IT TRALEE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME - MASTER by RESEARCH
To support our research activity the Institute is pleased to announce details of its 2018 Master by Research Scholarship Programme due to commence in September 2018. Graduates holding (or due to hold by September 2018) a relevant level 8 honours degree (second class honours or higher) are invited to submit an application. Successful applicants will be awarded full registration fees and a student stipend of €700 per month for a maximum period of 18 months.Postgraduate students must complete their master by research degree programme on a full-time basis at the Institute.
An application form is available at the following link: APPLY NOW!
The closing date for submission of applications is 6th June 2018.
Shortlisted applicants will be required to attend for interview during week commencing 11th June 2018. Successful applicants will commence their master by research programmes at IT Tralee in September 2018.
Master by Research projects for which scholarships are available:
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Department of Biological & Pharmaceutical Sciences |
| PROJECT 1: (MSc) Improving vertebral osteoporotic fracture outcome using a novel biological matrix to promote bone formation |
| PROJECT 2: (MSc) Bioconversion of mushroom waste into value-added plant biostimulants |
| PROJECT 3: (MSc) Plant-derived lipids for skin barrier repair |
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Department of Computing |
| PROJECT 4: (MSc) Machine Learning for Predicting and Analysing Water Quality |
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Department of Hotel, Culinary and Tourism |
| PROJECT 5: (MA) An exploration of the motivations, attitudes and behaviour of Generation Z in relation to leisure events and event tourism in Ireland |
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Department of Nursing and Healthcare Sciences |
| PROJECT 6: (MSc) Help seeking for fatigue in individuals with inflammatory bowel disease |
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Department of Health and Leisure Studies |
| PROJECT 7: (MSc) Development of best practice protocols for monitoring training load in youth athletes in the Gaelic Athletic Association |
| PROJECT 8: (MSc) The self-expressed quality of life of Irish adults with early diagnosed phenylketonuria on long term dietary therapy |
FURTHER INFORMATION
If you have any further queries please e-mail research@ittralee.ie or phone: (+353) 66 7191986