By Aminu Bala Madobi
The Federal Ministry of Education has announced a remarkable opportunity for Nigerian students to study abroad through the 2025/2026 Bilateral Education Agreement Scholarship.
This initiative is a testament to the government’s commitment to providing opportunities for its citizens to acquire knowledge and skills globally.
According to the Dr. Morufu Olatunji Alausa, The Minister of Education, The scholarship is widely open to undergraduate and postgraduate students who wish to pursue their academic dreams in renowned institutions abroad.
According to her, This is a chance for Nigerian students to broaden their horizons, gain international exposure, and develop skills that will enable them to compete in the global market.
The undergraduate studies will be tenable in Russia, Morocco, Hungary, Egypt, and Algeria. These countries are known for their academic excellence, rich cultural heritage, and state-of-the-art facilities. Nigerian students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in diverse cultures, learn new languages, and build lasting relationships with their international counterparts.
In addition to undergraduate studies, postgraduate programs will also be available in Russia for applicants who obtained their first degree from Russia, China, Hungary, Serbia, or Romania. This is a unique opportunity for Nigerian students to specialize in their chosen fields, conduct research, and contribute to the global body of knowledge.
The eligible fields of study for undergraduate programs are diverse and include geology, agriculture, science, biotechnology, architecture, environmental science, pilot, sports, law, engineering, social science, and medicine, although the latter has limited slots available.
According to Morufu Alausa, these range of fields ensures that students with varying interests and passions can find a program that aligns with their career goals. To qualify for the undergraduate scholarship, applicants must possess a minimum of 7 distinctions in relevant subjects in their Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE) and be between 17 and 20 years old.
While for postgraduate scholarships, applicants must hold a first degree with at least a second-class upper division, possess an NYSC discharge certificate or exemption, and be between 35 years old for Masters and 40 years old for PhD candidates.
The statement further noted that Interested candidates are advised to visit the Ministry of Education’s website and click on the Federal Scholarship Board icon to read the guidelines and complete the application form online via https://www.education.gov.ng. Evidence of readiness to be attached to a Nigerian Embassy or High Commission in the country of study is also required.
The Federal Government’s Bilateral Education Agreement Scholarship is a laudable initiative that will not only benefit the recipients but also contribute to the country’s development in the long run.
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