TU Dublin Foundation Report 2020
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14<br />
Scholarships<br />
The Henderson Park Scholarship<br />
The aim of this scholarship is to provide financial assistance<br />
to passionate and motivated students who will make<br />
their mark on the construction and property sector. The<br />
scholarship is open to 1st and 2nd year students in Quantity<br />
Surveying and Construction Economics (<strong>TU</strong>837) and<br />
Property Economics (<strong>TU</strong>836). Students receive support of<br />
€3,000 for each year left in their studies.<br />
Shane Friel, Property Economics, 2nd Year, Bolton Street:<br />
“Firstly, as I enter my final year in property economics in <strong>TU</strong><br />
<strong>Dublin</strong>, I’d like to thank all involved at Henderson Park and<br />
<strong>TU</strong> <strong>Dublin</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> for your support over the past three<br />
years. You have changed my college experience from being<br />
extremely challenging to a very enthusiastic and belonging<br />
quest. The support has been a well of encouragement over<br />
the years to persevere.<br />
Since receiving the Henderson Park Scholarship at the<br />
beginning of my third year in Property Economics in <strong>TU</strong> <strong>Dublin</strong> Bolton Street, my college experience has changed quite dramatically.<br />
I still feel that Property Economics is 100% the correct career for me and having the opportunity to do a work placement within the<br />
sector for a couple of months this year has compounded that confidence in choice. The continued support from a company like<br />
Henderson Park enables me to concentrate on my studies and lessen my financial worries, now more than ever.”<br />
The Intel Scholarship Programme<br />
Since 2018, the Intel Scholarship Programme has supported<br />
seven students annually. Alongside €3,000 in financial<br />
support, the scholarship awardees are connected to a<br />
mentor from Intel, helping students to build strong industry<br />
relationships and provide insights into the professional<br />
industry.<br />
The <strong>2020</strong>/2021 Intel Scholarship awardees were:<br />
Christopher Fagan – BA Game Design, 4th year, City Campus<br />
Eibhlin O’Riordan - BA Game Design, 4th year, City Campus<br />
Sara Bilal – BEng Mechanical Engineering, 3rd year, City Campus<br />
Ahmed Zeghni – BEng Mechatronic Engineering, 3rd year, Blanchardstown Campus<br />
Carla Hedderman – BEng Mechanical Engineering, 3rd year, Tallaght Campus<br />
Jeiel Oshiokameh – BEng Electronic & Computer Communications, 3rd year, City Campus<br />
Aryan Nautiyal – BEng Electronic & Computer Communications, 3rd year, City Campus<br />
Eibhlin O’Riordan, BA Game Design, 4th year, City Campus:<br />
“I’d like to thank everyone at Intel for this amazing opportunity.<br />
Intel’s continued support of students in STEM really makes a<br />
difference and I am so grateful to have been acknowledged<br />
for my work and am excited to continue working and creating<br />
with Intel in the future.<br />
Carla Hedderman, BEng Mechanical Engineering, 3rd year,<br />
Tallaght Campus:<br />
“The Intel Scholarship will be such a huge help, taking<br />
financial pressure off, especially at stressful exam periods.<br />
I’d like to say a very big thank you to Intel and I look forward<br />
to all the scholarship will bring.”