International students seeking careers in engineering and information technology are seeing new scholarship opportunities emerge as Ireland’s technology sector expands and demand for skilled professionals rises. The Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) has announced merit-based scholarships of up to USD 4,350 for international students applying to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Engineering and Information Technology. The move comes amid increasing demand for global talent in Ireland’s growing technology and digital economy.The scholarships are aimed at supporting students pursuing industry-focused programmes that emphasise applied learning, practical training and career readiness. Ireland has emerged as a key European hub for technology, digital services and advanced manufacturing, creating sustained demand for engineering and IT professionals.In addition to financial support, students enrolling in eligible programmes will also benefit from Ireland’s structured post-study work pathway. Undergraduate students can avail a one-year stay-back option, while postgraduate students can apply for a two-year post-study work visa, enabling graduates to gain professional experience in Ireland’s technology ecosystem.The university said its programmes focus on hands-on laboratory learning, industry-led projects and professional skill development. Several courses also include work placements designed to strengthen employability and industry exposure.
Scholarship Opportunity Opens For Engineering & IT Students In Ireland
Written on 04/09/2026