This scheme explicitly includes a non-EU fee top-up, confirming it is designed to be accessible to international applicants, though you may still need to cover any remaining fee shortfall. Ireland’s cost of living, particularly in Dublin, has risen sharply in recent years, so treat the €25,000/year stipend as a starting budget line rather than a guaranteed comfortable margin, and research housing costs near your specific university before committing. The figures above are for full-time PhD candidates — part-time arrangements are calculated on a different, reduced basis, so ask Research Ireland directly and in writing if full-time study is not realistic for you.
Apply: researchireland.ie official page
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