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Current and Prospective PhD Student Scholarships
These scholarships are open to both students enrolling to commence PhD study in the School of Business at Maynooth University in 2021 and existing PhD students of the School of Business
Date: Monday, 26 July 2021
Maynooth University Business and Law graduate is new Mayor of Kildare
The new Cathaoirleach of Kildare County Council is Cllr. Naoise Ó Cearúil, a graduate of the BBL (Bachelor of Business and Law) (2011) at Maynooth. Naoise graduated in 2011, having served as former President of the student Law Society and President of MU Cuallacht na Gaeilge. He also holds a Diploma in Irish from NUI Maynooth. A native of Maynooth, Naoise has been a councillor for Maynooth Municipal District in Kildare County Council since 2014. His term of office as mayor began June 25 and lasts for a year. We congratulate Naoise and wish him every success in his new role.
Date: Friday, 23 July 2021
Update - Printing available again
Security issue affecting student and staff printing on campus updated
Date: Wednesday, 07 July 2021
Susan Hunter Postgraduate Scholarship in Material Culture application deadline extended until 31st July 2021!
The Department of Anthropology welcomes applications for the bursary in the MA in Anthropology and Material Culture. This Postgraduate Scholarship will support an incoming MA student commencing study in the Department of Anthropology from the beginning of the 2021/22 academic year. The scholarship is worth €2000.
Date: Monday, 05 July 2021
Oxford Conducting Institute conference
Prof Fiona M. Palmer is on the Organizing Committee of this weekend’s Oxford Conducting Institute International Conducting Studies Conference 2021 (#OCIICSC21) [Online, 25–26 June 2021]
Date: Tuesday, 22 June 2021
Library Material Quarantine Update
From Monday 14 June, quarantine is no longer required
Date: Friday, 11 June 2021
Chronologicon Hibernicum 2015‒2021
At the end of April 2021, the research project Chronologicon Hibernicum (ChronHib), funded since 2015 by a European Research Council Consolidator Grant, came to a close. Working with an international team of experts, Prof. David Stifter has conducted ground-breaking research on linguistic variation in the Old Irish period.
Date: Thursday, 27 May 2021