The West African Merit Scholarship is open to Ghanaian and Nigerian students planning to undertake a full-time taught postgraduate programme in the Colleges of Arts and Social Sciences or the College of Life Sciences and Medicine, University of Aberdeen.
Worth of Award: scholarships valued at approx £2000 each will be awarded.
Eligibility Criteria:
* To be eligible for this award, candidates must hold the equivalent of a First class British Honours degree from a recognized Nigerian/Ghanaian
university.
* Nigerian/Ghanaian nationals, who are normally resident in Nigeria/Ghana, commencing a full time postgraduate Masters programme in the College of Life Sciences and Medicine or the College of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Aberdeen in September 2014 are eligible to apply for the West Africa Merit Scholarship.
* To be considered for the scholarship you will need to have applied to the University of Aberdeen and been offered a place starting in September 2014.
* You must also be a privately funded student, and not in receipt of any financial assistance from the Nigerian/Ghanaian Government.
The scholarship can only be held by a student of the University commencing study in September 2014 – it cannot be transferred to other institutions. Priority will be given to students who do not already have additional scholarship funding (student loans excluded) and to those who have firmly accepted either a conditional or unconditional offer for a place at the University at the time the selection committee meets.
Mode Of Application:
You should write a personal statement no more than 500 words on the following:
- why you wish to study in Scotland at the University of Aberdeen
- why you wish to obtain the qualification you have applied for
- how you think you will benefit in terms of career and personal development from obtaining this qualification.
Completing the form
The form has three stages:
Section 1 – Personal details
Please provide details as requested in the form. Please ensure current contact details are provided.
Section 2 – Proposed study information
Please provide details of the postgraduate course you have applied for and if you have received an offer from the University.
Section 3 – Personal statement
Please complete no more than 500 words on the
following:
why you wish to study in Scotland at the University of Aberdeen
why you wish to obtain the qualification you have applied for
how you think you will benefit in terms of career and personal development from obtaining this qualification.
A completed application form, transcript and one academic reference should be emailed or posted to:
Dr Ainsley McIntosh
Student Recruitment and Admissions
University of Aberdeen
University Office
King’s College
Aberdeen
AB24 3FX
Email: a.mcintosh@abdn.ac.uk
Deadline: All applications must be submitted no later than June 30, 2014. Successful applicants will be communicated by July 4, 2014
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