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The Joe Gantly Prize in Engineering at University College Cork 2026

Eligible Degrees:

Bachelors

Funding Type:

Partial Funding, EUR 1,500

Deadline:

Expired

Provider:

University College Cork

Eligible Courses:

Subjects offered for the program

Eligible Nationalities:

Open to all nationals

Scholarship can be taken at:

University College Cork

Updated on: 28 Jul, 2026

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Details about The Joe Gantly Prize in Engineering at University College Cork 2026

The Joe Gantly Prize in Engineering at University College Cork 2026 is offered for Bachelors degree in the field of Subjects offered for the program . You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is Expired. This scholarship is provided by University College Cork and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, EUR 1,500 . This scholarship is open for: Open to all nationals .

Degree: Bachelors
Provided by: University College Cork

Deadline: Expired
Scholarship value: Partial Funding, EUR 1,500

Introduction:

The Joe Gantly Prize in Engineering is an annual prize awarded by University College Cork (UCC) to recognize the best-performing student in the Work Placement module of the BE (Hons) Engineering programs.

Eligibility criteria for the Joe Gantly Prize in Engineering at University College Cork:

The applicants must be current UCC students.
Must be enrolled in a BE (Hons) engineering program.
Must have achieved the highest mark in the Work Placement module among students in their respective BE (Hons) programs.

Application Process:

No direct application is required.

Value of the Scholarship:

A EUR 1,500 is awarded to support a full-time student.

Source : University College Cork
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