So Yesterday I saw the advertisement on internet and I read through, I clicked and was redirected to another web where I filled some spaces with required information. I received a called this morning from a acclaimed representative on Unicaf and I answered all questions politely only for her to end up telling I’ll have to pay or spread my fee if 2.6m for four years to obtain MSC when it was earlier pushed to the public as a scholarship scheme. So I was uncertain about Unicaf’s legibility. Let’s all be guided.

What Unicaf offers is a partial scholarship. I know many people who have benefited from it, including a sibling of mine. He obtained a top quality UK degree here from Nigeria. Now, here is how it works. Unicaf partners with top UK universities to offer international degrees, including its own fully independent university - Unicaf University.

Ideally, an MSc in a UK university could cost you between 10k pounds to 15k pounds, or even more. You can do your research. Education in the west is pricey, most especially UK. This is because of its top quality and global recognition. With the Unicaf partnership, you will get between 65% - 80% scholarship from that cost, leaving you with less than 5k pounds thereabout to pay. If you had gone directly to the same Unicaf partner institution, you will still have to pay as high as over 10k pounds., but with Unicaf partnership, you get it lesser. The idea is to bring UK quality of education to Africa for less, leveraging most online learning, and blended.

At the end, you are offered a degree from the same institution you have studied with. Isn't that awesome? I also learnt you can spread your remaining token balance over 20 months, making it so easy for you to study, work and earn. I am currently waiting to raise some funds so that i can apply for a Unicaf MBA asap.