Introduction
Students beginning their doctoral studies in September 2025 are eligible to apply for the University of Galway's Hardiman PhD Scholarships. These fully financed Hardiman fellowships are ideal for driven, imaginative people who are prepared to use cutting-edge research to improve society.
Applications for the Fully Funded Hardiman PhD Scholarships 2025 are currently being accepted by the University of Galway. This esteemed scholarship program is intended for exceptional students who are keen to contribute to cutting-edge research that has the potential to benefit society. We will go over the Hardiman Scholarships' specifics in this post, including the requirements for eligibility, the application procedure, and important dates.The fully financed Hardiman PhD Scholarships are intended to assist individuals who want to enroll in the University of Galway's PhD program. In addition to offering financial support, these scholarships cultivate a vibrant research atmosphere that promotes originality and creativity.
What Do Hardiman Scholarships Offer?
- a four-year stipend of €25,000 per year.
- complete payment of tuition.
- access to the University of Galway's thriving research environment.
Who Should Apply?
The scholarships are intended for students who excel in the following areas:
- are starting their doctoral studies in September 2025.
- are thrilled about the opportunity to carry out significant research.
- Have a strong desire to influence the future in important ways, like:
- Improving society and policy
- Enhancing creativity and culture
- Enhancing well-being and health
- Utilizing technology and data to realize potential
- preserving our world and its inhabitants.
Further Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants who want to enroll in full-time, organized PhD programs are eligible.
- Those who already have a PhD or are pursuing one are not eligible.
- Candidates must fulfill the entrance requirements of the University of Galway and designate a supervisor.
How to Apply?
1. Find a supervisor:
- Locating a supervisor with pertinent experience in your field of interest is one of the most crucial aspects of selecting a research program. When you discover a project or a supervisor that fits your research interests, you should get in touch with the appropriate professor, lecturer, supervisor, or University of Galway employee to continue the conversation. They can also provide you advice on how to apply to be a research student at the University of Galway.
- You can use the "Search" feature below to look for possible supervisors or PhD projects as well as the main areas of interest for our academic staff and researchers. You can search by supervisor name or by keyword, such as "history."
- Other ways to locate a supervisor include using research databases like ORCID, Web of Knowledge, ResearcherID, SciVal, Proquest, Academia.edu, or Google Scholar, or looking up people or subjects related to Galway in your web search engine. The University of Galway's Hardiman Library offers a collection of databases.
- Locate a possible supervisor via the link and get in touch with them directly.
- By February 7, 2025, at 5:00 PM Irish Time, supervisors are required to turn in a Supervisor Form.
2. Submit your application:
3. Provide Academic References:
- Include two references attesting to your ability to succeed academically.
Important Dates
- The deadline for applications is February 7, 2025, at 5:00 PM Irish time.
- In February 2025, notifications about the evaluation and interviews will be sent out.
FAQs
Q: When will the Hardiman Scholarship application process open for the upcoming intake?
- A: For the September intake, the Hardiman Scholarships application process typically reopens in early December. In due time, information will be posted on the website
Q: Can I apply for a Hardiman Scholarship as a PhD student right now?
- A: No. According to the homepage at website "Who are these scholarships for? PhD students starting in September 2025.
- "Applications will not be accepted from those already registered as PhD students or who previously received a PhD," the eligibility part of this scholarship also notes.
Q: Can I apply for a Hardiman Scholarship if I want to pursue a PhD program part-time?
- A: The applicant's guide, which is accessible on the website, "Scholarships will only be given to those accepted into the University of Galway's full-time structured PhD program."
Q: Can I apply for a Hardiman Scholarship if I want to pursue a PhD at the Burren College of Art?
Q: How can I submit an application for a Hardiman Scholarship?
- A: To apply for the Hardiman PhD Scholarship, visit this for complete instructions and necessary paperwork.
Q: What is the duration and scope of the Hardiman PhD Scholarship?
- A: Successful applicants who want to start a structured PhD program in September will receive funding for four years through the Hardiman PhD Scholarships. It covers tuition fees for four years in addition to the student's stipend of €25,000 per year. It does not include a budget for travel, consumables, or the student levy.
Q: How many PhD scholarships offered by Hardiman are up for grabs this year?
- A: Since the number of scholarships varies from year to year and depends on the funds that is available to us each year, we are unable to predict how many will be available.
Q: How can I locate a possible boss?
- A: In accordance with, you must click on this link to locate a supervisor in the field of study that interests you. Any possible superiors must be contacted directly.
- Candidates are required to designate one supervisor. To find a supervisor, use this link. It is necessary to submit a supervisor form.
Q: Does submitting an application for the Hardiman PhD Scholarship require payment?
- A: No, applying for a Hardiman PhD Scholarship is free of charge as well.
- Please abide by the instructions provided in the Applicant's Guide (found on the website), which all applicants are required to read before filling out the application form. You should also pay attention to what is written on the application and other forms.
- Please be aware that applying for a PhD program requires payment.
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