UL is currently accepting applications for short programmes funded under the Micro-Credential Learner Fee Subsidy
University of Limerick is currently accepting applications for short programmes funded under the Micro-Credential Learner Fee Subsidy 2026.
These short, flexible programmes enable learners to upskill, reskill and build in‑demand competencies supporting talent development, retention and business agility.
Under this initiative, eligible participants receive 80% fee funding making it an excellent opportunity to invest in employee development in a cost‑effective way.
The following funded places are limited and courses will close once capacity is reached.
Follow this link for details on individual programmes listed below: https://www.ul.ie/gps/micro-credential-learner-fee-subsidy-2026
• Climate Hazards
• Cybersecurity Law and Regulations
• Data Analytics for Tax
• Data Exploration and Analysis
• Decision Making with Scarce Resources
• Enhancing Critical and Innovative Thinking and Problem Solving
• Introduction To Data Analytics/Visualisation & Machine Learning
• Introduction to Emerging Technologies
• Introduction to Participatory Health Research for Public & Patient Involvement
Digitalisation Of Process
More information can be found here:
