“Apply Now”: EU Opens 2024 Scholarship Application For Nigerians, Lists Criteria, Eligibility
- The European Union has opened an application for a fully-funded 2024 scholarship for Nigerians
- The EU delegation to Nigeria and ECOWAS said the Erasmus+ Postgraduate Scholarship Programme is ready to welcome students
- About 800 Nigerians have been awarded scholarships via the programme since 2014
Pascal Oparada has over a decade of experience covering Tech, Energy, Stocks, Investments, and Economy.
The European Union delegation to Nigeria and ECOWAS has announced the beginning of the application phase for the Erasmus+ Postgraduate Scholarship Programme for 2024.
The programme allows Nigerians to pursue Masters and Ph.D. degree programmes in European countries fully funded and paid for by the EU.
Source: Getty Images
EU highlights the importance of the scholarship
The EU Ambassador to Nigeria ECOWAS, Samuels Isopi, highlighted the importance of the initiative.
PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy!
He said the scholarship programme offers an opportunity for Nigerians seeking to advance their academic goals in Europe.
BusinessDay reports that this year's programme includes teaching and non-teaching staff of higher education institutions, enabling knowledge-sharing, and professional enhancements.
Methods of application
Interested candidates have been asked to visit the website of the Erasmus+ Scholarship for details on application procedures, eligibility criteria, and fields of study.
The ambassador stressed the EU’s commitment to skills development in partnership with Nigeria, stating that the initiative nurtures and strengthens the bonds between Nigeria and the EU via the power of education.
Since 2014, the EU has awarded over 800 young Nigerians postgraduate scholarships.
Germany invites skilled Nigerian workers, announces 20 In-demand jobs for easy work visa
Legit.ng reported earlier that Germany is actively looking to attract foreign talent from Nigeria and other countries amid a significant labour shortage.
According to a report, there are over 1.98 million job vacancies across various sectors, and there is an intense desire by the government to fill the gap.
The job shortage is attributed to an ageing population, a low birth rate, and an escalating demand for skilled professionals.
The openings are in crucial sectors such as farming, construction, and transportation, creating a unique window of opportunity for foreign workers seeking employment in the country.
PAY ATTENTION: Donate to Legit Charity on Patreon. Your support matters!
Source: Legit.ng
