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300 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ONLINE MASTER'S DEGREES

APPLICATION PROCESS

Firstly, fill in the form on this page.
A Student Adviser will call you to assist you with the application.

Our admissions team will then reach out to you to schedule an interview, to discuss the admissions procedure and to help you with your scholarship application.

Follow the link to apply
https://apply.unicaf.org/unicaf/parents-day

Goodluck to all applicants

Let me try my luck na. I want to do my MBA. My 50k salary no reach my family for this economy

Unicef seems more like a scam to me

Good one, payment of 35 p

Even with their scholarship you'll have to pay up to £1.8k

Noted.

I am doing one Master's degree in UNICAF, this is my 4th Master's degree in different areas of IT. If you are free, join UNICAF.

Scam scholarship

StreetFight:
I am doing one Master's degree in UNICAF, this is my 4th Master's degree in different areas of IT. If you are free, join UNICAF.

Are their certificates valued?

Hope say e no dey akin to Open University wey we get for here?

99thEnemy:
Are their certificates valued?

Hope say e no dey akin to Open University wey we get for here?

They are valued. My other Master's degrees are from three other universities, two in Nigeria, and one in UK. The Master's degree I am doing at UNICAF is also at a UK university, that is the University of East London. So the certificates are world class from UK universities. However, UNICAF also has its own universities .

Does NUC recognize it?

StreetFight:
They are valued. My other Master's degrees are from three other universities, two in Nigeria, and one in UK. The Master's degree I am doing at UNICAF is also at a UK university, that is the University of East London. So the certificates are world class from UK universities. However, UNICAF also has its own universities .

The problem be say its not full scholarahip and the amount to pay pass what you will normally pay in a Federal University

I thought it was going to be completely free until i applied and i was later called to pay some amount.

I felt like. If i had had enough money i won't have been looking for scholarship

It's still not free though

omoadeleye:
I thought it was going to be completely free until i applied and i was later called to pay some amount.

I felt like. If i had had enough money i won't have been looking for free scholarship

same stuff happened to me like 5 yrs ago... I jst dey laugh

Ojuntana:
Unicef seems more like a scam to me

Educate me, why do you say this?

Loool it is not free at all, it just a marketing strategy

Unicaf is a good school. The certificate is internationally recognized.

Scam scholarship. See how their marketers invaded this thread to lure gullible people.

placeofallure:
Educate me, why do you say this?

The "scholarship" conditions usually end up making no difference in terms of total fees payable

Ojuntana:
The "scholarship" conditions usually end up making no difference in terms of total fees payable

Thank you 🙏

Ojuntana:
Unicef seems more like a scam to me

Do you know of anyone who has been scammed by them? Be careful not to make careless comments that may discourage others. They've been around since the early 2010s and while I was an early doubter like you at that time, my colleague went ahead and got his MBA with them. If you have doubts, simply write to the universities they work with and ask if indeed they do offer such programs in partnership with Unicaf. Simple. The issue with Unicaf is that the so-called scholarship is still way more expensive than the average Nigerian worker can afford.

omoadeleye:
I thought it was going to be completely free until i applied and i was later called to pay some amount.

I felt like. If i had had enough money i won't have been looking for scholarship

How much were you asked to pay?

Ojuntana:
Unicef seems more like a scam to me

Their scholarship is more expensive than paid MSc in Nigeria.

SmartyPants:
Do you know of anyone who has been scammed by them? Be careful not to make careless comments that may discourage others. They've been around since the early 2010s and while I was an early doubter like you at that time, my colleague went ahead and got his MBA with them. If you have doubts, simply write to the universities they work with and ask if indeed they do offer such programs in partnership with Unicaf. Simple. The issue with Unicaf is that the so-called scholarship is still way more expensive than the average Nigerian worker can afford.

The scholarship makes no difference in terms of total fee payable