University of Galway – Irish Centre for Human Rights Master’s Studentships

The University of Galway – Irish Centre for Human Rights Master’s Studentships support postgraduate study in human rights and related fields. This archive page brings together information about the award, its intended applicants and the application process. Students generally need an offer of admission to the LLM in International Human Rights Law or an eligible related master’s programme at the Irish Centre for Human Rights. The studentship is described as covering tuition fees and providing a stipend toward living costs, allowing recipients to concentrate on their academic work. Awards are tenable for one year, and renewal may be possible subject to the applicable conditions. Selection considers academic merit, research potential and a clear commitment to human rights. Deadlines, eligibility rules, award value and required documents can change between application cycles, so applicants should verify current details with the University of Galway before applying. Review the official scholarship information carefully, prepare all requested materials and submit by the stated deadline. Use this tag page to find related postgraduate funding opportunities and updates; it is an informational resource, not a substitute for the university’s latest guidance.