Prendergast Bequest
| Am I eligible? |
What does it cover? |
How do I apply? |
How will I know if I've been successful? |
In 1965 the University accepted a bequest from Dr J S Prendergast intended to assist monks from Glenstal Abbey to study at St Benet's and to help Irish students continue their studies at Oxford. The Bequest does not provide full scholarships for study at the University, but, in general, is used to support students in need of smaller sums for maintenance and for specific projects.
Please note that the Prendergast Bequest will not make any awards for 2012-13. This webpage will be updated with further information in the future.
Am I eligible?
Applicants should be ordinarily resident in the Republic of Ireland. All graduate courses and undergraduate courses are elgible. Awards are not normally made to students in their first year of study. Whilst financial need is the primary consideration in assessing applications, there should also be evidence of academic progress.
Please note that the Prendergast Bequest will not make any awards for 2012-13. This webpage will be updated with further information in the future.
What does it cover?
Amounts of awards do not normally exceed £2,500. The award is tenable for one year only.
Further information
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