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The Mansion House Fund Scholarships and Prizes in Irish and Irish History
At a glance
- Value: €500
- You must be a current Student to be eligible for this scholarship
- Questions about this scholarship can be directed to awards@nui.ie
The Mansion House Fund Scholarships promote ‘the study of Irish Language, Literature and History’, by awarding Scholarships (€500) in the subjects of Irish and Irish History.
These Scholarships are based on the final results of the examinations held in Irish and Irish History in the four NUI constituent universities
- Irish (Modern, Early, Medieval and Classical, or any combination of these) for the BA (Hons) Degree and also, where applicable, for other degrees where Irish is a final year subject, such as the BCL European and BComm International/European.
- Irish History for the BA (Hons) Degree.
An Extern Examiner, appointed by NUI, will determine the recipients of the Scholarships and the Prizes based on the written work of final year students achieving the highest marks in Irish and Irish History who have passed the honours bachelor degree examination as a whole.
Final year students of Irish or Irish History in each of the constituent universities will be eligible for nomination for these Scholarships.
To find out more visit: http://www.nui.ie/awards/GraduateScholarships/#mansion_house