PCINUSUDANCOM - Pengurus Cabang Istimewa Muslimat Nahdlatul Ulama Sudan secara resmi ditutup pendaftaran beasiswa di International University of Africa pada hari ini (12/10). Ketua Muslimat NU Sudan, Fatimatuz Zahro' mengatakan bahwa hal ini dilakukan karena pendaftar sudah melebihi jumlah maksimum. Internationalstudents will be considered for a scholarship, but only a limited number will be awarded. Students must have obtained a minimum average of 65% in their previous studies to qualify for a scholarship. In deserving cases, a motivation for South African students who obtained 60%-64% average can be submitted for possible funding. Vay Tiền Trả Góp 24 Tháng. Several sources of funding are available to students pursuing degrees in African Studies at Yale. Students should consult and apply through the Yale Grants & Fellowships website and consult the Africa-specific awards. Lindsay Fellowship for Research in Africa The Lindsay Fellowship for Research in Africa supports grants to graduate and professional students for summer research in order to increase understanding of Africa among Yale students and faculty. Only those returning to Yale in the semester following the award are eligible to receive an award. One or more fellowships of up to $3,000 will be awarded for summer travel and field work expenses in Africa for relevant research, study projects, internships or conferences paper presentation at conference required. All applicants must apply through the Yale Student Grants & Fellowships database. Click here to access the Yale Student Grants & Fellowships database. Application deadline is usually in February; please consult the YSG&F database for this year’s specific date. Fox International Fellowship The Fox International Fellowship is a graduate student exchange program between Yale and 19 world-renowned partner universities. Fox Fellows undertake independent research in one of the focus fields for an academic year at one of the Fox exchange partner universities. Graduating masters students or graduating seniors who propose to work on a current project, an extension of a previous project, or suggest an entirely new avenue of enquiry. Click here to learn more about the Fox International Fellowship Program. Save International Scholarships for African Students There are many international scholarships for African students available, including government scholarships, Commonwealth scholarships and university scholarships. Read on for our list of current opportunities, and download our free guide on how to find scholarships to study abroad here. To study anywhere Africa London Nagasaki ALN Fund – Graduate scholarships for African scientists to gain funding for a master’s degree in an area related to disease control in Africa. Scholarship winners can choose to study at London’s Institute of Tropical Medicine, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine or Nagasaki University in Japan. Aga Khan Foundation Scholarship Program – Needs-based graduate scholarships for African students at master’s and PhD level to study anywhere in the world. Commonwealth Distance Learning Scholarships – International scholarships for African students within the Commonwealth* to study a part-time master’s degree by distance learning from select universities in the UK and worldwide. The Beit Trust Scholarships – International master’s degree and PhD scholarships for African students from Malawi, Zambia or Zimbabwe to study in the UK, Ireland or South Africa at a leading university. Applicants need to have been accepted into the university to be eligible for the Beit Trust scholarship. Wells Mountain Foundation Scholarships – Needs-based scholarships for students from developing countries including African nations to gain funding for university at home or in a country in the developing world. Candidates must be planning to work and live in their own country after graduation and will be enrolled in a program of study that will either benefit the community or contribute to the country’s growth. Women Techmakers Scholars Program – Scholarships for women from Africa as well as Europe and the Middle East to study computer science, computer engineering or a closely related technical field at any study level at a university in one of the aforementioned regions. Rotary Peace Fellowships – Fully-funded academic fellowships covering tuition fees, accommodation, transportation and field-study expenses for master’s degree applicants. Applications are open to students from any African country and successful applicants will be able to study at a selection of top universities around the world. To study in Africa ACCESS Kenya – Partial scholarships for students from Kenya to gain funding to study at undergraduate level at an accredited university in Kenya. Mandela Rhodes Scholarships – Scholarships for Africans with strong leadership skills to study for an honors or master’s degree at a recognized university in South Africa. Jim Ovia Scholarship – Scholarships for Nigerian students to gain funding to study at undergraduate level in Nigeria. The award includes tuition and maintenance allowance. The Graduate Institute Geneva – A number list of unique masters and PhD scholarships for academically talented students from Africa. Financial aid packages may include cost-of-living scholarships, tuition reduction and/or a paid position, and is awarded based on the individual’s financial needs as well as academic merit. WAAW Foundation Scholarships – Need-based scholarships for female African students looking to pursue a STEM-focused undergraduate program science, technology, engineering or mathematics at a recognized African university. To study in Asia-Pacific Master’s Degree ABE Initiative – Scholarship for Africans to study in Japan on a development-related master’s degree program at an accredited university. Australia Awards Africa – Australian government scholarships for Africans to gain funding to study in Australia on a professional training course or master’s degree. To study in Europe To study in Belgium VLIR-UOS Awards Scholarships – Graduate scholarships for international students from Africa, Asia and Latin America to study in Belgium on a development-related master’s degree or training program. To study in Germany DRD-DAAD Merit Scholarships – Scholarships for Sub-Saharan** Africans to study a development-related master’s or PhD program in Germany. Scholarships will be awarded based on academic merit. To study in Ireland Irish Aid Scholarship Program – Scholarships for Tanzanian students to study a master’s degree in Ireland. To study in the Netherlands Orange Knowledge Program – A range of scholarships open to individuals and organizations in the field of higher and vocational education. Individual scholarships are open to mid-career professionals who are nationals of and living and working in the listed countries. Sub-Saharan Africa Excellence Scholarships TU Delft – Four scholarships are available for excellent students from Sub-Saharan Africa to study a MSc degree at Delft University of Technology TU Delft. To study in the UK African Excellence Fee Waiver The University of Glasgow – International scholarships for African students worth the full tuition fee of a master’s degree at the University of Glasgow. Applicants will automatically be considered based on academic merit. African Graduate scholarships UCL – Needs-based scholarships for Africans with strong academic merit to study in the UK at UCL University College London on a master’s program within the Institute for Global Health. African Postgraduate Scholarships Edinburgh Napier University – Merit-based scholarships for Africans to gain partial funding to study in the UK at Edinburgh Napier University. Commonwealth Scholarships SOAS – Commonwealth scholarships open to students from African commonwealth countries to study in the UK at SOAS London on a development-related master’s degree. Ruth First Scholarship Durham University – Scholarships for Africans from Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe to undertake postgraduate study in the UK at Durham University. Oppenheimer Fund Scholarships Oxford University – Scholarships for African who have previously studied at South African universities to study in the UK at Oxford University. Students should be applying to study a full-time master’s or DPhil course. African Scholarships The University of Edinburgh – Merit-based graduate scholarships to study in the UK at the University of Edinburgh Scotland on a master’s or PhD program. The Centre of African Studies Visiting Fellowship The University of Cambridge – Two visiting fellowships for African students to conduct research and writing at the University of Cambridge. Candidates must hold a teaching or research position at an African university. The Ibrahim Scholarship Program– Master’s degree and PHD scholarships for aspiring African leaders to study in the UK at London Business School, SOAS or the University of Birmingham. Africa Graduate Scholarships at UCL – Open to African national master’s students with a high quality academic and professional background, who would not be able to afford to study at UCL without assistance. To study in the US Fulbright Foreign Student Program – International scholarships for graduate students, young professionals and artists across the globe to study in the US for a year or more. Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders - Scholarships for African students from Sub-Saharan Africa to study in the US and gain leadership and business skills. MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program – Scholarships for African students to study in the US and Africa. The scholarship includes tuition fees, accommodation and books. MSFS Full-Tuition Scholarship Georgetown University – Scholarships for Africans from sub-Saharan Africa to study in the US on the Master of Science in Foreign Service MSFS program at Georgetown University in Washington DC. Stanford GSB Need-Based Fellowship at Stanford University – Scholarships for students wishing to study at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business on the MBA program. Fellowships are awarded based on demonstrated financial need and on average awards $80,000 in total. Zawadi Africa Education Fund for Young African Women – Scholarships for female students from disadvantaged backgrounds from Africa to study in other African countries or the US. 7UP Harvard Business School Scholarship – Open to Nigerian students who have successfully gained admission into a two-year program at Harvard Business School. The scholarship covers tuition, housing, a plane ticket to the US and a ticket back. Note that the list above is NOT exhaustive – there are lots of other scholarships open to African students. To find more opportunities, check the website of your chosen university and research funding offered via government schemes or external organizations the IET offers funds for engineering students. You could also be eligible for the QS Scholarships scheme, which offers US$7 million in funding each year. To find out more, and to get personal advice for your application, register to attend the QS World Grad School Tour for free. * African Commonwealth countries Botswana, Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Swaziland, Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia. ** Sub-Saharan African countries Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cabo Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo DRC, Republic of the Congo, Cote d’Ivoire, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Want more content like this? 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The award is given to students who qualify with a KCSE mean grade of between A and B+ or an equivalent. The scholarship amounts to 50% and 30% on tuition fees respectively. This award is offered on a trimester basis on condition that the student maintains a GPA of and is only valid within 2 years of completing high school education.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_custom_heading text=”ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND – ANU-ASF” use_theme_fonts=”yes”][vc_column_text]ANU-ASF scholarship shall be available to all undergraduate and postgraduate students of Africa Nazarene University GUIDELINES All persons eligible for scholarships must meet the following requirements A. Be duly registered B. Be in their final year of study C. Have a minimum cumulative GPA of D. Be actively involved in community work at ANU and in their community. E. Is of good conduct F. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of need, provided satisfactory academic standing is maintained and demonstration of community work. The funds are to be applied only on tuition and are partial scholarships. The student must be responsible for all other expenses. Application Requirements Duly filled application form and recommendation letters must be hand delivered to the Alumni office or emailed to anualumnifund The application must include the following 1. Copy of student ID 2. An application letter, of not more than 2 pages, expressing; First paragraph need of financial assistance. Second paragraph involvement in ANU community. Third paragraph list community organization/s such as public service or humanitarian efforts which you are or have been involved/active in and how that has made a difference in another person’s life 3. Recommendation letter from the dean’s office and community leader with contact details. The letters should be submitted together with the rest of the application documents in sealed envelopes. 4. Copy of signed and stamped transcript from the Registrar’s office 5. Course planner signed and stamped by both the Academic Advisor and Head of Department Type all answers completely DO NOT hand write. Indicate N/A if a question is not applicable to you. If sending via email, ensure all sections requiring signatures are signed before scanning.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_custom_heading text=”OLAJIDE ALEX-ONI SCHOLARSHIP” use_theme_fonts=”yes”][vc_column_text]Each year the Olajide Alex-Oni Scholarship will award 50% of tuition and examination fee for one year to one Master of Business Administration student of Africa Nazarene University who will have demonstrated a deeper sense of character espoused in the core values of ANU. Entries may only be sent by students with at least one year of study to complete the program. Applicants will be judged on the basis of having fulfilled the criteria as presented on the application form and specifically, on the basis of assessment of the submitted essay. Payment will be made to the winning student’s account at Africa Nazarene University. Winners of scholarships give permission to release their names to the media. Applications and essays become property of Africa Nazarene University. We may ask finalists for more information. Scholarship winners are contacted by telephone or email as seen appropriate. Applicants must 1. Be admitted into a MBA degree program at Africa Nazarene University 2. Have proven high academic performance of at least GPA cumulative 3. Be a student during year in which Scholarship is received 4. Be of good character and espouses the core values of ANU 5. Have at least one year of course work remaining at the time of applying 6. Write an essay of 1000 words on agreed topic 7. Show evidence of involvement in community work[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row] The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program envisions a transformative network of young people and institutions driving inclusive and equitable socio-economic change in Africa. Since launching in 2012, the Program has supported nearly 40,000 young people in Africa to pursue secondary or tertiary education. To enable Scholars and young people across Africa to succeed, we know there is a need to address systemic barriers in higher education, strengthen capacity, support innovative solutions across critical sectors, and connect ecosystem actors together to amplify our impact across the continent. Working together alongside young people, universities, NGOs, and other higher education stakeholders, the Program strives to create the conditions that will enable young people to attain inclusive and relevant education, transition smoothly into dignified and fulfilling work, and lead transformative lives. 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