The Fully Funded John Thompson Scholarship in Ireland is open to all internationals. Dublin City University Business School offers this scholarship to study master's in digital marketing. 

The MSc in Digital Marketing is designed to help participants understand how digital technologies change consumer behavior and equip them with the knowledge to engage with consumers using digital channels.

The bursary offers full fees for a graduate taking DCU’s full-time MSc in Digital Marketing. Established in 2008, this scholarship was set up to honor the memory of John Thompson, one of Ireland’s leading newspaper executives. With a career spanning almost 30 years in the business, John was instrumental in launching and commercializing some of Ireland’s most successful and enduring publications, including U Magazine, The Sunday World, and The Irish Farmers Journal.

The Fully Funded John Thompson Scholarship in Ireland will provide a full waiver in the tuition fees. Participants benefit from a combination of exposure to cutting-edge research, academic rigor, industry practice, and applied workshops and projects. Lectures are delivered by experienced international and Irish experts from industry and practice in areas such as data analytics and visualization, digital advertising and communication, and digital marketing strategy.

The eligibility criteria for the Fully Funded John Thompson Scholarship in Ireland are stated below:

1. Required Language: English.

2. Eligible Countries: All world countries

3. Students must possess a First Class Honors (1.1) Degree.

4. Additionally, candidates applying must be interested in and understand media, marketing, business, and journalism.

5. Similarly, students should meet the academic and other entry requirements of the MSc program

How to Apply?

Submissions should be sent to the Group Head for Marketing at DCU Business School Professor Edgar Morgenroth, via email at  [email protected] before the deadline

1. CV

2. Also, a statement of motivation and suitability for the scholarship in at most 250 words.

3. A copy of their academic transcript/proof of final degree award