DigiWind Masters by Research Scholarship at the Technological University of the Shannon
The DigiWind Scholarship is part of an advanced European initiative designed to support research and innovation in wind energy digitalization The program is offered by the Technological University of the Shannon and provides a Masters by Research opportunity for international candidates interested in energy systems and renewable technologies
Students will conduct research at the university campus in Limerick Ireland while gaining access to advanced research facilities and collaborating with professionals working on innovative wind energy solutions
details
Host university Technological University of the Shannon
Host country Ireland
Program type Masters by Research in Wind and Energy Systems
Project name Digital Masters of Wind and Energy Systems DigiWind
Scholarship duration up to eighteen months
Study location TUS campus in Limerick Ireland
Application deadline twentieth of March at seventeen hundred Brussels time
requirements
Applicants must hold a bachelor master or doctoral degree in a relevant academic field
Professionals with industry experience in energy engineering or related sectors are also encouraged to apply
Candidates should have knowledge or experience in electrical power systems wind turbine technology software programming or statistical tools
Applicants must hold a passport from an eligible country including European Union member states and selected partner countries such as Türkiye Ukraine Serbia Albania Norway and others
Applicants must provide certified proof of English language proficiency through recognized tests such as IELTS or TOEFL
benefits
Monthly stipend of one thousand euros for up to eighteen months
Total financial support reaching eighteen thousand euros during the research period
Full tuition fee waiver provided by the Technological University of the Shannon
Opportunity to study and conduct research at a modern university campus in Limerick Ireland
Access to advanced laboratories research facilities and international research collaboration in renewable energy technologies