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NUI E J Phelan Fellowship in International Law
At a glance
- Value: €25,000 over 18 months
- You must be a doctoral Student to be eligible for this scholarship
- Questions about this scholarship can be directed to awards@nui.ie
This Fellowship, funded by a special bequest from the late Mr Edward J Phelan and Mrs Fernande Phelan was first awarded in 2002, and is normally offered in alternate years. The Fellowship is intended to encourage and support a doctoral candidate of proven academic excellence at an advanced stage of their studies towards a doctoral degree in any area of International Law, in a constituent university of NUI. It is expected that the research undertaken will result in a substantial contribution to knowledge worthy of publication.
The NUI E J Phelan Fellowship in International Law is valued at €25,000 and open to a doctoral student in any area of International Law for a period of up to 18 months.
Applicants do not need to hold an NUI degree in order to be eligible for this Fellowship; however, they do need to be registered in an NUI constituent university.
A list of these institutions is available here.
Disciplines: any area of International Law
More information: http://www.nui.ie/awards/OtherDoctoralScholarships/
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