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LIST OF SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS

Scholarship programs in Nigeria are designed to support the education of Nigerians and other students, including children.



INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Depending on the scholarship and organization, the application procedure for international scholarships can vary, however, most of them call for the same procedures.

1. MTN Foundation Scholarship: This scholarship is offered by the MTN Foundation to provide financial assistance to qualified Nigerian students in primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions.

2. NNPC/Total Scholarship: This scholarship is sponsored by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and Total Upstream Nigeria Limited, and it is open to qualified Nigerian students in primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions.

3. Jim Ovia Scholarship: This scholarship is offered by the Jim Ovia Foundation to provide financial assistance to qualified Nigerian students in secondary and tertiary institutions.

4.  Agbami Scholarship: This scholarship is sponsored by Agbami Partners to provide financial support to qualified Nigerian students in medicine and engineering courses. 

5. Federal Government Scholarship Scheme: This scholarship is offered by the Federal Government of Nigeria to support the education of qualified Nigerian students in various fields of study.

6. Shell Scholarship: This scholarship is sponsored by Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited to support the education of qualified Nigerian students in various fields of study.

7. PTDF Scholarship: This scholarship is offered by the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) to support the education of Nigerian students in the oil and gas industry.

It is important to note that scholarship programs have different eligibility criteria and application processes, and interested applicants should be prepared.  

1.    Research: Begin by researching available scholarships and identifying those that match your eligibility criteria. You can use scholarship portals or websites to find scholarships that you may be eligible for.

2.    Review the requirements: Once you have identified potential scholarships, carefully review the eligibility requirements and application deadlines. Make sure that you meet all the eligibility requirements and that you have enough time to prepare your application.

3.    Prepare your application: Most scholarship applications require you to submit an application form, a personal statement or essay, letters of recommendation, and academic transcripts. Make sure that you provide all the necessary information and documents requested in the application.

4.    Submit your application: After you have completed your application, make sure to submit it before the deadline. Some scholarships may require that you submit your application online, while others may require that you mail in a hard copy.

5.    Follow up: After you have submitted your application, it's a good idea to follow up with the scholarship provider to confirm that they have received your application and to inquire about the status of your application.

6.    Wait for the results: The scholarship provider will typically notify you of the results of your application. If you are selected for a scholarship, make sure to follow the instructions provided by the scholarship provider to claim your award.

Overall, the scholarship application process might be challenging and time-consuming, but it can also be a terrific method to pay for your international education. To increase your chances of being accepted, it's crucial to carefully research the qualifying conditions and application guidelines for each scholarship and to adequately prepare your application.


The following scholarships are available to international students who wish to study abroad: 


 1.    Government-funded scholarships: Many countries offer scholarships to international students to promote cultural exchange and diversity. 

 2.    University-funded scholarships: Universities also offer scholarships to international students, based on academic merit or other criteria. These scholarships may cover full or partial tuition fees, and sometimes also include a living allowance.

 3.    Private scholarships: Private organizations, foundations, and companies may also offer scholarships to international students. These scholarships may be based on specific criteria, such as academic achievement, community service, or leadership potential.

 You can conduct an online search for scholarships relevant to your field of study, home country, or destination country to learn more about financial aid for overseas students. The financial aid office at your institution may also be able to provide you with information about scholarships that are available for overseas students.


 Here are some websites that offer international scholarships:

1.    Scholarship portal

2.    Study abroad

3.    Scholarships

4.    International student

5.    DAAD Scholarship Database

6.    Fulbright Scholarships

7.    Commonwealth Scholarships

8.    Rotary Foundation Global Study Grants

9.    Chevening Scholarships

These websites provide a variety of scholarships for international students at different academic levels. It is crucial to remember that each scholarship opportunity has different eligibility requirements and deadlines, so you must carefully investigate each one before applying.


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