Scholarships

The Irish Aviation Authority and DCU Business School will award two scholarships to an applicant of our  BSc Aviation Management and MSc Aviation Leadership. 

DCU Business School and The Liffey Trust will award one scholarship to a DCU Business School student who commenced their studies in September 2022 and is studying on one of the following programmes:  BA International Business, BA Global Business Studies and BSc Marketing Innovation & Technology

DCU Business School is delighted to once again provide the 30% Club Scholarship. This is a €10,000 fee scholarship to be used for part-time postgraduate study. The 30% Club is a global movement of international Chairs and CEOs who are committed to better gender balance at all levels of their organisations through voluntary actions.

Family and friends of the late John Thompson and Dublin City University Business School are welcoming applications for the John Thompson Scholarship. This scholarship will cover the fees of one MSc Digital Marketing Student.

Each year the Gaelic Players Association and DCU Business School co-fund two scholarships to the DCU Executive MBA and two scholarships to full time masters programmes.

The Irish Aviation Authority and DCU Business School will award two scholarships to an applicant of our  BSc Aviation Management and MSc Aviation Leadership. 

DCU Business School Aviation Department, part of the ISTAT Foundation, will award a scholarship for the MSc Aviation Leadership programme for the academic year 2022/2023.

A Fee Scholarship to every external student (who is subject to EU fees) taking up a place on a DCU Business School full-time postgraduate programme in 2023/24 who achieved a first class honours undergraduate degree.

A fee discount applied to programme fees of every DCU outgoing graduate or member of the alumni community upon taking up a place on a DCU Business School full time or part time Masters.