Where the recipient of a Travelling Studentship is also the holder of a Scholarship or continuing prize in this or any other University or Institution, and where the value of such other scholarship is substantial, the Senate may consider curtailing the value of the Travelling Studentship. There are no conditions attached to this Prize. General Regulations governing Bursaries Eligibility Candidates applying for a Bursary must have obtained their primary degree in the relevant faculty of the National University of Ireland. Candidates for the Bursary who are presenting for the degree examination in 2001 may enter provisionally. The Senate, on the recommendation of the Professors in the subject of the Bursary, will determine from time to time the number of years' standing of the graduates who are deemed eligible to apply for that Bursary.
Bursaries are tenable for one year.
Written Examinations Where written examinations are required, they are normally held in connection with the primary degree examinations in the relevant Faculty. Where an Interview is required, it is held in conjunction with the primary degree written examinations. The Recipients, during the year of the tenure of the bursary, shall either, attend an approved postgraduate course in another University or similar Institution, outside Ireland, or engage in research in an approved Institution. A student may not accept salary, wages or other allowance in respect of the period of the Bursary without prior approval of the University. Six-Monthly Report Holders of bursaries are required to submit a report after six months, from the Director under whom they are studying, confirming that they are satisfactorily pursuing the work of their Bursaries signed by the Head of the appropriate department in the University or Institution where they are pursuing their studies, as to progress and experience.