Study location	Ireland, & Northern Ireland
Type	Higher Education Scholarship for Adult Learners, full-time
Study language	English
Awards	Scholarship

Entry qualification	The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English.

Territory requirements

Applicants must be a citizen of an EU/EEA member state, Switzerland or the UK* or have permanent leave to remain in the Irish State AND resident on the island of Ireland for 3 out of the last 5 years. If you are currently awaiting a decision on your residency / citizenship in Ireland or Northern Ireland please contact apply@uversity.org to discuss your eligibility. *Please note that Uversity’s policy on the eligibility of UK citizens to apply for a scholarship after January 1st 2021 is intended to remain in line with the policy of the Department of Education and Science and Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI). We reserve the right to alter our eligibility requirements in line with any changes made by these institutions, or any policy changes as a result of Brexit.

Language requirements	English

Other requirements

Successful candidates will be required to submit proof of an admission offer from one of Uversity’s participating institutions Specific requirements for Non-EU applicants: Applicants must be a citizen of the EU/EEA, Switzerland or the UK or have permanent leave to remain in the State If you are currently awaiting a decision on your residency / citizenship in Ireland or Northern Ireland please contact apply@uversity.org to discuss your eligibility.

More information	uversity.org

Overview

Uversity’s Scholarships are intended to unlock adult learners’ potential. By providing multi-annual financial support, Uversity’s Scholarships aim to remove the financial barriers to pursue a Bachelor’s degree for the first time. Scholarships are not limited to particular specific subject areas and will enable individuals 23 years or older to complete a Bachelor’s degree in one of the participating institutions in the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland.

Uversity understands that there are many financial barriers preventing people from realising their ambitions to receive a Bachelor’s degree. Aside from the direct costs of tuition, fees, books and IT there are day to day living costs such as childcare and transport to pursue a degree. to be taken care of to enable full-time education. Uversity’s Scholarships take account of each individual’s successful candidate’s circumstances and aim to provide financial support for the entire period of study. Payments are made over the course of the degree programme and are subject to continued academic registration and progress.

Scholarship amounts vary depending on the successful recipients’ circumstances and need. In May 2019, Uversity was granted an income disregard for its Higher Education Scholarships for Adult Learners by Ireland’s Department of Education & Skills and the Department of Employment Affairs & Social Protection. For successful candidates in the Republic of Ireland, Uversity’s scholarships to a maximum value of €7,000 will not be considered reckonable income for means-tested social welfare benefits and SUSI maintenance grants.