Information about postgraduate entry requirements for students from Ireland. Our Irish communityCurrently, there are 300 postgraduate students from Ireland studying at the University of Edinburgh.Academic entry requirements for masters degreesYou must normally hold a bachelor degree in an appropriate subject from an accredited university, with an excellent or very good classification (equivalent to first or upper second class honours in the UK).Entry requirements vary between degree programmes and you should check you have the necessary qualifications before applying. Find the specific entry requirements for your chosen programme in our degree finder.Degree FinderEach application is considered individually as the personal statement is also an important part of the application. Where relevant, work experience may also be considered.Personal statement guidanceAcademic entry requirements for PhD degreesTypically, entry to PhD study is based on a masters degree in an appropriate subject. Entry requirements vary between degree programmes and you should check you have the necessary qualifications before applying. Find the specific entry requirements for your chosen programme, as well as contact details for the relevant School/Institute, in our degree finder.We recommend you contact potential supervisors and discuss your intended research before you apply. You will probably have to write a research proposal to apply for your PhD. Talk to your supervisor about whether you need to do this.Degree FinderFind a PhD supervisorResearch proposal guidanceApplicant supportThe latest information for prospective students from the EU can be found on our dedicated microsite.The University and EuropeYou can contact us for advice and support by emailing:futurestudents@ed.ac.ukBrowse our events calendar to see if we are hosting an event in your area:Calendar of events This article was published on 2024-11-12