Sponsor of Scholarship: Guinness Nigeria
Host Universities: Nigerian Public Universities
Value of Scholarship: Full tuition
Scholarship Number: Not specified
Degree Program: Undergraduates
Eligible Student: International Students
Scholarship Deadline: Not Stated
Guinness Nigeria is now inviting interested and outstanding students to apply for the Guinness Nigeria Undergraduate Scholarship Award for the 2023-2024 academic session. Undergraduate students in Nigerian public universities can apply for the scholarship program.
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This scholarship program is part of Guinness’s efforts and commitment to supporting Nigerian students’ education. The scholarship award is towards successful students’ tuition. Full tuition.
Eligibility Criteria for Guinness Nigeria Undergraduate Scholarship Award
Interested student must be a citizen of Nigeria
Interested student must be currently pursuing his/her degree in a Nigerian public university
Interested student must be in 100l or 200l in a Nigerian public university
You can apply for the scholarship program if you are studying one of the below courses:
Humanities
STEM Courses (Technology, Science, Mathematics, and Engineering)
Administration
Medicine
Law
Application Guidelines for Guinness Nigeria Undergraduate Scholarship Award
Interested students are required to submit their completed applications here:
https://forms.office.com/
Interested students may be asked to seat for an aptitude test.
All successful students may be asked to present a letter of introduction obtained from the Chairman of their Community Development Associations where required.
Application Link:
Conclusion
Regardless of the interested student’s country, he or she can apply for this scholarship program as far as he or she studies in a Nigerian public university and meets other eligibility criteria.