Ireland Fellows Program 2026/27

 Fully Funded

The Ireland Fellows Program 2026/27 is now open for applications from students in eligible countries who wish to pursue a master’s degree in Ireland. This prestigious program is fully funded by the Government of Ireland and aims to nurture future leaders by offering high-quality education opportunities. It also promotes sustainable development, human rights, and gender equality through its network of fellows.

Ireland is known for its excellent universities, vibrant culture, and strong commitment to education and development. This fellowship allows recipients to fully focus on their studies and leadership development while experiencing Irish society and building valuable international connections.


Scholarship Coverage
The Ireland Fellows Program provides:

  • Full tuition fees

  • Visa and travel expenses

  • Monthly living stipend

  • Accommodation and settlement allowances

  • Health insurance

The program is highly competitive and is intended for early to mid-career professionals with leadership potential.


Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible, applicants must:

  • Be a national of an eligible country

  • Have at least two to three years of relevant work experience

  • Hold a bachelor’s degree with a strong academic record

  • Demonstrate leadership potential and commitment to development in their home country

  • Meet the English language requirements of the chosen program


Application Process
Visit the Ireland Fellows Program official website

Complete the online application form

Prepare and submit supporting documents, including:

  • Academic transcripts and degree certificates

  • CV

  • Statement of purpose outlining career goals

  • Letters of recommendation

  • Proof of English proficiency (if required)


Application Deadlines
Applications generally open in summer 2025 for programs starting in the 2026/27 academic year. Applicants are encouraged to check the official website for specific dates for their country.


Official Website
Learn more and apply through the Ireland Fellows Program portal: source 




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