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    Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has relaunched the Abia State Social Identification Number (ABSSIN) initiative, aimed at improving economic planning for citizens and addressing the issue of multiple taxation. The announcement was made by the commissioner for information and culture, Okey Kanu, during a press conference at the Government House in Umuahia.

    This relaunch, effective from March 2, seeks to facilitate social protection and promote inclusivity in governance.

    ABSSIN is designed to serve as a unique identifier for all residents of Abia State, streamlining transactions and interactions with the state’s internal revenue services.

    Udochukwu Ogbonna, the chairman of the Abia State Internal Revenue Services (ABIRS), emphasized the importance of ABSSIN for tax payments and stated that it would consolidate all transactions under one account for each citizen. This system is expected to offer various benefits, including access to government scholarships.

    Registration for ABSSIN can be completed online through the ‘Abiapay online‘ platform, at ABIRS offices across the 17 local government areas, and at various ministries. This initiative is not limited to tax-related matters but extends to facilitating access to social benefits provided by the government.

    Kingsley Anosike, the commissioner for budget and planning, highlighted that ABSSIN will also serve as a critical source of data for economic planning and ensure that citizens can easily access government services and benefits.

    The special adviser to the governor on internally generated revenue, Chimeremeze Okigbo, added that the ABSSIN registration process is free and aims to enhance security measures within the state, contributing to a crime-free environment.

    This development represents a strategic move by the Abia State government to enhance the welfare of its citizens through improved economic planning and efficient governance.

    Student Village
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    OAU Announces Another 2022/2023 JUPEB Supplementary Date

    OAU Announces Another 2022/2023 JUPEB Supplementary Date

    Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) management has published the date for the extra JUPEB entrance exam for the 2022/2023 term.

    The OAU JUPEB Supplementary entrance examination for 2022/2023 will be held on November 8, 2022.

    Candidates that are interested in the position can still apply.

    OAU Releases JUPEB Admission Form For 2022/2023

    What Is OAU JUPEB About?

    The University of Lagos recently established and coordinates the Joint Universities Preliminary Examination Board (JUPEB), a new Advanced Level examination organization. The program is essentially the same as the Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB), which is supervised by the University of Lagos and accepted by numerous universities in Northern Nigeria. Candidates who successfully finish the ONE-YEAR curriculum and pass the JUPEB tests will be granted Direct Entry admission to 200 Level Degree programs at Achievers University and other universities in Nigeria. Achievers University conducts comprehensive lessons in appropriate subject combinations in accordance with the JUPEB syllabus through highly skilled tutors in the following subject combinations:
     

    • BCP – Biology/Chemistry/Physics
    • MGE – Mathematics/Geography/Economics
    • EGL – Economics/Government/Literature-in-English
    • GLR – Government/Literature-in-English/Religious Studies
    • AEG – Accounting/Economics/Geography or Government
    • CMP – Chemistry/Mathematics/Physics
    • EGM – Economics/Government/Mathematics
    • BEG – Business Management/Economics/Government
    • ABG – Accounting/Business Management/Geography or Governement

    Candidates who successfully complete this ONE-YEAR programme, after examinations administered by JUPEB, will gain Direct Entry admissions to 200 Level Degree programmes of Achievers University and other universities in Nigeria.

    The Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB) is a nationwide examinations body established in December 2012 by the Federal Government of Nigeria. A consortium of ten (10) partnering universities led by the University of Lagos formally created it in April 2014.

    This Page Is All About JUPEB, Admission, and Scholarships.

    justseyi
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    How To Answer The Question ”Tell Us About Yourself”

    The most common job interview question of all time: “Tell me about yourself.”

    📌 Here’s how to prepare a great answer: 

    Use the following structure from the legendary book, Cracking The Coding Interview:

    1. Current Role Headline
    2. Background/Education
    3. Career Summary
    4. Current Role Details
    5. Outside of Work
    6. Wrap Up

    👇 

    Keep in mind: your job is to communicate how you’re the best for the job in about 60 seconds.

    Prepare based on the job description:
    – Relevant skills
    – Relevant experience
    – Significant achievements
    – How you’re a good fit

    Make sure to include these points in your pitch. 

    1. Current Role Headline

    A headline about you and your current role.

    – “I am a software engineer at CompanyX, where I’ve been developing distributed systems for the past X years.”

    – “I am a self-taught web developer, currently looking for an entry-level opportunity.” 

    2. Background/Education

    A sentence about your background in programming.

    – “My background is in CS. I completed my bachelor’s degree at X and spent summers freelancing.”

    – “I learned X from Y and Z and have actively contributed to various open source projects.” 

    3. Career Summary

    Briefly describe your experience and the most significant achievements.

    Communicate only the most relevant information based on the job description. 

    4. Current Role

    What are you working on, the tech stack, what are you responsible for, etc.

    You can talk about your Open Source contributions or the project you’ve built if you are looking for your first job. 

    5. Outside of Work

    Hackathons, dev communities, open source, freelancing, etc.

    Mention anything that can show your passion for coding. 

    6. Wrap Up

    Finally, you can tell what you are looking for and what excites you about CompanyX and the role.

    Speak clearly and with confidence! 

    Recap:

    – Highlight the most relevant skills & experience
    – Include shows of success
    – Show passion for technology
    – Give your listener something to connect with

    No more mumbling. Be ready for this question! 

    justseyi
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    18 Ongoing Fully Funded Scholarship across Canada, UK, USA, Germany among others, with more than 1000 scholarships to offer for BSc, MSc, and PhD Level

    7. Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA)
    Deadline: December 1, 2022
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    8. Slovak Republic Scholarships
    Deadline: October 31, 2022
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    9. Swiss Government Scholarships
    Deadline: Dec 31, 2022
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    10. Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
    Deadline: Nov 1, 2022
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    11. MEXT University Recommendation at Asian Pacific University
    Deadline: Nov 16, 2022

    14. The Ashinaga Africa Initiative (AAI)
    Deadline: January 20, 2023
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    15. Yenching Academy of Peking University Scholarship
    Application deadline: November 27, 2022

    16. Postgraduate Studies in the Fields of Fine Art, Design, Visual Communication and Film • DAAD
    Deadline: November 30, 2022
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    17. Stanford University Fully Funded Scholarship (USA)
    Knight Hennesy Scholars
    Deadline: Oct 12, 2022.

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    American universities offer admission opportunities to Nigerian students. Student Village reports that,

    Opportunities for Nigerian students to gain admission to various American universities have opened up recently.

    The 21st annual Education USA College and Career Fair was held on Thursday in Lagos by the American Embassy in Nigeria.

    Attendees included university representatives from Iowa, New York, Kentucky, and California. The event took place at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Ikeja, Lagos.

    In an interactive session with undergraduates, graduates, and parents at the study fair, the U.S. representatives discussed the various opportunities, visa application procedures, alluring scholarships, chances for career advancement, and funding in the U.S.

    According to Chinenye Uwadileke, the U.S. education adviser, students applying to US universities will be given fully funded scholarships and scholarships worth as little as $5,000.

    There are about 25 universities in the United States; some offer graduate and undergraduate programs. We hope to increase the number of students from 13,000 to 16,000,” she said.

    The opportunity to study full-time and work 20 hours per week on campus is available to students in the United States, she continued.

    Adnan Siddiqi, a public affairs counselor at the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria, explained the visa application procedure and stated that before continuing, students must be accepted into the university of their choice.

    “The idea behind the student visa is that you must return to your home country after receiving your degree. The number of years you can stay in the United States on a student visa is extremely constrained, he explained.

    Will Stevens, the general consul of the United States, recognizes parents’ efforts in supporting their children’s education.

    The majority of African students in the United States, he noted, are from Nigeria. “Over 13,000 Nigerian students are in the US,” he said, adding that more interviews for Nigerians looking to study in the US were conducted after COVID.

    Student village reports that, according to him, the US wants to establish connections that will help African students and their nations.

    “Our relationship will benefit from the time you spent studying in the United States. When you study in the US, you return to Nigeria with collaborators for research, funding, investments, and business ventures, the speaker said.

    “In my opinion, when we discuss the 21st century, we are discussing how to position Africa for every opportunity. You are essential to ensuring the success of our partnership.

    Student Village
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    Mr. Osodeke’s comments, according to KASU spokesman Adamu Bargo, were “irresponsible, unguarded, misleading, and derogatory.”

    The authorities of Kaduna State University (KASU) and Kwara State University (KWASU) have rejected ASUU President Emmanuel Osodeke’s comments that some universities that have not joined the ongoing strike are “quacks” and “irrelevant.”

    Mr Osodeke, a professor, made the comment during a live interview on Thursday, August 26, where he maintained that reputable institutions were involved in the industrial action called for the revitalization of the university system.

    “So don’t bring up those examples.” They are irrelevant,” Mr Osodeke told interviewers, pointing out that KWASU and other institutions are not participating in the ASUU strike.

    “Is there a strike at the University of Ibadan?” Is there a strike at UNN? Is there a strike at ABU? Is the BUK on strike? Is the Maiduguri University on strike? Let us discuss important universities rather than quacks.” The leader of the lecturers’ labor union retorted.

    In an angry rebuttal, Adamu Bargo, a KASU spokesman, called Mr Osodeke’s remarks “irresponsible, unguarded, misleading, and derogatory.”

    Mr Bargo insisted that KASU was a new-generation state-owned university founded 18 years ago on the “ethical determination” of its founding fathers to maintain higher academic standards.

    “KASU is home to the world’s fourth best polymer chemist, and our lecturers have received grants both locally and internationally and are highly regarded.”

    “KASU graduates are rated among the best in the world and are receiving scholarships from all over the country and the world,” Mr. Bargo said in a statement.

    “KASU has ASUU members, and it is unfortunate that the union’s President calls them quacks while collecting monthly check-off fees from their salaries.”

    “Doesn’t this provide good reason for every reasonable academic staff member at the University to withdraw from the Union because of this labeling and stereotyping?”

    Similarly, KWASU administration took issue with the ASUU president’s remarks. According to Saeedat Aliyu, the university’s spokesperson, the institution was founded on the vision of advancing the frontiers of knowledge for the good of society and is not a quack.

    “KWASU Management regards these statements as unworthy of an academic of Prof. Osodeke’s alleged status,” said a KWASU spokesperson.

     

    Ms Aliyu described the labor leader’s remarks as “bullying, reckless, uncalled for, and a denigration of the status he occupies as national head of the Nigerian Union of Academic Staff.”

     

    “We are the only university in Nigeria going green in her thinking and activities as proactive measures to save the environment,” the image maker said of the Malete-based institution.

    KWASU is “the first institution in Nigeria to mount Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering as a forward-thinking move to develop human capacity for the nation’s aeronautic and astronautic needs,” she added.

    Ms Aliyu, therefore, demanded that Mr. Osodeke retract his “abominable” statement and issue an immediate public apology to KWASU.

    Most Nigerian public universities have been closed since February 24, when the national leadership of ASUU declared a strike in response to the government’s failure to implement a 2009 agreement reached with the union.

    An attempt to reach an agreement fell through last week when union and government representatives failed to shift ground on their demands, particularly on payment of salaries during the strike period.

    (NAN)

    justseyi
    Keymaster

    Presidential Scholarships at University of Wisconsin Steven Point, USA

    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UW-STEVENS POINT (MAIN CAMPUS)

     

    NO APPLICATION NEEDED
    PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

    The Presidential Purple and Gold award was established to recognize dedicated students for their commitment to academic excellence. Presidential: having a bearing or demeanor befitting of a president (i.e. dignified and confident). Scholarships are awarded to applicants at the time of admission to UW-Stevens Point, main campus. Presidential Scholarships are automatic awards (no separate application required) for incoming fall 2023 first-year students (while funding is available).

    Investing in your purpose, these scholarships are awarded to applicants at the time of admission to UW-Stevens Point (Main Campus). Presidential Scholarships are automatic awards at the time of admission (no separate application required) for incoming fall 2023 first-year students (while funding is available). For students who chose not to submit their ACT/SAT scores, their GPA will still be reviewed for eligibility by the Office of Admissions and Recruitment.

    The Presidential Purple Scholarship will be disbursed at $1,000 over four consecutive semesters applied to the outstanding tuition balance at the start of each semester (Fall/Spring) as long as the appropriate criteria for eligibility and awarding are met.

    The Presidential Gold Scholarship will be disbursed at $500 over four consecutive semesters applied to the outstanding tuition balance at the start of each semester (Fall/Spring) as long as the appropriate criteria for eligibility and awarding are met.

    DESTINATION WISCONSIN SCHOLARSHIP:

    Our Destination Wisconsin Scholarship is guaranteed* to any new undergraduate student with a 2.75+ GPA or 19+ ACT/980+ SAT who is not a resident of Wisconsin or Minnesota. Students will automatically be awarded this scholarship.

    • Midwest Student Exchange Program Students**: $1,000/year, renewable for 4 years
      • **Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Ohio residents
    • All other Out-of-State Students: $4,000/year, renewable for 4 years

    The scholarship is only available to Stevens Point campus students. Students majoring in Applied Computing Bachelor of Science degree are not eligible.

    *While funding is available

    SCHOLARSHIPS REQUIRING AN APPLICATION

    Scholarships are awarded independently of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Incoming freshman scholarships are based on merit, not financial need. Priority scholarship consideration will be given to students who have submitted their application for admission and the new student merit-based scholarship application (linked below) to UWSP by November 15. Scholarships are awarded to both First-Year and Transfer students who meet certain academic criteria (based on available funding).
    First-Year Merit-Based Scholarships List
    Merit-Based Scholarship Application

    ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

    Harju Scholarship for Elementary Education Students
    Graphic Design Scholarships – School of Design and Communication
    Art Scholarships – School of Design and Communication

    For more information about scholarships, please visit the Office of Financial Aid and Veteran Services.

    ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

    Closer to home, UW-Stevens Point is among the most affordable schools in the University of Wisconsin System. The quality of life here is high, and the cost of living is low.

    Cost should not prevent you from attending university. From your first day at UW-Stevens Point to your last, our financial aid staff will help you secure grants, employment, loans and scholarships.

    For your estimate of financial aid from UW-Stevens Point visit the net price calculator or the financial aid website.

    Our text rental program adds even more value to our affordable price. This benefit will save you thousands of dollars per year compared with purchasing your books!

    UW-Stevens Point at Marshfield Scholarships  

    UW-Stevens Point at Wausau Scholarships 

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    Pratt International Students Scholarships, USA

    Pratt offers undergraduate students various types of scholarships: a generous program of merit-based scholarships and restricted and endowed scholarships, as well as a variety of other special scholarships listed below under Additional Scholarships. In addition, need-based grants (gift) are added to the package to make the cost of attendance more affordable for more families.

    Net Cost

    In considering colleges, it is important to understand whether the schools you are looking at award merit scholarships in addition to need-based aid. Pratt has a generous merit-based scholarship program. Three out of five freshmen at Pratt receive a merit scholarship. Check our Net Price Calculator to estimate your merit and need-based aid.

    Presidential Merit-Based Scholarships

    NOTE: Pratt is test optional.  As a result, merit scholarships for high school applicants are based on GPA and portfolio only for all programs including architecture.  Construction Management is based on GPA only as the program does not require a portfolio. Note that for architecture applicants who waive the portfolio requirement scholarships will be based on GPA and test scores.

    The Presidential Merit-based scholarships are awarded upon acceptance by the admissions office according to a carefully developed program. Transfer scholarships are based on portfolio and college GPA. All college transcripts are included in the calculation. Undergraduate students must maintain a 2.5 GPA to renew their scholarships each year. No separate scholarship application is required for consideration.

    CHECK OUR NET PRICE CALCULATOR : Receive an estimate of your merit-based scholarship and need-based aid using our easy calculator!

    National Scholastic Scholarships

    Pratt Institute recognizes The Scholastic Art Awards program of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers as an appropriate and effective way for students interested in art and design to develop successful portfolios for college admission. Pratt reserves scholarships for qualified national awards recipients who independently and successfully apply to Pratt. These awards are in addition to any other merit scholarships the student has received from Pratt and are awarded for Scholastic awards in the senior year only. Pratt will award the following:

    • Portfolio Gold Award Recipients in General Art or Photography: $3,000/year for four years
    • Portfolio Silver Award Recipients in General Art or Photography: $2,000 a year for four years
    • Gold Award Recipients Individual works: $1,000 a year for four years

    The Alliance for Young Artists and Writers will officially notify us of your National Award. For more information on the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, visit the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers at http://www.artandwriting.org. (Please note that this award will not appear in your initial financial aid package since we usually do not receive official notification from the Alliance until after financial aid packages are determined.)

    Outside Scholarships for Domestic Students

    The financial aid office has a list of scholarships that domestic undergraduate students can apply for that are outside of Pratt Institute. These agencies are independent of Pratt and evaluate each application based on their own criteria. You may download the list below in the download module

    International scholarships

    International students are eligible for our international merit-based scholarships. International students do not qualify for need-based aid. There is no application for the merit-based scholarships awarded to incoming students, and all accepted applicants are considered automatically. To qualify for merit-based scholarships, you are not required to submit a FAFSA.

    Outside Scholarships for International Students

    The financial aid office has complied a list of outside scholarships that international students can apply for. These agencies are independent of Pratt and evaluate each application based on their own criteria. You may download the list below in the download module.

    Scholarships for Students Transferring from Pratt’s AAS program to the BFA

    Starting Fall 2020

    Merit scholarships are based on the student’s cumulative GPA in the associate’s program (AAS transfer-track program only) including the fall term of second year. Students in the career-track AOS are not eligible for these scholarships. Students who submit the FAFSA will also be considered for need-based aid.

     

    3.9 and higher $27000
    3.8-3.89 $24000
    3.7-3.79 $23000
    3.5-3.69 $19000
    3.3-3.49 $15000
    3.0-3.29 $12000

    PrattMWP Relocation Scholarships

    Merit scholarships are based on the student’s cumulative GPA at PrattMWP including the fall term of second year. Brooklyn students who transfer to PrattMWP will be considered for scholarships when they return to Pratt in Brooklyn based on their cumulative GPA from their first year at Pratt and their first semester of their second year at PrattMWP. Students who submit the FAFSA will also be considered for need-based aid.

     

    3.9 and higher $27000
    3.8-3.89 $24000
    3.7-3.79 $23000
    3.5-3.69 $19000
    3.3-3.49 $15000
    3.0-3.29 $12000
    2.5-2.99 $10000

    Still have questions? Check out studentaid.ed.gov, a government website with excellent information on financial aid.

    Restricted and Endowed Scholarships

    These scholarships and grants are awarded on the basis of academic achievement and/or financial need. There are no special financial aid forms for Restricted and Endowed Scholarships, although departmental applications may be required. Recipients are selected by deans or department chairpersons based on criteria established by the donors. These awards are made for one year only and are based on the availability of funds in any given year. A list of these scholarships is available in pdf form below.

    Additional Restricted and Endowed Scholarships

    NOTE:  The scholarships listed below do not require an additional application for consideration, however you must file the FAFSA by February 1.  All accepted students meeting the criteria for scholarships listed below will automatically be considered upon acceptance and notified if they have been selected for one of these awards.  It is not necessary to contact us if you would like to be considered; it is automatic.

    Alma H. Borgfeldt Scholarship

    Ralph Appelbaum Endowed Scholarship

    Black Alumni of Pratt Endowed Scholarship

    Sam and Pearl Bronet Scholarship

    Bill and Barbara Hilson Scholarship

    Piaule Scholarship

    Stan Richards Endowed Scholarship

    Burke-Vigeland Scholarship

    Lou Switzer Endowed Scholarship

    Sam and Pearl Bronet Temporary Scholarship

    Yunni & Maxine Pao Endowed Memorial Scholarship

    Suzie Schaefer Baum Scholarship

    The Catbird Scholarship for Diversity in Jewelry Arts

    Pratt President’s Wallace Augustus Rayfield Scholarships

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    justseyi
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    STEM Scholarships for Latin American students 

    This scholarship is open for commencing Latin American international students undertaking a select program at RMIT’s STEM College, providing financial assistance towards the first year of study.

    Value and duration

    The total value of the scholarship is AU$10,000, one-off payment towards future tuition fee to be paid after the first census date.

    Number of scholarships available

    Three (3) scholarships are available for semester 1 or 2, 2023.

    Eligibility

    To qualify for this scholarship, you must:

    • be a citizen of Latin America countries
    • applying from Latin America countries
    • be an international student holding a valid student visa or plan to apply for a student visa prior to the program commencement
    • not be an existing RMIT University student
    • achieve an overall 70% average or equivalent in your last completed qualification
    • enrol in Semester 1 or 2, 2023 for any Vocational Education, Bachelor, Graduate Diploma or Master by coursework programs^ offered by one of RMIT Schools below:
    • submit an application for this scholarship
    • provide either a personal statement (approx. 200 words) or a 60-90 seconds video. Please introduce yourself, explain why you think you deserve the scholarship and tell us why you would be the perfect RMIT Ambassador.

    Open date

    Applications are open.

    Closing date

    Semester 1, 2023: 31 January 2023
    Semester 2, 2023: 30 June 2023

    How to apply

    1. Submit an application to study at RMIT
    2. Receive an offer letter to study at RMIT for Semester 1 or 2, 2023
    3. Submit an application form for this scholarship

    Terms and conditions

    • Applicants with ELICOS packaged offer are eligible, however they must commence their Vocational Education, Bachelor or Master by coursework program in Semester 1 or 2, 2023.
    • If you have been offered an ELICOS packaged offer, this scholarship will apply when you articulate into the eligible program.
    • This scholarship cannot be deferred.
    • The value of your scholarship is based on full-time 48 credit points enrolment load in your first semester, which will be adjusted accordingly if your enrolment load is reduced.
    • RMIT International may profile scholarship recipients.
    • Scholarship selection is based on academic merit and personal statement or video.
    • Successful applicants will be notified; unsuccessful applicants will not be contacted.
    • Applicants should not be in receipt of any other scholarship covering tuition fees (applicants currently in receipt of a scholarship loan may be considered).
    • The scholarships is offered on a rolling basis until exhausted.

    For full terms and conditions please view the International Scholarships Terms and Conditions.

    Contact

    Online: Make an enquiry

    pelumi
    Keymaster

    Some universities and organizations offer scholarships for international students to study for Undergraduate, Masters or PhD degrees in Netherlands.

    We have compiled a list of scholarships in Netherlands for international students. Most of these scholarships are awarded annually. Take note of the deadline period for next application.

    1- Orange Knowledge Programme (OKP) Fellowships for Students in Developing Countries to Study in The Netherlands

    The Orange Knowledge Programme, a new phase of the Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP) aims to advance the development of the capacity, knowledge and quality of both individuals and institutions in higher and vocational education.
    Click here- https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/23844/kennisontwikkelings-programma-orange-knowledge-programme-okp/

    2 Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA) Internship (Fully-funded to Netherlands & €800 Stipend)

    CTA has an opening for an intern within the Corporate Services Department (CSD). The Corporate Services Department provides all the Centre’s needs in the areas of infrastructure, budget management, personnel management, contractual affairs, information & technology
    Click here to apply – https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/27549/technical-centre-agricultural-rural-cooperation-cta-internship-students/

    Click the link below to view the remaining scholarships – https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/492/scholarships-in-netherland-for/

    pelumi
    Keymaster

    Some universities and organizations offer scholarships for international students to study for Undergraduate, Masters or PhD degrees in Netherlands.

    We have compiled a list of scholarships in Netherlands for international students. Most of these scholarships are awarded annually. Take note of the deadline period for next application.

    1- Orange Knowledge Programme (OKP) Fellowships for Students in Developing Countries to Study in The Netherlands

    The Orange Knowledge Programme, a new phase of the Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP) aims to advance the development of the capacity, knowledge and quality of both individuals and institutions in higher and vocational education.
    Click here- https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/23844/kennisontwikkelings-programma-orange-knowledge-programme-okp/

    2 Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA) Internship (Fully-funded to Netherlands & €800 Stipend)

    CTA has an opening for an intern within the Corporate Services Department (CSD). The Corporate Services Department provides all the Centre’s needs in the areas of infrastructure, budget management, personnel management, contractual affairs, information & technology
    Click here to apply – https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/27549/technical-centre-agricultural-rural-cooperation-cta-internship-students/

    Click the link below to view the remaining scholarships – https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/492/scholarships-in-netherland-for/

    pelumi
    Keymaster

    The Hungarian Deputy State Secretariat for the Aid of Persecuted Christians through the Tempus Public Foundation are offering scholarships available for bachelor, master and one-tier master programmes.

    Application Deadline: 19th March 2018 (23:59 Budapest time).

    Offered Annually? Yes

    Eligible Countries: For the 2018/2019 academic year the scholarship is announced for the citizens of following countries: Egypt, Lebanese Republic, Republic of Iraq, State of Israel, Palestine, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Syrian Arab Republic, The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and Nigeria.

    To be taken at (country): Hungary

    About the Award: The core mission of the Scholarship Programme for Christian Young People is to provide the possibility of studying in Hungary for young Christian students living in the crisis regions of the world and/or being threatened in their country because of their faith.

    After completing their studies, the scholarship holders will return to help their home community with their gained knowledge, and thy will participate in the reconstruction of war-destroyed countries and contribute to improvement of social situation and preservation of culture of Christian communities.

    Type: Bachelor, Masters

    Eligibility: The Scholarship Programme is based on the cooperation between the Ministry of Human Capacities of Hungary and churches, pursuing humanitarian activities in crisis regions.

    The applicants may not have Hungarian citizenship.
    Local Churches are to verify and prove that the applicant belongs to their religious community. Only those applications can be awarded with scholarship, which also possess the recommendation from the local Church along with the approval of the Deputy State Secretariat for the Aid of Persecuted Christians.
    Scholarship holders must possess the relevant language and education certificates, degrees requested by the host university of the selected degree programme.
    The scholarship holders commit themselves in the scholarship agreement that after the scholarship agreement ends they return to their home countries, if the local security and political conditions allow it so.

    Read more – https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/21849/government-hungary-scholarship-program-christian-young-people/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+blisscareer+%28After+School+Africa+Newsletter%29

    pelumi
    Keymaster

    The Hungarian Deputy State Secretariat for the Aid of Persecuted Christians through the Tempus Public Foundation are offering scholarships available for bachelor, master and one-tier master programmes.

    Application Deadline: 19th March 2018 (23:59 Budapest time).

    Offered Annually? Yes

    Eligible Countries: For the 2018/2019 academic year the scholarship is announced for the citizens of following countries: Egypt, Lebanese Republic, Republic of Iraq, State of Israel, Palestine, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Syrian Arab Republic, The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and Nigeria.

    To be taken at (country): Hungary

    About the Award: The core mission of the Scholarship Programme for Christian Young People is to provide the possibility of studying in Hungary for young Christian students living in the crisis regions of the world and/or being threatened in their country because of their faith.

    After completing their studies, the scholarship holders will return to help their home community with their gained knowledge, and thy will participate in the reconstruction of war-destroyed countries and contribute to improvement of social situation and preservation of culture of Christian communities.

    Type: Bachelor, Masters

    Eligibility: The Scholarship Programme is based on the cooperation between the Ministry of Human Capacities of Hungary and churches, pursuing humanitarian activities in crisis regions.

    The applicants may not have Hungarian citizenship.
    Local Churches are to verify and prove that the applicant belongs to their religious community. Only those applications can be awarded with scholarship, which also possess the recommendation from the local Church along with the approval of the Deputy State Secretariat for the Aid of Persecuted Christians.
    Scholarship holders must possess the relevant language and education certificates, degrees requested by the host university of the selected degree programme.
    The scholarship holders commit themselves in the scholarship agreement that after the scholarship agreement ends they return to their home countries, if the local security and political conditions allow it so.

    Read more – https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/21849/government-hungary-scholarship-program-christian-young-people/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+blisscareer+%28After+School+Africa+Newsletter%29

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    Unilag Alumni Association, Lagos State branch has projected a total of N408.5million in scholarships to outstanding indigent students and First Class students in 4th-6th year courses in the ivory tower.

    While N348million will go to 500 indigent students, N60.5million will be given in scholarships to 100 students with 4.5 and above GPA.

    The association also listed some prominent Nigerians including Minister of Communication, Barrister Adebayo Shittu for awards. The chairman of the association, Dr Lukman Adeoti, stated this during a press briefing heralding the AGM/Annual alumni week of the association held at the Afe Babalola auditorium, University of Lagos, Akoka, recently.

    Dr Adeoti while rolling out the achievements of the association, stated that the group has secured 10 hectares of land at Owode, Obafemi, Ogun State and will continue to support students at various levels in order to achieve academic excellence.

    He thanked governor Akinwunmi Ambode for his support while also calling on well meaning Nigerians to identify with its programmes tagged ‘Support Our University Projects’, SOUP such as Indigent Students and scholarship awards; Academic Excellence and Professional project where the association organises seminars to help under-achievers students in Third Class and probation as well as Skill Acquisition Training/Entrepreneurial development programme. As part of the week-long activities, Special Jumaat Prayers will be held at the university Central Mosque today while special Thanksgiving has been slated for Sunday at the UNILAG Chapel.

    The event will climax on Sunday with the AGM, election of new officers and Award night. -Prominent among the awardees are Prof Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, FAS, Vice Chancellor of the institution who will be honoured with Distinguished University Administrator Award; Chief Henry Oladele Ajomale, Chairman, All Progressive Congress, APC, Lagos, will be receiving Distinguished Democratic Leadership Award; Babatunde Fowler, Chairman Tax Board will be given Tax Legend Award; Minister of Communication, Barrister Adebayo Shittu, for Innovation in Information and Communication Skill Award; the chairman Police Service Commission, Dr. Mike Okiro among many other distinguished Nigerians

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    Are you an International student who is looking to pursue an Undergraduate degree program in UK?\
    We are pleased to announce that the University of Kent, UK is offering scholarship opportunities to Interested applicants who are willing to pursue an Undergraduate degree program at the Institution.

    International 2018 Scholarships At University Of Kent – UK
    The scholarships are worth £5000 per year of study at the University of Kent, towards the cost of tuition fees and are offered to nationals of any country paying overseas fees.

    Application Deadline: 31st May 2018

    Eligible Countries: International

    Type: Undergraduate

    Eligibility:

     

    Applicants must be International students

    Applicants must have applied or applying for an Undergraduate degree program

    Applicants must have received an offer of a place (conditional or unconditional) on a degree course

    Applicants must have excellent grades
    Application Process: Applications for the International Scholarship must be made via your applicant portal. Once logged in, click on My Scholarships and Bursaries. You will then see a list of scholarships that you may be eligible to apply for. You will be able to apply for the International Scholarship once you have received an offer. Click on Apply and follow the steps to submit your application. As part of your application you will need to upload an essay, which should be submitted as either a Word or PDF document. For this essay, please write no more than 750 words on a topic about which you are passionate and which is relevant to your selected degree programme.

    Visit The Official Website For More Information

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    The Estonian Government through the Estonian Institutions are offering Scholarship Opportunities to International students who are willing to pursue an Undergraduate and Postgraduate degree program at any Estonian Institution.

    The scholarships are intended to support participation in summer courses of Estonian language and culture as well as in courses of summer and winter schools related to the English-language curricula of degree study in Estonia.

    Application Deadline: 19th March 2018

    Eligible Countries: International

    Type: Undergraduate, Masters and PhD

    To be taken at (Country): Estonia

     

    University of Tartu

    Tallinn University

    Tallinn University of Technology

    Estonian Academy of Arts
    Eligibility:

     

    Applicants must be International Students

    Applicants must have applied or applying to any Estonian Institution.

    Applicants must have Excellent academic records

    Application Process: The following documents should be submitted

     

    application form and motivation letter through online application system (please register to start the application);

    confirmation of admission from the organizing higher education institution in Estonia (can be sent by e-mail) or confirmation of submission of required admission documents;

    confirmation of registration from home university containing information on the applicant’s level of study, normal period of studies and progress towards the degree;

    copy of passport or ID-card.
    In order to apply for a free place you must complete in our application system:

     

    online application form – https://taotlused.archimedes.ee/pub_login.php

    letter of motivation. In addition to reasons for attending the summer course, the applicants should describe in their letter of motivation their academic interest in and connections with Estonia (attended courses, delivered or planned research papers etc);

    applicants must provide a letter of recommendation by their Estonian language and culture lecturer, which can be sent directly to the Estonian Institute separate from other documents.

    Visit The Scholarship Webpage For More Information

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