Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship

Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship in Ireland

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Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship

The Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship programme is intended exclusively for Indian students who perform academically and seek admission to the National University of Ireland Galway's Master's degree.

The selection committee chooses three candidates for the Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship out of all the applicants. The following are the advantages of the scholarship program:

Category	Included or not
Accommodation	No
Living Expenses	No
Tuition fees	Yes

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#Terms and Conditions

The following rules and conditions must be followed by both applicants and winners of the Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship:

Applicants must be classified as non-EU for tuition fee purposes; Applicants must have a NUI Galway offer; These scholarships cannot be coupled with any other tuition scholarships.

The scholarship sum solely covers the student's tuition and fees, not their living or lodging expenses.

#Max Arthur McAuliffe's life

He joined the Indian Civil Service in 1862 and rose through the ranks to become a senior officer before retiring in 1893. He was a prolific scholar who was well-versed in Indian culture. In the late 1800s, he became well-known for translating Sikh scripture and history into English and for promoting Sikkim and Punjabi culture on a global scale.

#Eligibility

The Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarships at NUI include the following requirements:

The applicant must be a citizen of India.
The applicant must have been accepted into a Taught- Master's program at NUI.
A four-year bachelor's degree from a reputable college is required.

#Application Process

There are two stages to applying for the Max Arthur Macauliffe Merit Scholarship:

Admission to the National University of Ireland (NUI).
Application for the Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship.

Applicants must also submit a personal statement along with their scholarship application. It should be written in MS Word and should be no more than 1,000 words long. The statement should include the following:

The applicant's desire to study at NUI Galway.
How the candidate views his or her future relationship with the university.
How the candidate plans to maintain ties with the university both during the scholarship period and as an alumnus.

The personal statement should be forwarded to InternationalMarketingRecruitment@nuigalway.ie, with the title of the scholarship scheme the candidate is applying for and the PAC application number in the subject line.

Note: Applicants will receive an e-receipt confirming their scholarship application within 10 days of submitting it.

#Selection Process

Scholarship recipients are chosen based on their academic achievements and personal statements.

Each scholarship application is also checked to see if the student has filed for a student VISA in Ireland.

Note: If the recipient does not follow the terms and conditions, NUI Galway maintains the right to terminate the scholarship.

#Grant Details

Each year, the Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship is given to honor Max Arthur Macauliffe, who graduated from Galway in 1863 with a degree in history, languages, and classics.

All of the important details about the Max Arthur Macauliffe Special Merit Scholarship 2020 are listed in the table below.

Study-Level	Masters
Award Distributed	Annually(One time only)
Number of Scholarship	3
Eligible Candidates	Indian Students who will pursue Masters at NUI Galway
Scholarship Award	Equivalent to the tuition fee for the course
Study-Length	2 years