The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship provides financial support to post-graduate African students who have been accepted onto MBA programmes at the top-10 leading Business Schools in the world.
Eligible Countries: African countries
To Be Taken At (University): The Financial Times MBA Global Ranking for 2018 lists the top ten schools as; Stanford Graduate School of Business, INSEAD, University of Pennsylvania: Wharton, London Business School, Harvard Business School, University of Chicago: Booth, Columbia Business School, Ceibs, MIT: Sloan, and University of California at Berkeley: Haas. Click the link below for details.


About the Award: Launched in 2011, The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship aims to help up to seven students a year. Since launching, scholarships have been awarded to 30 students in total attending Harvard Business School, INSEAD, London Business School, MIT: Sloan, Stanford Graduate School of Business, University of California at Berkeley: Haas, University of Chicago Booth, University of Pennsylvania: Wharton, IE Business School and University of Cambridge: Judge. Our scholars have come from Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda, Zimbabwe and Ghana.
Type: MBA
Related scholarships

Eligibility:
All successful African MBA applicants to the top ten Business Schools (as ranked by the Financial Times) are eligible to receive The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship regardless of domicile.
The grant is awarded to successful candidates prior to the annual intake for that Business School.
Value of Award: The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship is intended to provide additional financial support to help African students bridge some of the financial burden attached to taking on MBA programmes, it will not be enough to act as the primary source of funding for these programmes.
Duration of Award: Duration of MBA programme

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Eligible students should email mba@tyd.fo.co.uk sending the following information between June 16 to 31 July 2018:
* Full Name
* Nationality
* Full contact details
* Name of Business School where you have been accepted onto their MBA Programme
* Year of enrolnment at the Business School
* Copy of offer letter from the Business School
* Copy of your CV
* Copy of your budget and funding shortfall (include all scholarship and loans information).

* Visit the Programme Webpage for Details

Award Providers: TY Danjuma
Foundation; opportunities for Africans
Important Notes: Note, the TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship is to help support by providing additional financial aid, it will not be enough to act as the primary source of funding for the MBA.

Source: https://www.tyd-fo.co.uk/ty-danjuma-mba-scholarship

Lalasticlala , Richiez

That's generous scheme
Send me a pm now if you want to Learn blogging

Makes no sense. If it can't serve as the primary source, then what it simply means is that he is sponsoring the rich kids and not those with the true brilliance that needs adequate funding

TY Danjuma

Using Niger delta oil money to do charity while the owners of the oil lavish in poverty. Smh

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With all the money from his oil blocs, he now wants to sponsor 7 students that will majorly be from his aides and those who know somebody that knows somebody....smh

And to think one must have been admitted into Harvard, Stanford and the likes before one can qualify shoes its definitely not for the poor/ those who need it more.

Oga Danjuma carry your yeye commot here

Is he contesting?

I never heard of TY doing something great for nothing

Bluffly:
Makes no sense. If it can't serve as the primary source, then what it simply means is that he is sponsoring the rich kids and not those with the true brilliance that needs adequate funding

What does a rich kid need a scholarship for?
Middle class is not rich.

What do I have to say? If you have benefited or you know any beneficiary, come and encourage us.

Xisnin:

What does a rich kid need a scholarship for?
Middle class is not rich.

Which middle class has the money for Havard MBA, or Oxford, or MIT, or Stanford. Except they are stealing it o. Perhaps you may gve me income classification of Rich, and Middle...

This TY Danjuma guy is wise. He knows that the chances of any Nigerian getting into Ivy league or Top MBA schools is 1 in a 1000. These schools receive over 15,000 application per semester on average, and end up accepting less than 10% on average. That 10% is not only based on the best of the best applicants but also some balance in diversity meaning as long as they all meet minimum requirements. They might take 40% Americans, 5% Africans, 5% Asians, 5% Europeans, 20% Women, 5 - 10% US blacks, and 5% Hispanics, 5% Caribbeans, 2% Australians and New Zealanders, e.t.c. Meaning at the end of the day only 5-7 students will come out of Africa, and maybe 1-2 from Nigeria.

To even get consideration to scale through initial screening, you better have attended...Cambridge, Oxford, Dartmouth, Brown, Columbia, Babson, Emherst college, Harvard, Stanford, Cornell, Harvey Mudd, Rose-Haulman, Reinselear, MIT, Northwestern, Princeton, Yale, Rice, Duke, Emory, Purdue, Cal-Tech, Carnegie Mellon, e.t.c. And if you attended public universities, make sure they are public Ivy league schools if US with names like .... U of penn, U of C-Berkeley, U of Michigan, NYU, UCLA, UC-Davis, USC, Georgia Tech, U of Colorado, U of Chicago, U of Illinios, U of Virginia, Virginia Tech, U of Texas Austin, e.t.c. If you didn't attend any of these, your chances are 1 in 1,000,000.

1. Melo Melo is the only Olamide song with reasonable lyrics.

2. Runtown is a better artist than Davido.

3. Wizkid sang better when he was with EME.

4. Phyno rap is trash.

5. Ninola is a better artist than Simi.

6. Burna Boy is the only artist you can compare with Fela.Iyá Lájè Of Lagos added,


1. Melo Melo was his only non dance themed song that crossed borders.

2. Davido music life is about PR Stunt.

3. Check his #AfroRepublik performance.

4. I understand igbo. Phyno doesn't have rhymes.

5. Follow Niniola from Project Fame, then compare with Simi.

6. OUTSIDE.

salvation101:
TY Danjuma

y the exclamation... is he a fraud?

salvation101:
TY Danjuma

y the exclamation... is he a fraud?

[b][/b] Amani progress o! Amani progress o!! Amani progress o!!! Emin atie mani progress o.

johnime:
1. Melo Melo is the only Olamide song with reasonable lyrics.

2. Runtown is a better artist than Davido.

3. Wizkid sang better when he was with EME.

4. Phyno rap is trash.

5. Ninola is a better artist than Simi.

6. Burna Boy is the only artist you can compare with Fela.Iyá Lájè Of Lagos added,


1. Melo Melo was his only non dance themed song that crossed borders.

2. Davido music life is about PR Stunt.

3. Check his #AfroRepublik performance.

4. I understand igbo. Phyno doesn't have rhymes.

5. Follow Niniola from Project Fame, then compare with Simi.

6. OUTSIDE.

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Ojuororun:
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Scholarships proceeds of Niger Deltan Oil ?

It's okay!

Marthaebi:
The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship provides financial support to post-graduate African students who have been accepted onto MBA programmes at the top-10 leading Business Schools in the world.
Eligible Countries: African countries
To Be Taken At (University): The Financial Times MBA Global Ranking for 2018 lists the top ten schools as; Stanford Graduate School of Business, INSEAD, University of Pennsylvania: Wharton, London Business School, Harvard Business School, University of Chicago: Booth, Columbia Business School, Ceibs, MIT: Sloan, and University of California at Berkeley: Haas. Click the link below for details.


About the Award: Launched in 2011, The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship aims to help up to seven students a year. Since launching, scholarships have been awarded to 30 students in total attending Harvard Business School, INSEAD, London Business School, MIT: Sloan, Stanford Graduate School of Business, University of California at Berkeley: Haas, University of Chicago Booth, University of Pennsylvania: Wharton, IE Business School and University of Cambridge: Judge. Our scholars have come from Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda, Zimbabwe and Ghana.
Type: MBA
Related scholarships

Eligibility:
All successful African MBA applicants to the top ten Business Schools (as ranked by the Financial Times) are eligible to receive The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship regardless of domicile.
The grant is awarded to successful candidates prior to the annual intake for that Business School.
Value of Award: The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship is intended to provide additional financial support to help African students bridge some of the financial burden attached to taking on MBA programmes, it will not be enough to act as the primary source of funding for these programmes.
Duration of Award: Duration of MBA programme

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Eligible students should email mba@tyd.fo.co.uk sending the following information between June 16 to 31 July 2018:
* Full Name
* Nationality
* Full contact details
* Name of Business School where you have been accepted onto their MBA Programme
* Year of enrolnment at the Business School
* Copy of offer letter from the Business School
* Copy of your CV
* Copy of your budget and funding shortfall (include all scholarship and loans information).

* Visit the Programme Webpage for Details

Award Providers: TY Danjuma
Foundation; opportunities for Africans
Important Notes: Note, the TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship is to help support by providing additional financial aid, it will not be enough to act as the primary source of funding for the MBA.

Source: https://www.tyd-fo.co.uk/ty-danjuma-mba-scholarship

Lalasticlala , Richiez

. . The TY Danjuma MBA Scholarship provides financial support to post-graduate African students who have been accepted onto MBA programmes at the top-10 leading Business Schools in the world.
So that means first u have to from a wealthy family first to even benefits this.. top 10 business schools are fucken expensive am not sure any poor man pikin will even think about this

His name is prominently featuring in the looters list.please return all the money you've looted before we can take you serious.

Okay

johnime:
1. Melo Melo is the only Olamide song with reasonable lyrics.

2. Runtown is a better artist than Davido.

3. Wizkid sang better when he was with EME.

4. Phyno rap is trash.

5. Ninola is a better artist than Simi.

6. Burna Boy is the only artist you can compare with Fela.Iyá Lájè Of Lagos added,


1. Melo Melo was his only non dance themed song that crossed borders.

2. Davido music life is about PR Stunt.

3. Check his #AfroRepublik performance.

4. I understand igbo. Phyno doesn't have rhymes.

5. Follow Niniola from Project Fame, then compare with Simi.

6. OUTSIDE.

which kind of thunder do u want to fire you?..
boiled or fried ?

sean1000x:
This TY Danjuma guy is wise. He knows that the chances of any Nigerian getting into Ivy league or Top MBA schools is 1 in a 1000. These schools receive over 15,000 application per semester on average, and end up accepting less than 10% on average. That 10% is not only based on the best of the best applicants but also some balance in diversity meaning as long as they all meet minimum requirements. They might take 40% Americans, 5% Africans, 5% Asians, 5% Europeans, 20% Women, 5 - 10% US blacks, and 5% Hispanics, 5% Caribbeans, 2% Australians and New Zealanders, e.t.c. Meaning at the end of the day only 5-7 students will come out of Africa, and maybe 1-2 from Nigeria.

To even get consideration to scale through initial screening, you better have attended...Cambridge, Oxford, Dartmouth, Brown, Columbia, Babson, Emherst college, Harvard, Stanford, Cornell, Harvey Mudd, Rose-Haulman, Reinselear, MIT, Northwestern, Princeton, Yale, Duke, Purdue, Cal-Tech, Carnegie Mellon, e.t.c. And if you attended public universities, make sure they are public Ivy league schools if US with names like .... U of penn, U of C-Berkeley,U of Michigan, UCLA, USC, U of Colorado, U of Illinios, U of Virginia, e.t.c. If you didn't attend any of these, your chances are 1 in 1,000,000.

I support him though. If I have a scholarship fund it will only cater to students in the top 500 schools globally. Can't use my hard earned wealth to sponsor someone through mediocrity

Update: Since join their clubs*, each managers spending:
Pochettino = 250m - 0 trophies
Klopp 328m - 0 trophies
Conte 354m - 2 trophies
Wenger (*since Pochettino join Spurs) 311m - 2 trophies - Now left*
Pep 432m - 2 trophies J
osè 295m - 2 trophies

ellee:


which kind of thunder do u want to fire you?..
boiled or fred?

sean1000x:
This TY Danjuma guy is wise. He knows that the chances of any Nigerian getting into Ivy league or Top MBA schools is 1 in a 1000. These schools receive over 15,000 application per semester on average, and end up accepting less than 10% on average. That 10% is not only based on the best of the best applicants but also some balance in diversity meaning as long as they all meet minimum requirements. They might take 40% Americans, 5% Africans, 5% Asians, 5% Europeans, 20% Women, 5 - 10% US blacks, and 5% Hispanics, 5% Caribbeans, 2% Australians and New Zealanders, e.t.c. Meaning at the end of the day only 5-7 students will come out of Africa, and maybe 1-2 from Nigeria.

To even get consideration to scale through initial screening, you better have attended...Cambridge, Oxford, Dartmouth, Brown, Columbia, Babson, Emherst college, Harvard, Stanford, Cornell, Harvey Mudd, Rose-Haulman, Reinselear, MIT, Northwestern, Princeton, Yale, Duke, Purdue, Cal-Tech, Carnegie Mellon, e.t.c. And if you attended public universities, make sure they are public Ivy league schools if US with names like .... U of penn, U of C-Berkeley,U of Michigan, UCLA, USC, U of Colorado, U of Illinios, U of Virginia, e.t.c. If you didn't attend any of these, your chances are 1 in 1,000,000.

True. I know this guy that got scholarship to Harvey Mudd. No one know about that school, I heard it's the best undergraduate engineering school in the world

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Ejimagift:
Using Niger delta oil money to do charity while the owners of the oil lavish in poverty. Smh

justice12000:


True. I know this guy that got scholarship to Harvey Mudd. No one know about that school, I heard it's the best undergraduate engineering school in the world

I think it's a tussle between them and Rose-Haulman. NASA even ignores MIT, Stanford and CAL Tech to go to Harvey Mudd and Rose Haulman to hire to tell you the brilliant minds there.