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Education Pathways 2026
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- Value: fee waiver + stipend
- You must be a current UCC Student on MSc in Business Economics, MSc in International Sustainable Business, MSc in Sustainable Development, Agri-Food and Cooperatives programmes to be eligible for this scholarship
- Questions about this scholarship can be directed to
| Education Pathways Ireland is a masters-level scholarship programme enabling refugees currently residing in Uganda with an existing university degree to pursue graduate studies in Ireland. Three leading Irish universities are offering highly motivated refugee candidates the opportunity to pursue a full-time, fully funded one year taught master's degree with the support of UNHCR and Nasc, the Migrant and Refugee Rights Centre. University of Galway (up to 2 places), University College Dublin (2 places) and University College Cork (1 place) will welcome the successful students to begin their studies in September 2026. Candidates must meet the academic entry requirements for the programme as well as:
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