SUSI Grant

SUSI is now open to receive applications for the 2021/22 academic year.

Important changes are being made this year including:

  • an increase in the postgraduate fee grant and an increase in the income threshold
  • a number of Department of Social Protection and other payments are to be included as income disregards in the student grant scheme
  • students who received an improved offer as a result of sitting the Leaving Cert this year will not lose their entitlement to their SUSI grant
  • the social welfare payment for 65-year-olds will be included as a qualifying payment for the special rate of maintenance gran

Key dates for SUSI applicants in 2021

  • Priority closing date for renewal applications                   10th June 2021
  • Priority closing date for new applications                          8th July 2021

For more information please click here.

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