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You need to register for an NHS bursary account on the NHS Student Bursaries website.

You must reapply for your bursary every academic year.

New students

If you're entering the first year of your NHS-funded course or, for medical and dental students, your first year of NHS bursary funding, read the guidance for new students.

When to apply

You should wait until you have an offer of a course place from your university or college before you apply for an NHS bursary.

The date you can apply from usually depends on when your course starts.

Documents

If you're applying for an NHS bursary for the first time you must provide 2 documents to confirm your identity, one of which must include a photograph of yourself, for example a birth certificate and a valid passport.

You must send original documents (not photocopies), which NHS Student Bursaries will return to you.

Continuing students

You're a continuing student if you've already had an NHS student bursary for your current course and you're reapplying for another year.

When to apply

NHS Student Bursaries will send you an email invitation when you can reapply for your bursary. The date your invitation is sent depends on when your next academic year begins.

You must send your application within 6 months of the first day of your academic year.

What happens next

If your application is approved, NHS Student Bursaries will send you an email when your bursary is available for you to view in your NHS bursary account.

If you get an NHS bursary you can apply separately for a reduced rate loan from Student Finance England. Estimate how much you could get using the student finance calculator.

Contact NHS Student Bursaries if you need help with your application.

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NHS bursary and grants for medicine, dentistry and healthcare courses.

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Get free wellbeing and mindfulness tools made for young people with input from mental health experts.

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HSE Health & Wellbeing has launched a new, free, online mental health and wellbeing programme called Minding Your Wellbeing. This evidence-based programme, focusing on the promotion of mental wellbeing, has been adapted from a face-to-face programme into a series of online videos for everyone at this time.

What does the programme consist of?

It consists of 5 video sessions (20 minutes each) which can be accessed by clicking on the links below and following the sequence of videos. To get the most from the videos it is recommended to watch them in order (1 to 5).
The content focuses on:
1. Practicing Self-Care (Youtube video)

Explores the importance of individual 's 'self-care' and encourages participants to build their own 'self-care toolkit' which includes healthy habits for their mental health and wellbeing

2. Understanding Our Thoughts (Youtube video)

Invites participants to reflect on their own thinking and consider how thinking patterns can impact wellbeing

3. Exploring Emotions (Youtube video)

Encourages participants to notice their emotions and increase their positive emotions to improve their wellbeing

4. Building Positive Relationships (Youtube video)

Discusses ways in which participants can nurture, value and foster positive relationships which are so important for mental wellbeing

5. Improving Our Resilience (Youtube video)

Invites participants to improve their resilience, learn about the building blocks of resilience including the importance of focusing on strengths

This provides a unique opportunity for everyone to learn and practice key elements of mental wellbeing such as mindfulness, gratitude, self-care and resilience.

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Mind Your Wellbeing - A new free mental health and wellbeing programme focussing on mindfulness, gratitude, self-care and resilience.

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Stress levels can be higher than usual around exam time. A bit of stress can help you to stay motivated and focused. But too much can be unhelpful.

Exam stress can be overwhelming. It can confuse and exhaust you. Having to revise a lot of information in a short space of time can be stressful. Not understanding course material may also add to your stress.

If it all seems to be getting on top of you, there are things you can do to keep calm.

Keep a routine and take regular breaks

It's important to have regular study breaks and make time for relaxation and exercise.

Practising mindfulness helps you focus on what's happening right at this moment.

Going for a walk, run, or to the gym is a great way to clear your head and can help you focus.

Watching your favourite TV show or going to the cinema are also good ways to take a break from studying.
Stress - tips and self-help Physical activity and mental health
Limit caffeine

Caffeine and energy drinks can give you a quick lift. But they're not good for you in the long term.

They can make you feel sick and can interfere with your sleep and your ability to concentrate.

Manage expectations

Pressure from other people around exams can be huge. This can be hard to deal with, especially from family and teachers. You need to remember that it's your life and your exam, with you in control.

Tips to help you manage expectations

Stressful situations may cause you to worry too much and imagine the worst possible outcome. Base expectations on your past performance and doing the best you can.

Put the exam in context. In the overall scheme of things, how important is it?

Tell people what you realistically expect from your exams. Talk to them and find out what they hope for you. Tell them what you are thinking and feeling.

Use the expectations of yourself and others to help you study.

Ask for and accept support from those around you, especially family members.

If exams do not go as well as you hoped, there are always alternatives. It does not mean you are a success or failure.

Exams cannot measure these sorts of things. All they measure is how well you do on the day.

Look after yourself

It's easy to let exams get on top of you and forget to look after yourself. If possible, try to get good night's sleep every night. It's a good time to make an effort to eat healthily, making sure you eat plenty of fruit and vegetables.
Eating healthily
Ask for and accept support

If you're feeling overwhelmed, you might find it helpful to talk to a teacher or counsellor. It's also important to ask for or accept support from your family.

This support might be practical, like picking you up from the library. It could also be emotional support, including advice.

If you need to talk to someone outside the situation, you can call:

Options for the future

If you are doing the Leaving Certificate, getting the exam results you need for your first preference is great. But it's not the end of the world if you do not. There are often other ways to get into the area you are interested in studying and working in.

It may mean taking a year out and getting some practical experience or doing a further education course. You might consider repeating. If you do accept another offer, you may find that you like it or it suits you better.

Leave the stress in the exam hall

There's always a light at the end of the tunnel. Exams have a beginning and an end. The stress that goes along with them should end with the exam.

Once the exam is over, there's nothing more you can do about it. You should just try to relax afterwards.

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Nursing funding

Following the issue of guidance at the Department of Health, the tuition fee for the BSc Adult Nursing course and BSc Mental Health Nursing course is fully funded by the Department of Health for students who have been habitually resident in Northern Ireland for three years prior to the commencement of the course, and students who are Republic of Ireland nationals (excluding England, Scotland, Wales and the EU).

Non-means tested bursary

In addition a non-means tested bursary is available.

The Department of Health keeps the bursary under review.

The bursary is intended to assist with daily living costs incurred while on training and is awarded for each year of the three-year course.

It is normally paid in monthly instalments.

Students who commenced in 2022/23 have received £5,165 per year.

Please note

Nursing students are not eligible for additional support from Student Finance NI.

Allied Health Professions funding

Following the issue of guidance by the Department of Health the tuition fee, for each of the following noted Allied Health Profession courses, is fully funded by the Department of Health for students who have been habitually resident in Northern Ireland for three years prior to the commencement of the course, and students from the Republic of Ireland (excluding England, Scotland, Wales and the EU).

In addition, students are eligible to apply for financial support from Student Finance NI.

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About the Study in Europe project

Study in Europe is a European Union (EU) project, which aims to

showcase what higher education in Europe has to offer to students worldwide

provide information about organising and funding study and research periods abroad in Europe

help European higher education organisations connect with potential students and partner organisations

Study in Europe provides information about study opportunities in 33 European countries. These countries fully participate in Erasmus+, the EU's programme supporting students from EU and partner countries across the world to study in Europe.

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Study in Europe is a European Union (EU) project, which aims to showcase what higher education in Europe has to offer to students worldwide provide information about organising and funding study and research periods abroad in Europe help European higher education organisations connect with potential students and partner organisations Study in Europe provides information about study opportunities in 33 European countries.

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Find out how you can access Higher Education in Ireland A higher education admissions scheme for Leaving Certificate students (under 23) whose economic or social background are underrepresented in higher education Find out more about HEAR More about HEAR A higher education admissions scheme for Leaving Certificate students (under 23) whose disabilities have had a [...]

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Applying for a grant? Find all the information you need right here.

No matter what your question, you'll find exactly what you're looking for. We understand that knowing what you need to do and how to do it can be a little complex, so you'll find your next steps clearly explained here.

How to Apply

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SUSI is Ireland's national awarding authority for further and higher education grants.

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Tuition fees paid for third level education

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The #1 HPAT Training Program

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The #1 HPAT Training Program over two decades in four countries *undergoing our full training program across our network of locations MedEntry has helped 20,000 students over 20 years become doctors Learn More

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An increasing number of students are seriously considering studying Medicine abroad. This guide to studying Medicine abroad is for both UK students looking to study in Europe and beyond - and for international students who are exploring their options for studying Medicine in a different country.

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Studying Medicine Abroad - The Medic Portal

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This page provides the headline information on studying Medicine abroad, before offering a step-by-step guide on what you need to do.

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NARIC provides academic recognition of a foreign qualification

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NARIC provides academic recognition of a foreign qualification

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Qualifax is Ireland’s National Learners’ Database. It provides comprehensive information on further and higher education and training courses.

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Qualifax is Ireland’s National Learners’ Database. It provides comprehensive information on further and higher education and training courses.

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Our comprehensive database of up to 15,000 courses is here to help students, jobseekers, parents, guidance professionals and graduates explore their education and training options. So whether you're a student looking for a CAO course or an employee interested in microcredentials for that next promotion, we have you covered.

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Central Applications Office (Higher Ed Institutions)

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Central Applications Office (Higher Ed Institutions)

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The Central Applications Office (CAO) processes applications for undergraduate courses in Irish Higher Education Institutions.

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The European Qualifications Framework (EQF) is a translation tool that helps communication and comparison between qualifications systems in Europe

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The European Qualifications Framework (EQF) is a translation tool that helps communication and comparison between qualifications systems in Europe

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What is the EQF?

The EQF is an 8-level, learning outcomes-based framework for all types of qualifications that serves as a translation tool between different national qualifications frameworks. This framework helps improve transparency, comparability and portability of people's qualifications and makes it possible to compare qualifications from different countries and institutions.

The EQF covers all types and all levels of qualifications and the use of learning outcomes makes it clear what a person knows, understands and is able to do. The level increases according to the level of proficiency, level 1 is the lowest and 8 the highest level. Most importantly the EQF is closely linked to national qualifications frameworks, this way it can provide a comprehensive map of all types and levels of qualifications in Europe, which are increasingly accessible through qualification databases.

The EQF was set up in 2008 and later revised in 2017. Its revision has kept the core objectives of creating transparency and mutual trust in the landscape of qualifications in Europe. Member States committed themselves to further develop the EQF and make it more effective in facilitating the understanding of national, international and third-country qualifications by employers, workers and learners.

Which countries are involved?

In addition to the EU Member States another 11 countries work towards implementing the EQF, namely Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway (European Economic Area countries), Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey (candidate countries), Bosnia & Herzegovina, Kosovo ** (potential candidates) and Switzerland.

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The EU developed the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) as a translation tool to make national qualifications easier to understand and more comparable. The EQF seeks to support cross-border mobility of learners and workers, promote lifelong learning and professional development across Europe.

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European database of employment and traineeship

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European database of employment and traineeship

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Nurse Margarida Garcia moved from Lisbon, Portugal, to Gothenburg, Sweden in June 2023. By doing so, she was reunited with her partner, who was already working in the city as a software engineer.

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CEDEFOP supports development of European vocational education and training (VET)

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CEDEFOP supports development of European vocational education and training (VET)

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CEDEFOP | European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training

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European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training

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Applicants of mature years age who have achieved a specified Level in a UCD University Access course (Access to Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Law or Access to Science, Engineering, Agriculture and Medicine) are eligible to apply for a number of reserved places in year 1 of specified linked programmes.

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Sports Scholarships Ireland – Providing Irelands Sports Scholarships Information – Colm Flynn

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where’s the best scholarship option for you?

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Mental Health Course for parents/guardians

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Mental Health Course for parents/guardians

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40 minute free course from Jigsaw

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Mental health awareness online course for parents | Jigsaw.ie

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The aim of this 40 minute course for parents or guardians of primary or secondary school students (+12 years) is to raise awareness about youth mental health and identify ways to promote and support youth mental health. It also highlights how we can be ' One Good Adults ' for the young people in our lives.

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The UCD Ad Astra Academy Academic scholarship is a leadership programme available to motivated students who can demonstrate high intellectual achievement, who want to reach further through undertaking a challenging university programme and develop their leadership skillset. This scholarship is only available to students who have completed the Irish Leaving Certificate, the GCE Advanced (A-Level) Examinations, the International Baccalaureate or EU Examinations within the island of Ireland in their first sitting.

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Scholarships & Funding - Study - Trinity College Dublin

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DCU offers a variety of scholarships that assist education funding. Explore options for Postgraduate, Undergraduate, and athletes in Ireland. Learn more here!

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Academic and sport scholarships are available for undergraduate students at Maynooth University. Take a look below to find out about eligibility requirements, deadlines and making an application.

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Welcome to Further Education and Training Course Hub. Please use the search facility below to find the course that's right for you.

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Training and Resources | National Parents Council

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The NPC Training and Development programme is a national programme of training, development and support for parents. The purpose is to empower parents to play an active part in their child's education at every level.

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Explains the new arrangements and conditions for exempting certain students from the study of Irish in primary and secondary school.

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The Central Applications Office (CAO) processes applications for undergraduate courses in Irish Higher Education Institutions.

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Under this section you can apply for an exemption from Irish if (a) all your primary education was outside Ireland or (b) 3 continuous years across primary and post-primary education was outside Ireland. You will need to attach a declaration from your school principal as a jpg or pdf and provide details of your schooling to date.
School Principal Declaration Form
If you have the signed declaration form from your school principal in jpg or pdf format on this computer or device, you can proceed with your application.

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NUI Matriculation - Application for Exemption

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Under this section you can apply for an exemption from Irish if (a) all your primary education was outside Ireland or (b) 3 continuous years across primary and post-primary education was outside Ireland. You will need to attach a declaration from your school principal as a jpg or pdf and provide details of your schooling to date.

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Tech Apprenticeships The Future of Tech Talent today Learn More Become an Apprentice Hire an Apprentice in association with At FIT, we focus on future potential rather than past history - promoting smart people with smart skills. Who we are What we do 0 FIT course participants 0 employed in ICT 0 current tech vacancies in [...]

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The Naughton Scholarships are a scheme of scholarships to promote the study of engineering, science and technology at third level by students in Ireland. Each year Leaving Certificate students can apply for a scholarship if they intend on studying science, engineering or technology at third level that year.

We are particularly interested in students applying to study STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) related subjects rather then the more practical sciences (Medicine, Nursing, Veterinary, Physiotherapy etc). All applications are reviewed once CAO offers are released and the winners of scholarships are notified by mid October. Full details on who is eligible to apply for a scholarship, the terms and conditions applicable to the scholarships and answers to frequent questions are contained in the four sections above

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The Naughton Scholarships are a scheme of scholarships to promote the study of engineering, science and technology at third level by students in Ireland. Each year Leaving Certificate students can apply for a scholarship if they intend on studying science, engineering or technology at third level that year.

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TUD- General Engineering Maths Competency Test (MCT) 

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TUD- General Engineering Maths Competency Test (MCT) 

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For entry to TU805, applicants must achieve a minimum of a H4 or higher, in Higher Level Mathematics. TU Dublin has developed the MCT to offer applicants to TU805 a further opportunity to achieve this minimum entry requirement.

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Maths Competency Test - Engineering Undergraduate Courses

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Twice a year, the University holds Mathematics Competency Tests (MCT) for applicants to our Level 8 (Honours), Engineering (General Entry) TU805 course

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TEG provides a series of general Irish language proficiency examinations and qualifications for learners of Irish. As part of the The Bachelor of Education through the medium of Irish programme in Marino Institute of Education entry process, applicants will be required to take the Teastas Eorpach na Gaeilge (TEG)

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TEG provides a series of general Irish language proficiency examinations and qualifications for learners of Irish. Institutions of Education will again be offering the Professional Master in Education (PME - Primary Teaching) in September 2026. As part of the entry process, applicants are required to take the Teastas Eorpach na Gaeilge (TEG) Meánleibhéal 1 (B1) Irish-language oral examination. Applicants must achieve 65% or higher in this oral examination to satisfy entry requirements. Further information and sample exam papers are available below.

Exam dates: 23rd & 24th January, 6th & 7th February 2026

The application form is available here
Please note that spaces are filled on a first-come-first-served bases. If a centre or date isn't appearing on the form, that means it is full. In this case, please apply for a different centre/date. Candidates may not sit more than one exam on the same day.
Results will be released in mid-March.

If you have any queries about the TEG exam, please email teanga@mu.ie or call 01 708 3737.

If you have any queries about the PME programme, you should make direct contact with the relevant institution:

DCU Institute of Education, St. Patrick's Campus, Drumcondra, Dublin 9. ioe@dcu.ie 01-8842212

Froebel Department of Primary and Early Childhood Education, Maynooth University froebel.department@mu.ie 01-4747400

Anne-Marie Hannon, Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Rd, Limerick. admissions@mic.ul.ie 061-204929

Helen Johnston, Admissions Officer, Institute of Education, Marino, Dublin 9. admissions@mie.ie 01-8057742

Please read the below FAQs carefully.

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TEG provides a series of general Irish language proficiency examinations and qualifications for learners of Irish. Institutions of Education will again be offering the Professional Master in Education (PME - Primary Teaching) in September 2026. As part of the entry process, applicants are required to take the Teastas Eorpach na Gaeilge (TEG) Meánleibhéal 1 (B1) Irish-language oral examination.

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Tertiary Degrees, Post LC courses with progression to degrees

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Tertiary Degrees, Post LC courses with progression to degrees

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More information - how to apply as a QQI applicant to a level 8 degree at MU

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QQI courses linked to our level 8 degrees - for entry in 2026. These entry requirements are subject to change for entry 2026. If you have a relevant QQI or BTEC qualification, you can use this to