The deputy director of the FCT scholarship board, Mr. Adagasu Dauda Benjamin, has said 228 indigenous students in Kwali Area Council will receive scholarship disbursement this year.

Benjamin stated this when he led members of the FCT scholarship board and executives of the Abuja Indigenous Students Association (AISA), to present a letter of scholarship for the successful students to the chairman of Kwali Area Council, Mr. Joseph K. Shazin, in his office on Tuesday.

He said the 228 students were the successful candidates who are studying at various tertiary institutions across the country and abroad.

He said disbursement of the scholarship would cut across all the six area councils.

The council chairman, Mr. Shazin, thanked the FCT scholarship board for accommodating 228 indigenous students of the council in the scheme, saying that the scholarship support would reduce the burden on parents in the area.

“I also want to inform the FCT scholarship board that we at the council have not rested on our oars in seeing that education, especially that of the girl-child is given the priority attention it deserves,” he said

Source: https://www.scholarsarena.net/228-kwali-students-get-fct-scholarships/

He said; ‘I am the greatest’, and people heard and took him seriously.

You bet, had it not been Muhammad Ali saying that, people would have already left and never heard him again!

This is exactly where Muhammad Ali differed from other known and not so known athletes of the world. Clearly, Ali left no stone un-turned in captivating the attention of his audience through his words and punches, literally and figuratively of course!

He was undeniably a monster in the ring, a powerful physical prowess; however, not many know that he also served as a United Nations Messenger of Peace. Even more, in the year 1990, Muhammad Ali met Saddam Hussein to negotiate the release of American hostages!

There are two fundamental things anyone can learn from meeting Muhammad Ali or by reading his book: on being successful in a sport, and, more importantly, being a good human being.

Unarguably, you and I can learn a lot from Muhammad Ali. Below mentioned are 7 success lessons from legendary Muhammad Ali.


1. Have a Higher Purpose.

Muhammad Ali once said:

“We have one life; it soon will be past; what we do for God is all that will last.”

You don’t have to be religious or a firm believer in God to comprehend the mentioned quote.
All you need to know is that you need to suffice a higher purpose in your life to live a fulfilling and satisfying life. Pick a higher purpose that is close to your heart. It could be anything that gives you satisfaction, from helping those in need on the streets to raising strong and good children.

The point is, you need a goal that goes above accumulating a certain percentage of wealth and assets. Have a higher purpose in life.


2. Learn to Sacrifice Your Comforts

This particular success lesson does not come easy for most of us, but in order to live comfortably tomorrow, you need to sacrifice something today. Why do you think so few people become incredible in what they do?

It’s because they have learned to sacrifice their comforts for a better tomorrow. Muhammad Ali said (and, rightfully so):

“I run on the roads, long before I dance under the lights. I hated every minute of my training, but I said, ‘Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion’.”

Regardless of what your goals in life are, you will always hate some tasks. Ensure that you don’t quit even when you hate something. Remember, it too shall pass!


3. Greatness is a Choice You Make For Yourself

“I would have been the world’s greatest at whatever I did. If I were a garbage man, I’d be the world’s greatest garbage man! I’d pick up more garbage and faster than anyone has ever seen. To tell you the truth, I would have been the greatest at whatever I’d done!”

His words were truly admirable. You and I don’t have to start speaking like him and believing that I will be great at a particular job.

Broadly speaking, the point here is about choosing greatness over anything. Greatness is a habit that needs formation from a younger age. Look for greatness in everything you do and starting from now.

For instance, if you are working as a customer service in one of the retail shops, ensure that you provide the best services that your company has ever seen.

By being great at your job, you are allowing infinite opportunities to arise in your life.


4. Be Free to be What You Want to be
Everyday we come across numerous people who pretend and are striving to please each other.

Those people need to be removed from your lives, starting from today! It will be quite a refreshing change to see in your social circle when all those people pleasers make way for honest and genuine individuals who are as driven and passionate as you.

Muhammad Ali truly believed in being free to be what he wanted to be. He never believed in pleasing people. He never wanted to be anyone else, and till his last breath, he was himself. Period.


5. Be Truly Rich

Money is only a tool that helps you buy other tools. We have a choice to be made – to buy those other tools for ourselves or to help others by spreading the message of humanity and love.

Muhammad Ali, clearly, opted the later. His quote:

“To be able to give away riches is mandatory if you wish to possess them. This is the only way that you will be truly rich.”

Perhaps, for a few of us, his quote about being rich can be hard to decipher, but once you understand his perspective, you will see a deeper meaning in it.


6. Know When You Cannot Be Wise

Once you start believing that you know everything, your wisdom dies. The truth is, we are all human beings and we cannot know everything under the sun.

While there is no way we can be good at every damn thing, for what we have strengths and weaknesses, it is possible to gain wisdom by seeking out the wise and making them your friends.

Create an environment of teamwork and growth. Let there be wisdom in all of us.


7. Old Age is Just a Record of One’s Whole Life!

This is my personal favorite success lesson from Muhammad Ali. Every day that we live, we are writing a new page that will be included in our book called, ‘My life’.

Most of us don’t die young, which means when we reach our old age, we will see our record that will contain our mistakes, scratching, scribbles, and everything in between, along with our moments of joy, pride and wisdom.

By the time we reach into our last pages, may the final chapter end on a positive note of a life well lived.

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Source: https://www.scholarsarena.net/7-success-lessons-from-legendary-muhammad-ali/

Leverageisback:
Go to Libya I'm sure they can help

Lol, who wishes to study in libya these days bro?

Last week, I wrote a post on the top 20 scholarships available for students in Nigeria, their eligibility and cash-worth.
If you missed it, you can see it HERE

Today, I want to briefly explain how to apply and get students visa for Nairalanders wishing to study in the United states of America.

It is no longer news that many Nigerian students move to the USA for studies every year. Many students are also hampered by issues related to applying for and getting student visa to study in the USA.
A student visa is required for anyone from Nigeria seeking a university degree in the U.S, whether it is for High school or completing a graduate course in most of the colleges or universities in the United States of America.

Foreign students coming to the U.S must complete the specified documentation and paperwork before enrolling in any academic courses and must fulfill each of the requirements of America student visa.

For those students who would like to study in America, there are 2 non-immigrant visas available with the US consulate. These are basically categorized as F and M visas.

The F-visa is offered to non-immigrant students that will enroll as a member of language programs or any other academic degrees. The M-visa is available to those foreign students who wish to pursue a vocational degree by enrolling themselves in the type of courses available in the U.S University of their Choice.

Regardless of the student visa that you’re seeking for, the requirements for eligibility are still the same. To start with, you have to pick the schools in America that you are eligible for according to your academic profile and grades.

If you are accepted by the school, you will receive the SEVIS I-20 or Certificate of Eligibility. You need to have this in order to receive a student visa.

However, if you’re already in America and also have another visa, you should file for a change in visa status in the U.S consulate office nearest to your city to change your visa status to student visa.

In case you are in our home country, Nigeria and have not entered the U.S, you will be required to apply for the F-1 visa or perhaps the applicable student visa to the U.S Consulate in Nigeria (in this case our home country). You need to provide to them the following documents in order to be issued a student visa:

– Your SEVP certification/Student and Exchange Visitor Program

– Financial statements that prove you can pay your tuition and then for any living expenses

– Your TOFEL score, which shows your English language proficiency level

Additionally, you’ll need to prove that you anticipate returning back to Nigeria after completing your education and attaining your degree or certification in the academic or vocational program you’ve enrolled yourself in for.


If you finally find your way in the United States, you will be required to file a Form I-94. This tracks your entry and departure from the U.S, and that is given an admission number.

This unique admission number must be placed on the form I-20 during the time of the immigration processes. On the U.S student visa, you are required by law to keep the I-20 ID, this serves as a record of your legal entry to the country and also it is proof of your visa status.

It’s important to keep the I-20 ID secure for your legal status is dependent upon this document. If you should return to our home country (Nigeria) on holiday or leave America for a short period of time, the visa regulations will require you to fill another new Form I-94.

In regards to the M-1 student visa, you are allowed to file for an extension period after two years. However, if you hold an F-1 visa, you are allowed to apply for an extension provided you are still a student and the university or college DSO grants an extension to complete your education.

You will be required to submit all of the required documentation and file the applicable paperwork with the U.S Consulate.

In conclusion

Keep in mind that the reason student visas are issued to you is that the prospective student (YOU) has proven to the United States that you have enough money to pay for tuition fees and live in the USA.

This opportunity should not be used as a way of getting a visa to simply migrate to the United States and withdraw from your enrollment in the university. Any mistake or lapse by you can contradict your odds of being eligible for student’s visa to USA.

However, there are a few exceptions in allowing a student to work such as on-campus job (work study) with 20 hours every week as well as other kinds of internships.

Also, there are many immigration attorneys that should be able to assist you with the process, if you’ll need one.


SOURCE: https://www.scholarsarena.net/apply-usa-student-visa-nigeria/

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Ajet001:

you're on point sir
luck often favours the prepared mind.
I'll be glad to learn from you sir.



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Scholarserena I will be excited if you can put me through to be one of the candidates that will enjoy it this year.... I need your private counseling so as to take effective steps and moves in winning some of the scholarships..
You can surely be of help bro...

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Yonce:



Yep. Applied for so many on the list. . . . The economy was so against me.
Around 2010-2012 multiple scholarships were given to one student but these days, consider yourself lucky if you've managed to snag one. They award less candidates these days ás they have more apllicants coupled with unstable oil prices (for snepco, agbami, midwestern, seplat, shell, Mobil and total)

What if I told you that 20 students under my guide win multiple scholarships in 2017??
The truth is that there is always a way even in though things.

IamProdigy:



bro....does ur page cover foreign scholarships...too for degree and masters?

men...How did u get 5.... ..
when scholastica dy

Hello bro, yes we provide updates for foreign scholarships both for undergraduates and post graduates.

don't mind scholastica ooh, God pass them, lol. Actually, there is a sure way to bye-pass their scrutiny.

jeffrizzy1:
Most of these scholarships are so corrupt that You must pay before you get them.#GiveNTake

It's not true sir. I thought so too when I was in 100 level in 2012 not until I won 5 of those awards myself without knowing anyone or paying a dime!

Infact, apart from free Application, some oil and gas scholarships pay you transport money for coming to write the exam alone.
That way, you won't spend a dime in the process except your time and attention.
Chevron and agbami, for instance, pay transport money to those who take their scholarship exams every year, whether or not they win the award.

Let's be properly guided please.

honestivo:
When are they starting the application pls

Application time differs sir.
This is January and we expect that applications for this year's awards will resume this month

Keep in touch with this website for regular timely updates
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A scholarship is a grant or money given to students as support in footing their school bills.

In Nigeria, there are numerous scholarship opportunities available for undergraduate and postgraduate students alike.

These offers are mostly sponsored by top oil and gas coys, multi-national companies, governments and private philanthropic foundations.

As someone who has benefitted from many of these opportunities while in school, I have taken time to compile a list of top 20 scholarship opportunities for Nigerian students in 2018 with details of each scholarship. Good luck to every applicant.

In no particular order, see the list below:


1. Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Scholarship.

The Nigerian LNG company awards scholarships to suitable and deserving students in different Nigerian universities every year. This scholarship is arguably the highest scholarship in Nigeria worth-based!

Level: 100 level

Worth: N300,000 every year till graduation.


2. Agbami Scholarship:

The Agbami scholarship is sponsored by chevron and its Agbami partners. This scholarship is for medical and engineering students in various universities.

Level: 100 and 200L.

Worth: N200,000 and N100,000 for medical students and engineering students respectively.

Read More About Agbami Scholarship


3. PTDF Scholarships Programme (Nigeria and Oversea)
The Nigerian Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources offers the "PTDF Scholarship Scheme" to suitably qualified Nigerian Undergraduates, Masters and PhD students.

The worth of this scholarship is 150,000 plus a brand new laptop.

Read More About PTDF Scholarship

4. Federal Government Scholarship:

The Federal Government through the Ministry of Education offers Nigerian Scholarship Awards Tenable in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions to Postgraduate, Undergraduate, HND and NCE students of Nigerian origin.

Worth: N150,000 for University students and N100,000 for NCE students.

Read More About FSB Scholarship


5. MTN Scholarship:

As part of their corporate social responsibility, the telecom giant, MTN, awards numerous scholarships to Nigerian undergraduate students studying certain science and technology courses in different parts of the country.

Worth: N200,000 every year till graduation. Level: 200L.

6. Nnpc/chevron Scholarship:

Chevron in collaboration with the Nigerian national petroleum company, awards hundreds of national scholarships to Nigerian undergraduate students every year.

The scholarship is tenable in Nigeria only and is valid for 4 years subject to good academic performance.

Worth: N100,000 every year till graduation. Level: 200L.

Read More About NNPC/CHEVRON Scholarship


7. Nnpc/Total E & P Scholarship:

Total oil and gas company partners with the Nnpc to award numerous merit scholarships to Nigerian students in different universities in Nigeria. The scholarship is tenable in Nigeria only.

Worth: N150,000 every year till graduation.

Level: 100 and 200 levels.

See NNPC/TOTAL Scholarship Test Questions

8. Jim Ovia Foundation Scholarship:

The philanthropic founder of Zenith Bank plc, Chief Jim Ovia, through his foundation, awards hundreds of scholarships to Nigerian undergraduate students from different parts of the country.

Chief Jim Ovia has invested well over 150,000,000 in this scheme in over 10 years. He is a very patriotic Nigerian who gives awards devoid of tribal sentiments.

Worth: N150, 000 every year till graduation. Level: all levels.

Read More About JIM OVIA (MUSTE) Scholarship

9. Nnpc/Addax Scholarship:

The Nnpc through its joint venture with addax petroleum awards a number of meritorious scholarships to qualified and deserving Nigerian undergraduate students every year.

Worth: N100,000 every year till graduation. Level: 100L.

See NNPC/ADDAX Scholarship Exam Past Questions

10. Exxon Mobil Scholarship:

The Exxon mobil petroleum company in fulfillment of its corporate social responsibility awards hundreds of scholarships to undergraduates of Nigerian origin. The award is only tenable in Nigeria.

Worth: N75,000 every year till graduation.

Level: 100 and 200 levels.


11. Shell (SPDC) Scholarship:

The Shell petroleum development company in partnership with the Nigerian national petroleum company awards national scholarships to Nigerian undergraduate students every year. The scholarship is tenable in Nigeria only.

Worth: N100,000 every year till graduation. Level: 100L

See Shell SPDC Scholarship Exam Past Questions


12. Nnpc/Seplat JV Scholarship:

Seplat Petroleum Company in collaboration with the Nigerian national petroleum company awards national scholarships to Nigerian undergraduate students every year.

The scholarship is tenable in Nigeria; it is valid for 4 years and subject to good academic performance.

Worth: N150,000 every year till graduation.

Level: 200 level and above.


13. Nnpc/Snepco Scholarship:

Every year, the Nnpc through its joint venture with snepco petroleum awards a number of meritorious scholarships to qualified and deserving Nigerian undergraduate students every year.

Worth: N150,000 every year till graduation. Level: 200L


14. The Hillcity Foundation Scholarship:

The scholarship is a vision found and funded by some young, talented and selfless Nigerians under the aegis of the Hillcity Foundation. The founders aim at impacting the lives of brilliant but indigent Nigerian students positively.

Worth: N50,000 every year till graduation. Level: All levels


15. Gani Fawehinmi Scholarship:

The late legal Icon often called “senior advocate of the masses” has a scholarship instituted in his honour and memory. Every year, the Gani fawehinmi scholarship board awards meritorious scholarships to Nigerian students from different parts of the country.

Worth: N100,000 Levels: all levels.

Read More About Gani Fawehinmi Scholarship

16. Nnpc/Agip National Scholarship:

The Agip petroleum company in partnership with the Nigerian national petroleum company awards national scholarships to Nigerian undergraduate students every year. The scholarship is tenable in Nigeria only.

WORTH: N100,000 every year till graduation. LEVEL: 100L.


17. Nigerian Women in Georgia Scholarship:

This scheme was instituted and funded by an association of Nigerian women residing in Georgia, United state of America.

It is meant to support and encourage girl child education in Nigeria.

Level: all levels

Worth: N50,000


18. David Oyedepo Foundation Scholarship:

David Oyedepo is the founding pastor of Living faith church worldwide. He also has a foundation that sponsors hundreds of scholarship awards every year. The scheme is meant to foster academic excellence among young Nigerians.

Level: all levels.

Worth: N150,000.


19. ABC TRANSPORT COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP:

ABC is a foremost Nigerian transport company that has routes and operations in different parts of the country.

The company awards scholarships annually to hundreds of Nigerian students in tertiary institutions.

Level: 100 & 200 levels.

Worth: N100,000 every year till final year.


20. BATN / BATIA Scholarship Awards Scheme

The BATN / BATIA Scholarship Scheme is one of BATN/BATIA Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives to promote skilled manpower development in Nigeria’s Agricultural sector.

This Scheme, established in 2004, was initially meant to encourage the higher educational ambitions of children of BATIA’s registered tobacco farmers. In 2005, however, the scope was expanded to include ALL eligible students from across the country.

Level: all levels

Worth: N100,000



More Scholarships in Nigeria

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Search Reporters: As part of its new investment in content for Africa, the BBC is launching a new TV and Digital service for children which will explain and help them to make sense of the world they are growing up in. The content will include news stories and features and will tackle issues relevant to young people. We have an exciting opportunity for a dynamic and creative reporter to join our team and shape BBC Africas coverage for young people.

Application Deadline: 7th January 2018

To Be Taken At (Country): Nairobi, Kenya; Dakar, Senegal; Lagos, Nigeria.

About the Award:

Lagos, Nigeria: As the Lagos Reporter you will work within BBC Africas childrens programming team and will play a crucial role creating engaging, youthful and relevant news and current affairs content from Lagos and the surrounding regions. As well as having fresh, innovative and creative ideas you will also have a clear understanding of how to deliver stories for Africas youth. Additionally youwill deliver content and will be expected to contribute innovative ideas, drive the creative vision and present the content.

Nairobi, Kenya: As the Nairobi Reporter you will work within BBC Africa’s children’s programming team and will play a crucial role creating engaging, youthful and relevant news and current affairs content from Nairobi and the surrounding regions. As well as having fresh, innovative and creative ideas you will also have a clear understanding of how to deliver stories for Africa’s youth. Additionally you will deliver content and will be expected to contribute innovative ideas, drive the creative vision and present the content.

Dakar, Senegal: As the Dakar Reporter you will work within BBC Africa’s children’s programming team and will play a crucial role creating engaging, youthful and relevant news and current affairs content from Dakar and the surrounding regions. As well as having fresh, innovative and creative ideas you will also have a clear understanding of how to deliver stories for Africa’s youth. Additionally you will deliver content and will be expected to contribute innovative ideas, drive the creative vision and present the content.


Type: Job (Permanent – Full Time)

Eligibility:

As well as the skills and experience stipulated in the job description youwill have a strong journalistic background together with lots of ideas for how to engage children in the news. You must also have agood feel for strong and distinctive stories with experience of producing content for multi-platform outlets
For Lagos, Nigeria: A high level of spoken and written English is essential and another Nigerian language would be advantageous.
For Nairobi, Kenya: A high level spoken and written English and Swahili is essential.
For Dakar, Senegal: A high level spoken and written English and French is essential.

Number of Awards: Not specified

How to Apply:

https://www.scholarsarena.net/british-broadcasting-corporation-bbc-search-reporters/

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Obinoscopy:
I dey here o. I don join the biggest fan line sef. Who no like better thing.

Lol, you are welcome to the queue boss.

Dangote Group Recruits Finance/Admin Officer - The Dangote Group is a diversified and fully integrated conglomerate with interests across a range of sectors in Nigeria and Africa. Current interests include Cement, Sugar, Flour, Salt, Pasta, Beverages, Noodles, Poly Products, Transportation and real estate with new initiatives in the Oil and Gas, Telecommunication, Fertilizer and Steel sector of the economy.
Finance & Admin Officer

Job TypeFull Time
QualificationBA/BSc/HND
Experience1 - 3 years
Location Lagos
Job Field Administration / Secretarial Finance / Accounting / Audit


Job Description

Processing of vouchers payment.
Preparation of Quarterly invoices to all SBU’S.
Posting of all vouchers payment on SAP.
Creating asset number for documents.
Preparation of monthly withholding tax/VAT
Filling of all vouchers payment.
Handling of Dancom petty cash.
Booking of vendor invoices on SAP.
Raising of Cheque Requisition.
Signing of Cheque Requisition Audit approval
Approval’s from authorized signatories.
Bank instruction letter.
Excel format.
Sending of invoices to all BU’S through email.
Printing of invoices.
Filing of invoices.
Numbering of payment vouchers.
Coding of Voucher payments.
Document number on every voucher payment.
Stamping of every document payment.
Filing of documents.
Excel schedule.
Raising of cheque requisition.
Photocopy of vendors receipts/invoices.
Filing of VAT at IFRS office.
Deadline lastest 21st of every month
Raising of petty cash vouchers.
Approvals from authorized signatories. Audit approval.
Excel schedule.
Stamping of all vouchers.

Requirements

B.Sc in Accounting/Economics/Finance/Statistics.
1 - 3 Years Experience in Accounting, Book Keeping & Finance.
ICAN is an added advantage.

Method of Application

https://www.scholarsarena.net/dangote-group-recruits-finance/

lazygal:



Okay now I get. Definitely you will need llm .Ilorin and unilag seem to have a lot of llm specializations Ife and Ibadan also..or u can simply do llm in general lecturing is good and opens doors to a lot of opportunities .best of luck ,dear

Thanks alot

lazygal:
Unilag is also good also university of Ibadan ..I won't advise on line .You should also try to confirm from each of the listed universities on whether they would require nysc discharge cert ...it is a requirement in most universities .

Are you aware that ptdf also sponsors masters locally ? Try and make a lot of researches ...develop your self .@the end of this all,its not what is taught in class rooms but what you learnt outside class room via courses,reading far and wide etc...this is what impresses a lot of employers ..

I can't thank you enough dear.
As an aside, your person is a direct opposite of your NL handle

lazygal:
Unilag is also good also university of Ibadan ..I won't advise on line .You should also try to confirm from each of the listed universities on whether they would require nysc discharge cert ...it is a requirement in most universities .

Are you aware that ptdf also sponsors masters locally ? Try and make a lot of researches ...develop your self .@the end of this all,its not what is taught in class rooms but what you learnt outside class room via courses,reading far and wide etc...this is what impresses a lot of employers ..

Thanks so much dear for your sincere opinions. I appreciate you.
I already have some certifications in the area of arbitration.
I was inducted into the institute of chartered mediators and conciliators(icmc) while in school. I am also a certified member of International arbitration Institute(UK).

As you advised, I will consult widely with senior colleagues and mentors before making any final decision.
I have interest in the academia and that's why I need LLM.

lazygal:




I saw one post like that in scholarship I Australia maybe you should consider it.

Thanks dearest, I know about scholarships too. I am just getting ready in case scholarships disappoint me

lazygal:
I have heard of uni ikorin and a..b.u zaria
Some times I wonder if llm is trully neccesary I mean its all about what you know up there ..maybe for added advantage sha oo....
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wow, thanks for your contribution.

it's unfortunate no one else wants to answer bc it's not a thread on snake and bom-bom.

Still expectant

Any answers pls

Cc: lalasticlala dragnet mynd44

Pls help me get views and responses

Hello friends, I am a fresh law graduate.
I want to start my LLM program next year but there are things I don't know yet.

Please lend your opinion on these:

1. which university is the fastest? Duration specifics would be appreciated.

2. can you estimate the probable cost of completing an LLM program in the university suggested above?

3. Can I run the program during my NYSC year?

4. If I decide to STUDY ONLINE, What's the place, status, relevance and or acceptability of MSC certificates obtained through ONLINE Msc programs offered by reputable European universities? e.g University of south wales, Uk.

Thanks for your expected useful responses.

Malmö University Master’s Scholarship 2018, Sweden is delighted to invite applications for the Malmö University Master’s Scholarship (MUMS). Up to 20 awards will be given any higly talented students applying master program at the university. Those cover tuition fees. Please anticipate the deadline in January annually.
Malmö University generally grant 10 to 20 scholarships annually, each covering the tuition fee for one student. Scholarships are awarded on academic merit, experience and motivation. Students admitted to two-year programmes retain the scholarship for the second year if they successfully complete the first year of study and meet the progression criteria.

Award Benefit
The scholarship cover the tuition fee.

Level and Field
Master degree in all subjects.
HOT: CLICK HERE TO APPLY & GET FULLY FUNDED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2018 NOW

https://www.scholarsarena.net/malmo-university-masters-scholarship-2018-sweden/