MTU launch €38,000 cybersecurity scholarship programme

Munster Technological University (MTU) has launched a cybersecurity scholarship programme, with applications now open
MTU launch €38,000 cybersecurity scholarship programme

James Cox

Munster Technological University (MTU) has launched a cybersecurity scholarship programme, with applications now open.

Successful applicants will be invited to join the 10-month programme where they will receive a tax-free scholarship of €38,000.

They will be "provided with the necessary skills to evaluate, select and validate ideas for new cybersecurity products and services which will contribute to the creation of new start-ups and innovations".

Participants do not need to have a cybersecurity or IT background to apply. The purpose of the programme is to form teams with combined abilities to produce the best cybersecurity innovations/startups. Those from IT, humanities and business are welcome to apply.

Dr Donna O'Shea, chair of cybersecurity at MTU, said: "To our potential participants: This is not just another training or startup programme, it's a journey towards becoming pioneers in cybersecurity innovation and for you to make your mark on the world. We have the people, the mentors and some of the most advanced cyber security research infrastructure in Ireland for you to realise your success.”

Dr O'Shea added: "Our graduates will be catalysts, educators, and leaders—architecting innovative cyber security solutions that bolster our national security and propel Ireland to the forefront of global cyber entrepreneurship.”

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