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Deltayankeeboi: amikable97: amikable97:The link i sent initially that has the different types of scholarship with various amounts of money awarded yet It is obvious that you don't want to read and make research towards any application and you expect me to spoon-feed you by answering questions all over again. How do you want to cope with schooling outside the country where the teaching and learning pattern is totally independent. I will not answer other follow up question because that link + school website has all you need |
demmy79:The tuition fee for all students is €2,600 per year |
Deltayankeeboi:The scholarship is usually reserved for first call applicants those that applied between 7th January - 7th March. Those applying for the 2nd application period 7th April - 7th July (2nd call) will have to pay fees. There are no specific or separate requirement for the scholarship. Once you meet up to the requirements for admission you will automatically be considered for the scholarship. You can send a pm via the pm button, my response time is poor on WhatsApp as I'm not that active |
CapedBaldy:Please what site did you use to download them in small size? |
OkpeJohn:For number 5, check this thread. A lot of people have shared their experiences on this thread, I'm sure you will find something on hamburg here https://www.nairaland.com/1349729/nigerian-students-germany..how-survive |
Sheyilaw123:I don't know I haven't made enquiries regarding that because I don't stay in Abuja. Even if they have for now interstate travel is still restricted |
Dande55:If you read from the beginning of the thread you will see where OP answered something relating to this severally. Asking the same questions all over will make this thread boring and full of repetitions. Danielhouston: |
Savagethe21st:The amount is now €10236, and you can't transfer it back. You open a blocked account and fund it with that same amount of money and go with the funding proof/receipt to the embassy for the interview. It would be used to cater for your needs for one full year. The money will be released to you in bits on a monthly basis (€830). More information about Germany study visa is here https://www.nairaland.com/5621308/part-8 You can also peruse through previous parts too for more information |
noakchukibadan:Sir the solution is there before you, since finance is ok for both of you give her space, take a walk for a while (6 - 12 months) and observe things for the sake of your health, sanity and children. Don't be bothered about what people would say, regardless of anything people will still talk and gist will still fly. Let it fly now that you will certainly have one or two who will come asking for what really happened than when you're six feet under. Remember dead men tell no tales, that time you would be painted as the Villian. Take a walk now and go with your children (they don't deserve to be raised under such toxic environment) go for counselling and try to rebuild your emotional life ( you've been stressed way too long, just imagined sleeping on the same bed with someone who doesn't give a Bleep about you and even forgets your special days) You're currently living in bondage. Talk a walk before the ropes of bondage finally kills you in your own home. |
I don't think this approach is viable and can be properly enforced in a place like Lagos, for everyone reported how do they want to keep track and penalize them.. 2 things are almost certain .it's either people don't report because they themselves might be contravening the law one way or the other Or People report and the hotlines become overwhelmed to handle the number of reports flooding in |
Danielhouston:One thing I have fallen in love with this thread and DanielHouston is the fact that he backs up all his experienced answers with examples From what you've just pointed out maintaining a positive schufa record should be the priority of everyone coming to and hoping to settle in Germany You're awesome OP, keep it up.. I hope with time you would be able to rebuild your schufa score good luck |
francdec4:Yes my course is taught entirely in English. I'm only learning Italian passively so that I can move around and communicate with the locals Here's the list of other courses that are taught in English https://www.unipd.it/en/english-degrees Cc: francdec4 |
Hadampson:Not really but I will make enquiries |
Keep the posts coming hadampson good job ![]() |
tomiwaaa:Good morning, I understand your situation but I can only be honest with you. If you don't have funds it is foolhardy to say you're looking for Bsc fully funded scholarship especially in europe. There are many scholarships and grants for MSc and PhD. Scholarship for BSC is almost non-existent except the University wants to give you scholarship or waiver but most scholarship bodies focus on MSc and PhD. My opinion will be finish up your BSC program here in Nigeria. I have gone through chiggsglover thread and he explained very succinctly why it's advisable to do it here. (I also suggest you visit his thread and read why) One thing you should know is that most of the schools in Europe offer their BSC in their native language (official language) most of them don't take it in English it is possible to find BSC courses in English in a non-english speaking country but is difficult and they are few except you want to take the route of Ireland or England or Scotland (whatever be the case, please do more findings on this because I maybe giving an outdated information) but these countries are expensive. University of Padua has only very few courses for BSC that taken in English I think one of them is animal science and biotechnology or something related to that. The rest are in Italian including medicine and biomedical sciences. I dropped a link to University of Padua funding page and if you think the school after perusing the site has no course that you wanna study you search elsewhere after all google is your friend. Saying you don't think there are good courses one can study in a school offering numerous courses even similar and in the same field as the ones you mentioned (but as MSc program) for a school almost nearing 800 years na big insult guy. For the IJMB, I don't know what it is or what it can be used as an equivalent. But if you're asking for Germany they need your 100 level transcript or ND/HND there's no way around it. If you finally see a school you like, every course dey get their corresponding coordinator that will be in the best position to answer questions that you might have. Cc: tomiwaaa |
captainking:Hello, All questions concerning studying in Germany and the cost has been answered here https://www.nairaland.com/5621308/part-8 and in previous parts Let's try to maintain this thread for questions concerning living and surviving in Berlin/Germany |
Following back to back Hadampson come and sign attendance sheet ![]() |

