Category: Scholarships and Job Hunt

  • NLNG Opens Application for 2026 Undergraduate Scholarship

    The Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has commenced applications for its 2026 Undergraduate Scholarship Scheme aimed at supporting Nigerian students in tertiary institutions.

    The scheme provides an annual award of ₦300,000 to successful candidates, renewable based on academic performance.

    In a statement, NLNG said the initiative aligns with its commitment to education and human capital development, noting that the programme is open to first-year students in the 2025/2026 academic session in federal and state universities.

    According to the company, the scholarship is targeted at outstanding undergraduates and is also open to Persons Living with Disabilities.

    Eligibility

    Applicants must be Nigerian citizens residing in the country and enrolled as full-time first-year undergraduate students in the 2025/2026 academic year.
    They are required to possess at least five O-Level credits, including Mathematics and English, obtained in one sitting, and must be between 18 and 25 years of age.

    NLNG stated that applicants must not be beneficiaries of any other scholarship or related financial award. The scheme excludes spouses, children, wards, or direct relatives of NLNG staff.

    Required Documents

    Prospective beneficiaries are to submit a completed application form, a recent passport photograph, O-Level and UTME results, JAMB and university admission letters, university identification card, birth certificate issued by the National Population Commission, Local Government identification letter, and National Identification Number (NIN) slip.

    Application Procedure

    Candidates are to apply online via the NLNG scholarship portal using a valid email address and mobile number.
    Shortlisted applicants will undergo a computer-based, online-proctored selection test. Those who pass the test will be required to submit additional mandatory documents.

    Scholarships will be awarded only to applicants who meet all eligibility and selection criteria.

    The application deadline is December 12, 2025.

  • 2026 Commonwealth Shared Scholarship: Organisation Releases Application Checklist, Requirements

    The Scholarship Region says adequate preparation remains the most critical factor for applicants seeking the 2026 Commonwealth Shared Scholarship.

    The organisation stated this in an advisory on Tuesday while releasing a checklist to guide prospective candidates ahead of the opening of the application window, which typically lasts between 15 and 30 days.

    It noted that the scholarship, one of the United Kingdom’s most competitive awards, attracts more than 100,000 applicants annually, out of which only about 180 are selected.

    According to the advisory, the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship is jointly funded by the UK Government and participating universities, and applicants must secure admission into an eligible UK institution before submitting their scholarship application.

    It added that 97 universities are listed by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) as eligible to nominate candidates for the award.

    The checklist outlines five key preparation steps for candidates:

    1. Securing Admission
    Applicants are required to apply directly to participating UK universities and obtain a conditional or unconditional offer for eligible programmes aligned with CSC development themes.

    2. Confirming Course Eligibility
    Prospective applicants must ensure their chosen course is listed among the programmes approved under the CSC’s six development themes, which cover science, technology, innovation, peace, health, governance, entrepreneurship and climate change.

    3. Preparing Required Documents
    The advisory stressed that applications without complete documentation by the deadline are automatically disqualified.
    Required documents include:

    Full academic transcripts detailing yearly grades

    Degree certificates or valid statements of result for those yet to receive certificates

    4. Contacting Recommenders Early
    Each applicant must upload three reference letters on official institutional letterheads. Referees will not be contacted directly by the CSC.
    Recommended referees include project supervisors, academic staff and current employers.

    5. Drafting Application Essays
    Applicants must write eleven development-focused essays covering proposed study relevance, expected impact, career plans, study outline and leadership experience.
    The advisory encouraged early drafting to allow thorough review and correction.

    It added that essays must demonstrate how the applicant’s chosen programme will contribute to national development and align with CSC objectives.

    The organisation urged interested candidates to begin preparations immediately and share the information with others seeking international postgraduate opportunities.

  • TETFund Developing Security Master Plan For Tertiary Institutions — Masari

    The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) says it is developing a comprehensive security master plan to enhance safety across tertiary institutions in the country.

    The Chairman, Board of Trustees of TETFund, Alhaji Aminu Masari, stated this on Tuesday in Abuja at the opening of a two-day stakeholders’ workshop on the proposed framework.

    Masari said tertiary institutions were increasingly exposed to security threats including banditry, kidnapping and cyberattacks, adding that the master plan would strengthen prevention, detection, mitigation and response mechanisms.

    He described the workshop as a major step towards producing a national document that would guide campus security policies and operations for years.

    “What we begin here today is not merely another conference; it is a foundational step in developing a comprehensive, forward-looking security master plan for tertiary institutions in Nigeria,” he said.

    Masari said the plan would establish a robust security architecture that would enable institutions to operate beyond their current capacities in addressing threats.

    According to him, the master plan is designed to promote intelligence-led operations and proactive risk management, and to safeguard students, staff, facilities, infrastructure and intellectual assets.

    He added that it would also enhance collaboration among tertiary institutions, security agencies and host communities; institutionalise emergency preparedness and crisis management; ensure business continuity; and integrate modern physical and digital security technologies into campus operations.

    Masari said deliberations at the workshop would form the foundation of a national framework to guide future security investments and policies in tertiary institutions.

    The Executive Secretary of TETFund, Mr Sonny Echono, also said many campuses remained porous, making them attractive targets for criminals.

    Echono recalled that a previous security mapping exercise had identified high-risk areas and supported the establishment of emergency response mechanisms, but stressed the need for stronger coordination among security agencies.

    He emphasised the need for clear communication channels for timely alerts and responses to security breaches, involving the military, the police and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).

    “We need to sensitise everyone that this risk is real. There are criminal elements who want to invade our campuses because they present a particular attraction due to the large concentration of vulnerable people,” Echono said.

    “This situation is worsened by the fact that some of our institutions are so porous that they can easily be invaded,” he added.

  • University of Cambridge Studentship Program in UK 2026 | Fully Funded

    The University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, has announced fully funded studentship opportunities for qualified candidates seeking admission into its doctoral programmes for the 2026 academic session.

    The institution, ranked among the world’s top three universities, said the funding package would cover full tuition, a maintenance stipend of £20,780 for living expenses, and a research training allowance of £900.

    According to information obtained from Scholarship Region on Thursday, the Cambridge Studentship is open to applicants from all countries who possess at least a bachelor’s degree and have secured an admission offer into a PhD programme at the university.

    The report stated that the studentship is funded through the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) under the CAM-DTP initiative, which supports 3.5 to 4.5 years of research training.

    It explained that the award begins annually on Oct. 1 and is available to both full-time and part-time PhD candidates, who must complete their doctoral thesis within the period of the funding.

    Eligibility

    To be considered for the scheme, an applicant must:

    Hold a bachelor’s degree from a recognised institution.

    Be a home or international student.

    Meet the University of Cambridge English language requirements.

    Secure an offer of admission before being considered for CAM-DTP funding.

    Benefits

    The studentship provides:

    Tuition fees at the UKRI rate for home students, with international students required to obtain additional funding for outstanding fees and immigration costs.

    An annual tax-free stipend of £20,780 for the 2025/2026 academic year.

    Research training support of up to £900.

    A personalised training programme covering research, communication and employability skills.

    A mandatory three-month Innovation Fellowship placement with an academic or non-academic partner.

    Application Procedure

    The report noted that applicants may apply through two routes.

    Under Route 1, candidates are to apply directly to their preferred CAM-DTP institution through its admissions portal. Departments will review eligible applicants and determine nominations for CAM-DTP funding in February 2026.

    Under Route 2, candidates may apply through a topic-supervisor nomination. Applicants are expected to review the list of approved research topics for 2026, contact the supervisory team, discuss project ideas, and thereafter submit an application to the lead supervisor’s institution. Supervisory teams will interview interested candidates before nominating suitable applicants in February 2026.

    The deadline for submission varies across programmes,Learn More & Apply Link;https://www.scholarshipregion.com/university-of-cambridge-studentship/

  • Nigerian Law School Scholarship Programme 2026 (Fully Funded)

    The Nigerian Law School Scholarship Programme is an annual initiative established by Law Et Al in 2021 in honour of Obi Akumazi Esq. The programme aims to support aspiring legal professionals by reducing the financial burden associated with legal education and by fostering the growth of future leaders in the Nigerian legal field.

    Each year, Law Et Al awards a full scholarship to two Nigerian Law School applicants, allowing them to concentrate on their studies without financial constraints. The firm states that the initiative reflects its commitment to strengthening the Nigerian legal system and supporting social development.

    Summary

    Host Country: Nigeria

    Category: Postgraduate Scholarships

    Eligible Countries: Nigeria

    Reward: Full Scholarship

    IELTS: Not required

    Deadline: December 15, 2025

    Eligibility Requirements

    Applicants must:

    Hold an LLB degree

    Be Nigerian citizens

    Be ready to attend the Nigerian Law School in the 2026 session

    No age limit or application fee is required

    Benefits

    The scholarship covers:

    Tuition and training fees for the Nigerian Law School

    Pre-law school preparation

    Professional growth and career development support


    Required Documents

    Completed application form

    Proof of enrolment or admission into the Nigerian Law School


    How to Apply
    1. Visit the scholarship webpage via the provided application link.

    2. Secure unconditional admission into the Nigerian Law School.

    3. Complete the application form and upload all required documents.

    4. Submit before the deadline: December 15, 2025.

    Apply Link;
    https://www.scholarshipregion.com/nigerian-law-school-scholarship-program/

  • Doha Institute Announces Fully Funded Postgraduate Scholarships For 2026

    The Doha Institute for Graduate Studies in Qatar has opened applications for its fully funded postgraduate scholarship programme for the 2026/2027 academic session.

    The scheme is open to national and international students seeking admission into the Institute’s Master’s and Doctoral degree programmes.

    According to information obtained on Tuesday, the Institute said interested applicants from any part of the world were eligible to apply, adding that the scholarship does not require IELTS or TOEFL for consideration.

    It stated that the initiative forms part of Qatar’s commitment to attracting outstanding students and supporting academic development across the region.

    The Institute, established in 2014 and located in Doha, noted that the scholarship aims to provide high-quality education in a diverse learning environment, while equipping students with leadership and research skills.

    The scholarship covers multiple academic fields including social sciences, humanities, public administration, development economics, and conflict and humanitarian studies.

    The scholarship consists of two categories – the Tamim Scholarship and the Sanad Grant.

    The Tamim Scholarship is merit-based and awarded to students with exceptional academic records, while the Sanad Grant is targeted at applicants with proven financial need.

    Both categories provide 100 per cent tuition waiver, free accommodation at Institute dormitories, monthly stipends, health insurance, and round-trip airfare to and from the student’s home country.

    The Institute stated that applicants must hold a recognised Bachelor’s degree, while final-year undergraduate students may also apply using their available transcripts.

    It added that there are no age restrictions, and candidates are required to submit identification documents, academic transcripts, a curriculum vitae, recommendation letters, a personal statement and an academic essay.

    The application window closes on Jan. 15, 2026, after which eligible students will receive application forms directly from the Admission Office.

    The statement advised interested candidates to create an account on the Institute’s application portal, upload the necessary documents and complete the online form before submission.

    Apply Link;https://brightscholarship.com/doha-institute-for-graduate-studies-scholarships-2026/

  • Five Side Hustle Tips For Extra Income In 2026

    Nigerians seeking additional income in 2026 have been advised to take a strategic approach when choosing side hustles in order to achieve sustainable financial gains.

    The advice, published on Tuesday on the Forbes X platform, highlights five key considerations for individuals planning to begin or expand side income streams in the new year.

    The report stresses the need for prospective earners to conduct thorough research on different types of side hustles before making any financial or time commitments. It notes that aspiring entrepreneurs should explore online communities, industry discussions and creator platforms to understand the realities of each opportunity.

    It explains that individuals should seek answers to critical questions, including start-up costs, weekly time requirements, average earnings and overall demand for the service or product. These factors, it notes, will help determine whether a side hustle is financially and practically viable.

    Forbes further advised that after identifying potential areas of interest, individuals should assess the growth potential of such ventures by reviewing market trends and long-term demand forecasts. It said that side hustles with strong industry momentum are more likely to provide stable and consistent income.

    The publication added that time and cost considerations are critical, particularly for those working full-time or managing multiple responsibilities. It emphasised the importance of selecting a flexible side gig that aligns with available hours and long-term income goals.

    It also recommended choosing side hustles that one genuinely enjoys, noting that personal interest improves consistency, builds new skills and increases the likelihood of long-term success.

    The report emphasised the need for individuals to consider whether their preferred side hustle should be online or location-based. While physical services such as car detailing or dog walking require presence and limit flexibility, online-based roles like freelance writing, digital marketing or e-commerce offer greater independence.

    It stressed that understanding these factors will enable Nigerians to make informed decisions and maximise opportunities for additional income in 2026.

  • Valuejet Invites Applications For 2025 Graduate Trainee Programme

    ValueJet Airlines has announced the commencement of applications for its 2025 Graduate Trainee Programme aimed at providing young Nigerian graduates with structured professional development opportunities within the aviation sector.

    The airline said the programme is designed to equip participants with practical skills, industry exposure and career development support through hands-on training and mentorship.

    ValueJet stated that the initiative aligns with its commitment to building a competent workforce that can contribute to the growth and competitiveness of Nigeria’s aviation industry.

    According to the airline, the trainees will work across different departments and functional teams, gaining real-time experience in organisational operations and project implementation.

    The programme is open to graduates from various disciplines who possess strong problem-solving abilities, effective organisational skills and a willingness to work collaboratively.

    Eligibility
    -ValueJet said applicants must:
    -Be graduates of any discipline with strong analytical and organisational abilities.
    -Demonstrate enthusiasm for learning and teamwork.
    -Be numerically inclined and motivated to build a career within the aviation sector.
    -Be ambitious and ready to gain exposure through participation in key organisational projects.

    The company added that having prior internship or project experience in business or professional operations would be an advantage.
    It noted that familiarity with presentation or data-visualisation tools such as Power BI and Tableau would also enhance an applicant’s competitiveness.

    Programme Benefits
    ValueJet listed the benefits of the Graduate Trainee Programme to include:
    -Structured training and mentorship under experienced professionals.
    -Exposure to real projects and cross-functional teams.
    -Opportunities for career growth and long-term professional development within the organisation.Website:https://www.scholarshipregion.com/valuejet-graduate-trainee-program/

  • UNIV’R Scholarship: UN Launches Fully Funded Masters Programme For Refugees In France

    The United Nations has opened applications for the 2026 edition of the UNIV’R Scholarship Programme, a fully funded academic corridor initiative designed to support refugees seeking postgraduate education in France.
    The News Agency of Nigeria  reports that the programme, known as the University for Refugees Academic Corridor, offers a two-year Master’s degree opportunity at Sciences Po University in Paris.
    According to information from the organisers, the scheme is targeted at refugees residing in a first country of asylum and provides academic, administrative, social, and financial support throughout the duration of the programme.
    The UN said the initiative aims to facilitate refugees’ access to the French higher education system while offering comprehensive support that enables smooth transition, settlement, and academic integration.
    Eligibility
    The scholarship is open to refugees of all nationalities who are between 19 and 40 years of age at the time of application. Candidates must reside in a country of asylum outside the European Union and must present valid refugee status documentation.
    Programme instruction will be delivered in English or French, depending on the chosen field of study.
    Benefits
    Beneficiaries will receive full tuition coverage and exemption from application fees. Other support includes study materials, monthly stipends for feeding, housing assistance, local transportation allowance, health insurance, and psycho-social mentoring.
    The scholarship also covers travel expenses to France, visa processing, settling-in support, pre-admission examination fees, and administrative costs associated with document transition.
    Application procedure
    Applicants are required to review the Master’s programmes available at Sciences Po and study the admission requirements. Prospective candidates must open an application file on the university’s admissions platform and upload all required documents.
    After submitting the complete file to Sciences Po, applicants must proceed to fill out an additional UNIV’R programme form before final submission.
    The organisers stated that the application deadline for the 2026 cycle is Feb. 1, 2026.
    About the programme
    The UNIV’R Academic Corridor Programme forms part of international efforts to expand educational access for refugees and to promote long-term academic and professional integration.website https://www.scholarshipregion.com/univr-scholarship-program/

  • Abu Dhabi University Opens Applications For 2026 Fully Funded Scholarships

    Abu Dhabi University has announced the opening of applications for its 2026 fully funded scholarship programmes for international and domestic students for the 2026/2027 academic session.
    The scheme, which is open to applicants from all nationalities, covers undergraduate, master’s and doctoral studies across the institution’s four campuses.
    In a statement released by the university, the management said the initiative aims to attract academically talented students and support their educational pursuits in the United Arab Emirates.
    It said the scholarships—described as fully funded—would cover up to 100 per cent of tuition, application, registration, student services and health service fees, depending on the category.
    According to the university, the duration of study under the award spans four years for bachelor’s programmes, two years for master’s degrees and four years for doctoral studies.
    The institution, established in 2003, currently hosts more than 8,000 students from various countries and offers a wide range of academic programmes.
    Types of scholarships
    The university listed the available scholarship categories as follows:
    H.H. Sheikh Hamdan Bin Zayed Scholarship: 100 per cent waiver on tuition, application, registration, student services and health service fees.
    Chairman’s Scholarship: 100 per cent fee waiver across the same categories.
    University Scholarship (UAE and GCC applicants): 10–50 per cent tuition waiver for students from UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
    Academic Scholarship: 20 per cent tuition waiver for continuing students.
    Athletic Scholarship: 25 per cent tuition reduction for student athletes.
    Alumni Scholarship: 20 per cent waiver for ADU graduates seeking postgraduate degrees.
    Merit-Based Graduate Scholarship: 25 per cent tuition waiver for applicants with a minimum CGPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.
    The university explained that the maximum scholarship coverage is four years or until graduation, whichever comes first, and noted that applicants must first secure admission before applying for financial aid.
    It said admitted students are issued a unique ID granting access to their online scholarship portal, where eligible awards automatically appear based on academic credentials.
    Eligibility
    The university outlined the following basic requirements for the 2026 scholarship round:
    A recognised high school certificate for undergraduate applicants.
    A bachelor’s degree with at least a 2.5 CGPA for master’s admission.
    A master’s degree with a minimum 3.0 CGPA and two years of full-time experience for doctoral applicants.
    English proficiency results such as IELTS 5.0 or TOEFL scores equivalent to IBT 61 or ITP 500.
    It added that requirements vary slightly across scholarship categories.
    Documents required
    Applicants are expected to provide a completed online form, certified degree certificates, official transcripts, passport-sized photographs, proof of valid passport and an English proficiency certificate.
    Application timeline
    For the 2026 academic year, the registration deadlines for newly admitted students are:
    Spring semester: Feb. 20, 2026; classes begin Feb. 23.
    Summer semester: June 26, 2026; classes begin June 30.
    Fall semester: Aug. 22, 2026; classes begin Aug. 26.
    How to apply
    The university said the application is entirely online via the Abu Dhabi University Application Portal, while further details and official links are available on the institution’s website.https://brightscholarship.com/abu-dhabi-university-scholarships-2026/

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