The Peter Dempsey Award In Applied Psychology Ongoing

Scholarship Overview

The University College Cork‘s Peter Dempsey Award in Applied Psychology is a scholarship designed to help amazing students pursuing postgraduate studies in applied psychology. Aimed at both grasp’s and doctoral applicants, the award recognizes academic excellence and potential inside the subject. Offered by way of specific universities or institutions, it can be available to each home and worldwide students. The scholarship presents economic assistance to assist alleviate instructional costs and encourages the advancement of research and practice in applied psychology. Eligibility standards, application techniques, and award amounts can range with the aid of group, making it vital for applicants to consult the precise info from the awarding body.

Applicable course, university, and country

The Peter Dempsey Award in Applied Psychology is applicable to postgraduate programs in applied psychology at various universities, primarily in countries like the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia.

Scholarship amount details

• Max scholarship per student: EUR 1000
• Equivalent in INR: Rs 91255
• Conversion rate used: 1 INR = Rs. 91.26

Scholarship amount can be used for:

Type of Expense	Indicates If the Scholarship Can Be Used for This Type of Expense
Application	× Not covered in scholarship
Tuition & Fees	✔ Scholarship amount can be used for this
Living Expense	✔ Scholarship amount can be used for this
Accommodation	× Not covered in scholarship
Air Fare/Travel Expenses	× Not covered in scholarship
Spouse/Child Care	× Not covered in scholarship
Health Cover	× Not covered in scholarship
Others	× Not covered in scholarship

Number of students to be Awarded
Varies

Eligible student nationality

This scholarship is applicable for students from around the world.

Appication Process for this scholarship

• Check Eligibility: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for the scholarship, including academic qualifications and nationality requirements.
• Gather Required Documents: Prepare necessary documents, which may include:
  • Completed application form.
  • Academic transcripts.
  • Letters of recommendation (usually from professors or professionals in the field).
  • A personal statement or essay outlining your goals, research interests, and why you are applying for the scholarship.
• Submit Application: Complete and submit your application before the specified deadline. This may be done online through the institution’s scholarship portal or via mail.
• Follow Up: After submitting your application, monitor your email for any communication from the institution regarding your application status or additional requirements.
• Interviews (if applicable): Some institutions may require interviews as part of the selection process.
• Receive Notification: Wait for the scholarship committee to review applications and notify you of the award decision.

Scholarship Application
This scholarship need a separate external application.

Scholarship link

https://www.ucc.ie/en/scholarships/undergrad/arts/artsschpdaap/

Application Link
https://www.ucc.ie/en/apply/

Application Documents

Type of documents	Indicates if this type of document is required to be submitted
Proof of Admission	Required
Academic Transcripts	Required
Personal Statement	Required
Essay	Required
Letters of Recommendation	Required

Important Dates & FAQ info

Info	Data
Application Deadline	Not Available
Contact Email	psychology@university.edu

 

Scholarship Eligibility

• Enrollment Status: Applicants must usually be enrolled or accepted into a postgraduate program in applied psychology or a related field.
• Academic Performance: A strong academic record is typically required, often demonstrated through GPA or equivalent academic achievements.
• Research Interest: Applicants may need to demonstrate a clear interest in research within the field of applied psychology, often highlighted in their personal statement or proposal.
• Nationality: Eligibility may extend to both domestic and international students, but specific nationality requirements can vary by institution.
• Letters of Recommendation: Candidates are usually required to provide letters of recommendation from professors or professionals who can attest to their academic and research capabilities.
• Personal Statement: A well-crafted personal statement or essay outlining the applicant’s motivations, goals, and relevance to applied psychology is often required.

Scholarship Restriction:
No Special Restriction applicable

Exams Details:

Exam Name	Indicates if exam is required
IELTS	Required
TOEFL	Required
ACT	Required
SAT	Required

 

The rating is done considering various factors

Frequently Asked Questions

The frequently asked questions about the scholarship are:

1. Who Can Apply for the Scholarship?
Applicants typically include postgraduate students (master’s or doctoral candidates) who are enrolled or accepted into a program in applied psychology or a related field. Both domestic and international students may be eligible, depending on the institution’s specific requirements.

2. What Is the Minimum Qualification Required?
The minimum qualification generally requires candidates to hold a relevant undergraduate degree, often in psychology or a related discipline, with a strong academic record. Specific GPA or academic performance criteria may vary by institution.

3. What Is the Procedure for Applying?
The application process usually involves filling out a separate scholarship application form, which may be submitted online or via mail. Applicants must ensure they meet eligibility criteria, gather required documents, and submit their application by the specified deadline.

4. What Are the Documents Required for Filling the Forms?
Completed scholarship application form, Academic transcripts, Letters of recommendation, personal statement, CV or resume (if applicable).
5. What Is the Duration of the Scholarship?
The duration of the scholarship typically aligns with the length of the postgraduate program, which can range from one to three years, depending on whether the student is pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree. Renewal criteria may apply for continuing eligibility.