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  • Scholarships available in various universities in Ghana-Latest

    Scholarships available in various universities in Ghana-Latest

    Check out the Universities in Ghana and the Available Scholarship offers you can take advantage of.

    Click on the link below to check out the various scholarship offers and how to apply. The date it becomes available will be there as well.

     

    UCC Scholarship (StuFSO) for Distance Education Students 

     

    UEW Scholarship

     

    All Available Scholarships and Grants at UEW and How to Apply

     

    All Available Scholarships and Grants at KNUST and How to Apply

     

    All Available UG Scholarships and Grants and How to Apply

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  • Government Grants New Scholarships to 4,279 Local Tertiary students

    Government Grants New Scholarships to 4,279 Local Tertiary Students

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    The Government has through the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund), awarded new scholarships to four thousand, two hundred and seventy-nine (4,279) students schooling in the various universities and colleges in Ghana. The awardees cut across the respective programmes of undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

    This year’s figure represents an increase of sixty-three percent (63%) of successful applicants compared with the two thousand seven hundred and four (2,704) recipients for the year 2022.

    The breakdown of the awardees according to type of degrees and programmes are as follows: a total of two thousand nine hundred and fifty-one (2,951) are pursuing diploma or degree programmes whereas one thousand three hundred and twenty-one (1,328) beneficiaries are reading master’s or PhD programmes in the private and public colleges/universities all in Ghana.

    Also, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-three (1,963) representing forty six percent (46%) of awardees are studying Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) related programmes.

    While two thousand, three hundred and sixteen (2,316) representing fifty 54% of awardees are studying Humanity related programmes.

    The Fund, as of Tuesday August 2, 2023, has paid the total sum of Twenty-Five Million, Two Hundred and Seventy-Eight Thousand, and twenty-Nine Cedis, Thirty-Nine Pesewas (GHC 25,278,029.39) of fees allotted to awardees into the accounts of their institutions.

    It will be recalled that, in December 2022, GETFund advertised to the general public, inviting prospective applicants to apply for the local scholarships via its online portal created for the receipt of scholarship applications and the management of same. A total of twenty-two thousand (22,000) applicants were successfully submitted. The overwhelming show of interest in the scholarships prompted the Board of Trustees of the Fund to increase the available slots to the current high numbers of 4,279 recipients.

    Successful Applicants who have to accepted Yet

    It must be placed on record that as of Tuesday August 2, 2023, about three hundred (300) successful applicants have still NOT accepted the scholarship offers sent to them via their email addresses although efforts have been made to contact them.

    Hence, the Fund is unable to process their documentation for further action.

    Kindly Check your email

    As a Tertiary Students, you must make it a point  to regularly check your email, Some of you don’t even remember the password and it’s sad

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  • Check GNPC Scholarship Beneficiaries List | Application Status 2023

    UCC Scholarship (StuFSO) for Distance Education Students 2023

    Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) Foundation has offered full scholarships to  156 students of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) for the 2022/2023 Academic Year.

    The all-expense-paid package is to support brilliant but underprivileged students at the UCC to complete their academic programmes successfully.

    To check your Status

    Qualified shortlisted Applicants will be sent an email, however, you can still check your university’s scholarship portal for your details.

    To see selected GNPC Foundation Scholarship applicants from UCC, kindly visit the Link below:

    CHECK BY S/N REF. NUMBER NAME OF STUDENT REG. NUMBER PROGRAMME OF STUDY

    UCC GNPC Sholarship Beneficiaries List https://stufso.ucc.edu.gh/gnpc-foundation-scholarship-awardees-20222023-academic-year

    GNPC Scholarship Updates

    1000 Ghanaians to receive GNPC scholarship in 2023 including (NVTI); How to Apply- Portal Opened Now

    CHECK ALSO

    2023 UCC Scholarship Applications opened- deadline 30th September, 2022-Apply Here

    All Available UG Scholarships and Grants and How to Apply

    UEW Scholarship

    All Available Scholarships and Grants at UEW and How to Apply

    All Available Scholarships and Grants at KNUST and How to Apply

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  • MEXT fully funded scholarships to pursue undergraduate studies or research level studies

    The MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) offers fully funded scholarships to Namibians who wish to pursue undergraduate studies or research level studies at Japanese universities on a full-time basis.

    Application Guidelines and Forms
    The Application Guidelines and Forms can be all downloaded from the links below:

    For Undergraduate Students
    MEXT fully funded scholarships to pursue undergraduate studies or research level studies

    For Research Students
    MEXT fully funded scholarships to pursue undergraduate studies or research level studies

    Application (Deadline: 09 June, 2023)
    Please read through and carefully follow the Guidelines in completing your application.

    A complete set of application documents must be delivered to “Cultural & Information Section of the Embassy of Japan  by hand or other reliable methods by 09 June 2023. Any application submitted via FAX or email will not be accepted.

    Only short-listed applicants will be contacted by the Embassy by mid-June 2023. Written examinations and interviews are tentatively scheduled for early July 2023. It is strongly advised to prepare for the examinations by going through the past exams papers which can be obtained from the link below:

    MEXT Scholarship Exam Preparation English and Other Subjects Past Papers and Answers download 
    Important Notes

    Japanese language proficiency will be assessed during the selection process, especially for undergraduate studies in “Social Sciences and Humanities A” (law, politics, pedagogy, sociology, literature, history, Japanese language, others excluding economics and business administration).

     

    The grantees are in principle expected to carry out their respective undergraduate studies in Japanese after one-year intensive preparatory education on the Japanese language and other necessary subjects.

     

    The applicants are encouraged to do extensive research regarding requirements for pursuing their careers in the fields of their choice, approaching the different councils or authorities that regulate the fields. Some professional fields, such as dentistry, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and veterinary, have certain requirements for practicing in Namibia after completing relevant studies overseas.

     

    In some circumstances such as travel restrictions or curfew, there are possibilities that the selection process will be cancelled or applicants will not be able to come to Japan even after being selected as scholarship students.

  • MEXT Scholarship Exam Preparation English and Other Subjects Past Papers and Answers download

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    Guidelines to Apply for MEXT Scholarship for International Students

    MEXT Scholarship Exam Preparation English and Other Subjects Past Papers and Answers

    The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) of Japan offers scholarships to international students who wish to study in graduate courses at Japanese universities as Research Students (either regular students or non-regular students) under the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship Program as follows.

    Qualifying Examinations for Applicants for Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarships Examination Questions.

    The format shared here is how it looks on the official page, Download the ones in English to understand better scroll down for the link to download them.

    Research Students can be obtained in pdf

    English exam(PDF:127KB)Open PDF file English exam answer(PDF:88KB)Open PDF file

    Undergraduate Students

    Japanese exam (non-disclosure) ー
    English exam(PDF:127KB)Open PDF file English exam answer(PDF:88KB)Open PDF file
    Mathematics (A) exam(PDF:55KB)Open PDF file Mathematics (A) exam answer(PDF:25KB)Open PDF file
    Mathematics (B) exam(PDF:141KB)Open PDF file Mathematics (B) exam answer(PDF:138KB)Open PDF file

    Physics exam(PDF:83KB)Open PDF file Physics exam answer(PDF:30KB)Open PDF file
    Chemistry exam(PDF:236KB)Open PDF file Chemistry exam answer(PDF:64KB)Open PDF file
    Biology exam(PDF:277KB)Open PDF file Biology exam answer(PDF:48KB)Open PDF file

    College of Technology students

    Japanese exam (non-disclosure) ー
    English exam (non-disclosure) ー
    Mathematics exam(PDF:40KB)Open PDF file Mathematics exam answer(PDF:35KB)Open PDF file
    Physics exam(PDF:66KB)Open PDF file Physics exam answer(PDF:34KB)Open PDF file
    Chemistry exam(PDF:54KB)Open PDF file Chemistry exam answer(PDF:27KB)Open PDF file
    Specialized Training College students
    Japanese exam (non-disclosure) ー
    English exam (non-disclosure) ー
    Mathematics exam(PDF:186KB)Open PDF file Mathematics exam answer(PDF:102KB)Open PDF file

    Qualifying Examinations for Applicants for Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarships 2015 Examination Questions is also available in the format ,

    Research Students

    Japanese exam(PDF:933KB)Open PDF file Answers(PDF:181KB)Open PDF file
    English exam(PDF:299KB)Open PDF file

    Undergraduate Students

    Japanese exam (non-disclosure)
    Answers(PDF:410KB)Open PDF file

    English exam(PDF:299KB)Open PDF file

    Mathematics (A) exam(PDF:302KB)Open PDF file
    Mathematics (B) exam(PDF:336KB)Open PDF file
    Physics exam(PDF:157KB)Open PDF file
    Chemistry exam(PDF:210KB)Open PDF file
    Biology exam(PDF:96KB)Open PDF file
    College of Technology students
    Japanese exam (non-disclosure) Answers (PDF:245KB)Open PDF file
    English exam (non-disclosure)
    Mathematics exam(PDF:282KB)Open PDF file
    Physics exam(PDF:138KB)Open PDF file
    Chemistry exam(PDF:96KB)Open PDF file
    Specialized Training College students
    Japanese exam (non-disclosure) Answers(PDF:77KB)Open PDF file
    English exam (non-disclosure)
    Mathematics exam(PDF:181KB)Open PDF file

    And more

    *Previous exam papers and Answers are all Uploaded here for easy access
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  • Guidelines to Apply for MEXT Scholarship for International Students

    Guidelines to Apply for MEXT Scholarship for International Students

    The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) of Japan offers scholarships to international students who wish to study in graduate courses at Japanese universities as Research Students (either regular students or non-regular students) under the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship Program as follows.

    1. DEFINITION OF “RESEARCH STUDENTS”

    Those who are enrolled in a master’s course, a doctoral course, or a professional graduate course at a graduate school, or who are conducting research in a specialized field at an undergraduate department, graduate school, institute attached to a university, etc. with the aim of completing the course, or who are receiving preparatory education in the Japanese language and other subjects prior to placement at the university, etc. (Excluding Young
    Leaders’ Program Students or Teacher Training Students.)

    2. FIELDS OF STUDY

    Applicants should apply for the field of study they majored in at university or its related field.

    Moreover, the fields of study must be subjects which applicants will be able to study and research in graduate courses at Japanese universities.

    The fields of study may be restricted to particular fields by the Japanese Embassy or Consulate
    (hereinafter referred to “Japanese diplomatic mission”) in the applicant’s country.

    Traditional entertainment arts such as Kabuki and classical Japanese dances, or subjects that require practical training in specific technologies or techniques at factories or companies are not included in the fields of study under this scholarship program.

    A student who studies medicine, dentistry or welfare science will not be allowed to engage in clinical training such as medical care and operative surgery until he/she obtains a relevant license from the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare under applicable Japanese laws.

    Visa Requirement:

    An applicant shall, in principle, newly obtain a “Student” visa at the overseas establishment
    of Japan located in the applicant’s country of nationality, and enter Japan with the residence status of “Student.”

    If the applicant lives in Japan exceptionally under a residence status other than “Student” before acceptance, the applicant must change his/her status to “Student” by the end of the previous month before the installment of scholarship payment.

    Moreover, as the Japanese government requires pre-arrival tuberculosis screening for some countries, applicants obtaining a visa shall follow guidance at the overseas establishment of Japan located in the applicant’s country of nationality.

    MEXT Scholarship Exam Preparation English and Other Subjects Past Papers and Answers download

    SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS

    (1) Allowance: The amounts listed below shall be paid depending on the course enrolled in. A supplemental regional allowance of 2,000 yen or 3,000 yen per month will be added to the monthly scholarship amount for the grantees studying or conducting research in specially designated regions.

    Due to the situation of the Japanese Government’s budget, the amount of payment may be subject to change each fiscal year.

    If a grantee is absent from the university for an extended period, the scholarship shall be suspended for that period.

    ① Students receiving the preparatory education and non-regular students: 143,000 yen per month

    ② Regular students enrolled in master’s or professional degree courses: 144,000 yen per month

    ③ Regular students enrolled in doctoral courses: 145,000 yen per month.

    (2) Education fees: Fees for the entrance examination, matriculation, and tuition at universities will be paid by MEXT.

    The entrance examination fee, however, will be borne by the grantees if they cannot proceed to the master’s or doctoral course or cannot be admitted by the university.

    (3) Traveling Expenses

    ① Transportation to Japan: MEXT will stipulate the travel schedule and route, and provides an airline ticket to grantees who will arrive in Japan during the specified period stated in “3. (6) Arrival in Japan”.

    The airline ticket will be an economy-class ticket for the flight from the international airport closest to the grantee’s residence (in principle, the country of nationality) to an international airport in Japan used on the normal route to the accepting university.

    The grantee shall bear at his/her own expense all costs related to domestic travel from the grantee’s residence to the nearest international airport, airport taxes, airport usage fees, special taxes necessary for travel, travel expenses within Japan (including airline transit costs), travel insurance expenses, carry-on luggage or
    unaccompanied baggage expenses, etc.

    The grantee shall also bear at his/her own expense travel and lodging
    costs incurred in a third country if the grantee must travel to a third country before coming to Japan for visa
    purposes because there are no Japanese diplomatic missions in his/her country, or if there are no direct flights
    from the grantee’s country of residence to Japan.

    MEXT will provide an economy-class airline ticket from the grantee’s country of residence to the said third country, and from the third country to an international airport in
    Japan used on the normal route to the accepting university.

    In principle, the address given in the space for “Your address before departure for Japan” on the application form shall be recognized as the “residence,” and the airline ticket will be arranged for a flight from the international airport nearest to that address. Except for cases when the grantee must travel to a third country to obtain a visa, MEXT will not provide an airline ticket for cases of travel to Japan from a country other than the grantee’s country of residence due to the grantee’s personal circumstances. If a grantee will arrive in Japan before or after the specified period stated in “3.

    Arrival in Japan”,

    Travel expenses will not be paid.

    ② Transportation from Japan: Based on the application by the grantee, MEXT will provide an airline ticket to
    grantees who shall graduate the accepting university and return to the home country by the end of the final
    month of the period of scholarship (See “4. PERIOD OF SCHOLARSHIP”) designated by MEXT.

    MEXT shall provide an economy-class airline ticket from the international airport in Japan used for the normal route to and from the accepting university to the international airport (in principle, in the country of nationality) nearest to the returning grantee’s residence.

    The grantee shall bear at his/her own expense all costs related to travel from the grantee’s residence in Japan to the nearest international airport, airport taxes, airport usage fees, special taxes necessary for travel, travel expenses within the country of nationality (including airline transit costs), travel insurance expenses, carry-on luggage or unaccompanied baggage expenses, etc.

    If a grantee returns to the home country before the end of period of scholarship due to personal circumstances,

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    2. Form Distribution
    Qualified candidates may download application forms from the website below;
    https://www.studyinjapan.go.jp/en/smap_stopj-applications_research.html

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  • University of Memphis Scholarships

    University of Memphis Scholarships

    International Merit Scholarship

    The University of Memphis (UofM) selectively awards competitive merit-based scholarships for newly admitted degree-seeking international students on an F-1 visa taking classes on campus. We value scholarly achievement and academic success and want to attract the best and brightest students to join our cutting-edge programs and to learn from our world-renowned faculty.

    Please note: Dual citizens and/or permanent residents are not eligible for this scholarship. This scholarship is for entering first-time applicants only. Continuing or enrolled students are not eligible for this scholarship. Student-athletes are subject to NCAA compliance.

    Undergraduate Student Eligibility Requirements:

    Students must meet at least one of the following criteria eligibility requirements as an incoming undergraduate:

    25 ACT or 1200 SAT equivalent
    3.25 U.S.A. equivalent cumulative High School GPA as determined by a credential evaluation agency (www.naces.org)

    To maintain this scholarship award, students must be continuously enrolled in full-time credit hours each fall and spring semester. Additionally, students must earn a 2.75 UofM GPA or higher in the first two semesters and a 3.0 UofM GPA or higher for subsequent semesters. This scholarship is a four-year (eight semesters) renewable scholarship requiring recipients to take a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester.

    Graduate Student Eligibility Requirements:

    Students must meet at least one of the following criteria eligibility requirements as an incoming graduate:

    310 GRE with at least 150 in GRE Verbal AND 150 in GRE Quantitative AND 2.5 AWA or equivalent GMAT scores.
    3.25 U.S.A. equivalent undergraduate degree GPA as determined by a credential evaluation agency (www.naces.org) or relevant masters degree from an accredited and approved institution

    To maintain this scholarship award, students must be continuously enrolled in full-time credit hours each fall and spring semester. Additionally, students must earn a 3.0 UofM GPA or higher every semester.

    Award Amount

    Award amounts vary and can potentially cover the difference in cost of international and domestic non-Tennessee resident tuition rates. This scholarship cannot be combined with other UofM institutional scholarships. Exceptions are allowed for departmental funding.
    Graduate Assistantships

    Graduate assistantships are awarded through each individual department. Please contact your department to find out more about the application process. The ISS Office is not involved in the decision-making process for graduate assistantships; for more information please visit the Graduate School’s page on assistantships.
    Additional Scholarships

    International students are encouraged to apply for scholarships. You will log in to Tiger Scholarship Manager to apply.

    Visit memphis.edu/scholarships or contact the Scholarship Office at scholarships@memphis.edu or 901.678.3213 for deadlines and other information.

  • Otumfuo secures US scholarships for Ghanaians | undergraduate, master’s and PhD.

    The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has secured a scholarship package for Ghanaian students to study at the prestigious University of Memphis, Tennessee, in the United States of America (USA).

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    Under the deal, qualified Ghanaian students will travel to Memphis University to undertake their undergraduate, master’s and PhD.

    Up to 70 per cent of the opportunity is reserved for students who will undertake courses in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

    The Ghana Scholarship Secretariat and the authorities of the University of Memphis last week signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to this effect at the school, sealing the deal that spells out the modalities for the implementation of the scholarship.

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    Briefing the Daily Graphic upon his return from the USA, the Registrar of the Ghana Scholarship Secretariat, Dr Kingsley Agyemang, noted that the Asantehene last year, as a special guest to the famed Memphis in May Festival, made a request for scholarship for Ghanaian students.

    He said although the initial target was for only students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), the Asantehene later called for its expansion to cover more Ghanaian students.

    “So a memorandum of understanding has been signed between the Ghana Scholarships Secretariat and the University of Memphis which will allow Ghanaian students to undertake their undergraduate, master’s and PhD at the university. This deal, I must confess, is a blessing for Ghanaians students,” he said.

    Dr Agyemang said because the city of Memphis was home to some global brands, the secretariat was working out the possibility for Ghanaian students who got the opportunity to study at the university to undertake their internship there in those industries in a bid to ‘use one stone to kill two birds’.

    “It is important to underscore that the city of Memphis is the headquarters of so many globally acclaimed companies such as Fed Ex, Autozone, Sedgwick Jone Incorporated, International Paper, Baptist Memorial Healthcare, First Horizon National Incorporated (NYSE: FHN) and Mueller Industries,” Dr Agyemang said.

    “What this means is that academics and industry will gradually be bridged as these companies will provide essential internship programmes for Ghanaian students. Discussions between these companies and the Ghana Scholarships Secretariat have started,” he added.

    He said this formed part of the nation’s drive to create the creative, innovative, knowledgeable and experienced human resource that would lead the charge in accelerating the industrialisation agenda to position the nation for accelerated development.

    Start of Studies in Memphis

    Asked about when Ghanaians students would be able to fly to Memphis to start their studies under this agreement, Dr Agyemang said very soon the opportunity would be advertised for prospective students to apply and those who made it would commence their studies at the Memphis University from September 2023.

    Dr Agyemang commended the Asantehene for brokering such a crucial deal for Ghanaian students, particularly for those into the area of STEM, adding that “Otumfuo has shown leadership and demonstrated how he values education. This scholarship is not for just Asanteman but Ghana as a whole”.

    “I must also say we are grateful to the former Minister of Education, now Energy Minister, Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, for his interest in this scholarship and the necessary inputs he provided us to make it successful,” he said.

    After the MoU, the Ghanaian delegation, led by Dr Agyemang, toured the university to inspect lecture theatres, laboratories, hostels and other facilities.

    The Ghanaian entourage also included the Head of International Relations & Partnerships, Richard Gyamfi; the Head of Treasury, Ghana Embassy, Washington D.C., Janet Koranteng, and a member of the Scholarship Review Committee, Nana Owiredu Wadie.

     

    Under the deal, qualified Ghanaian students will travel to Memphis University to undertake their undergraduate, master’s and PhD.

    Up to 70 per cent of the opportunity is reserved for students who will undertake courses in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

    The Ghana Scholarship Secretariat and the authorities of the University of Memphis last week signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to this effect at the school, sealing the deal that spells out the modalities for the implementation of the scholarship.

    The University of Memphis was represented by the Interim Provost, Dr Abby L. Parril;  the Executive Vice -President and Chief Operating & Financial Officer, Raaj Kurapati; the Vice Provost, and International Affairs, Dr Balaji Krishnan, and the Executive Director, Centre for International Education Services, Rebecca Laumann. SOURCE: GRAPHICONLINE

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  • Application for the Fulbright African Research Scholar Program is open

    Application for the Fulbright African Research Scholar Program is open. Awards of 3 to 9 months are offered for Ghanaian university faculty or research institute professionals to conduct research in any academic discipline at a U.S. academic or research institution beginning no earlier than August 2024 and no later than March 2025.

    The Public Affairs Section of U.S. Mission Ghana is pleased to announce the annual call for applications for the Fulbright African Research Scholar Program, also referred to as the Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program, for the 2024/2025 academic year.

    The Fulbright African Research Scholar Program (FARSP) is funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE).

     

    OVERVIEW:

    The Fulbright ARSP offers faculty members from tertiary or research institutions in Ghana the opportunity to take part in two categories of grants: Research Grants and Program and Curriculum Development Grants.

    Research Grants:

    Awards of 3 to 9 months are offered for Ghanaian university faculty or research institute professionals to conduct research in any academic discipline at a U.S. academic or research institution beginning no earlier than August 2024 and no later than March 2025.  Applicants must hold a doctorate or equivalent terminal degree in their fields at the time of application.  Important! Preference will be given to individuals who have at least three years of university teaching experience and a productive scholarly record.

    Program and Curriculum Development Grants:

    Awards of 3 to 5 months are offered for Ghanaian university faculty or administrators to conduct research in any academic discipline at a U.S. academic or research institution beginning no earlier than August 2023 and no later than March 2024.  Proposals should be linked to professional duties and demonstrate how the scholar will use the knowledge gained to develop new courses, curricula, or other academic programs at the home institution.  These grants are designed for university faculty or administrators with less experience and who may not have had recent access to research or instructional developments in their disciplines.  Important! A doctorate degree is not required, but applicants must hold a minimum of a master’s or equivalent graduate degree at the time of application.

    ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:

    • Ghanaian citizen or permanent resident and currently residing in Ghana Ghanaian citizen or permanent resident and currently residing in Ghana (Please note: Ghanaian nationals with dual U.S. citizenship are not eligible for the program).
    • Employed as required based on the type of grant you are applying for:
      • Research Grants – Ghanaian university faculty or research institute professionals; at least three years of university teaching experience and a productive scholarly record is preferred.
      • Program and Curriculum Development Grants – Ghanaian university faculty or administrators; designed for university faculty or administrators with less experience and who may not have had recent access to research or instructional developments in their disciplines.
    • Academic degrees as required based on the type of grant you are applying for:
      • Research Grants – a doctorate or equivalent terminal degree in their fields at the time of application
      • Program and Curriculum Development Grants – a minimum of a master’s or equivalent graduate degree at the time of application (a doctorate degree is not required)
    • High prospect of receiving study leave from applicant’s employer.
    • Applicants must have sufficient proficiency in English to carry out their research projects and collaborate effectively with colleagues. (Note: TOEFL exams are not required, but the U.S. Embassy’s Fulbright Review Committee may evaluate English-language proficiency).
    • Applicants must be in good health. Successful candidates will be asked to submit a Medical History and Examination Report.

    Important – Additional Ineligibility Factors

    • Applications for doctoral dissertation research, postdoctoral research immediately following the completion of a doctorate degree, or general professional travel, are ineligible.
    • Proposals that include any clinical medical research involving patient contact cannot be approved under the Fulbright Program.
    • Individuals in their year of National Service are ineligible.

    QUALITIES OF A COMPETIVE CANDIDATE

    Applications should align with U.S. Foreign Policy Goals: bolster peace and security; spur environmentally sustainable economic growth, trade and investment; promote opportunity and development by investing inclusively in people; and improve accountable governance and strengthen democratic institutions.  Learn more – Integrated Country Strategies – United States Department of State.

    Persons from underrepresented groups including women, persons from rural communities or with disabilities are encouraged to apply (reasonable accommodation will be provided for individuals with disabilities interested in applying upon request. Please contact us at AccraExchange@state.gov with “Request for Reasonable Accommodation” in the subject).

    • Demonstrated leadership qualities
    • High motivation and serious commitment to completing the program and returning to Ghana to apply knowledge at home institution or other institutions in Ghana
    • Well-written, professional applications
    • Strong connection to U.S. foreign policy priorities
    • Clearly expressed reasons for selecting your U.S. university preferences, reflecting a thorough university search to identify institutions which are a strong fit for your academic, personal, and professional goals
    • Preference is given to applicants with limited or no experience in the United States
    • Preference will be given to candidates who have not previously received a Fulbright scholar grant.

    APPLICATION AND INSTRUCTIONS

    The application and instructions can be found at: https://apply.iie.org/fvsp2024/ .

    Applicants should log onto the website, enter an e-mail address, and create a password. Please remember this password because it will be used throughout the application process. Applicants are also advised to read the instructions preceding the application.  Check carefully for grammar and spelling mistakes.  Do not plagiarize.  Do not use capital letters (or “ALL CAPS”) to complete the application or required essays except for typing acronyms.

    Important! Each application must include four (4) letters of reference.  Letters of invitation are strongly encouraged but not required. Applicants are discouraged from requesting affiliation with an alma mater. The Fulbright Placement Team will honor institutional affiliation preferences as far as possible, but not guaranteed.  Note: laboratory fees are not part of the standard benefits package for the FARSP.  Applicants are encouraged to collect additional letters of invitation if laboratory fees are indicated by the original proposed host.

    Proposals that include any clinical medical research involving patient contact cannot be approved under the Fulbright Program.  Grantees will be asked to sign a no-patient contact agreement with their host institution.

    PRO TIP: First formulate your application in a word document.  Ask a fellow scholar to review your application, and then upload to the online form. Remember, your application is your ‘interview on paper’.

    PROJECT PROPOSAL AND STATEMENT

    When applying, you will be required to provide a brief summary of your project proposal and upload a more detailed Project Statement.  There is no limit to the length of your Project Statement, but it should balance between being detailed and succinct.  A quality Project Statement might include: background or purpose, literature review, aims and objectives, research questions, method or design, theoretical framework, significance, expected outputs and work plan, and references.  Please note that there are strict guidelines about plagiarism.

    PLAGIARISM POLICY

    Plagiarism is using someone else’s words, ideas, or research as your own without crediting the source.  If you use someone else’s works, research, or even your own published works, then you must utilize one of the following citation styles: APA, MLA or Chicago Style.  When submitting applications, candidates will be required to read, accept, and adhere to the following information pertaining to plagiarism:

    “The Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program seeks applicants whose writing achieves highest academic standards of original research, writing, and citation.  The program application includes the opportunity to describe your academic work and research.  Application materials will be processed using software to help identify any instance of plagiarism.  Plagiarism in any part of your application will result in your disqualification from participation in the Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program.

    ECA and IIE will follow the Oxford English Dictionary’s definition of plagiarism:  Plagiarism is the wrongful appropriation or purloining and publication as one’s own, of the ideas, or the expression of the ideas, of another.  It is expected that your project proposal will be your own work and writing, clearly citing secondary sources when describing the academic work and writing of others (including one’s own previously published work).  Any sources used in the construction of your responses must be clearly cited in your project statement and bibliography.”

    ADDITIONAL TIPS FOR A QUALITY APPLICATION

    • A detailed and well-articulated description of the program you want to pursue. Use clear, concise language – say what you mean
    • Explain why you are interested in this area and how the research fits into your future objectives and goals
    • Articulate how your research interests are relevant to current trends/challenges in Ghana and how you will apply your research upon returning to Ghana
    • While a Host Institution is not required at the time of completing an application, demonstrated evidence that you have researched possible institutions, mentors, and programs is highly valued
    • Avoid vague or empty statements, clichés and cultural references that may not translate well to a U.S. audience
    • Proofread your work and ask several individuals to proofread your Statement and offer their feedback (grammar and spelling mistakes will reflect poorly)
    • Avoid too much overlap (or copy/paste) with other sections of your application package
    • Be consistent in your style and format (spacing, font choice and size, etc.)
    • Do not plagiarize

     

    APPLICATION DEADLINE: May 31, 2023.  The application and instructions can be found at: https://apply.iie.org/fvsp2024/

    IMPORTANT! The U.S. academic calendar year begins in August (2024) and runs through the following May (2025).  The U.S. Embassy Accra will not accept applications that begin outside of academic year 2024-2025.

    Find detailed application information here: https://bit.ly/GhanaFulbrightARSP

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  • UCC Scholarship (StuFSO) for Distance Education Students 2023

    UCC scholarship for college of distance education students.

    Deadline

    From 1st to 31st May 2023

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    UCC Distance Undergraduate Admissions; All Programmes / Courses

    How to apply

    Step one
    Visit apply-stufso.ucc.edu.gh

    Step two
    Create an account using the signup button

    Step 3
    Complete the application form and upload and necessary documents

    Step 4
    Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a selection interview

    Who is eligible

    To be eligible for consideration for the centralized scholarship /
    Bursary scheme administered by StuFSO. The applicants must satisfy the following conditions

    Must be a Ghanaian by birth

    By road as a student of the University of Cape Coast in full-time regular or distance programs

    Must have completed at least one academic year of studies with a CGPA of 2.5 or better.

    Be able to demonstrate financial need and must be ready to supply any documentary evidence for decision making

    Bee brilliant/ promising as determined by the university

    By making excellent academic progress as determined by the university

    Requirements

    The minimum CGPA Requirement is 2.5 (not applicable to medical/pharmacy students who are in level 200 and above as the grading system is different)

    Applicant must have an institutional email

    Undergraduate applicants must complete the first academic year

    Scanned copy of death certificate in case of death of a parent

    Scanned copy of one of the following identification cards. (NHIS Card or National Identification Card or Voters ID and Passport)

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  • All Available Scholarships and Grants at UEW and How to Apply

    Going to the  university is for various reasons, some to increase their horizon, some because it is a must and some to get a better job; Yes and to get a better job is for majority. But there are so many things that will hinder ones university ambition and these includes financial challenges.

    The government has put in place measures to tackle these financial problems faced by majority of students, by the provision of the National scholarship scheme. How to apply for Scholarship in Ghana

    The National Scholarship scheme provides financial assistance to brilliant but needy citizens.

    The government also provides student loan to students who needs it. HOW TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT FOR STUDENTS LOAN APPLICATION-GHANA

    That is not all, there are other international bodies that also provides scholarship to brilliant but needy students.

    Here we bring you announcement by the University of Education, Winneba’s available  scholarships for students.

    Here are some available Scholarships at UEW you can Apply

    The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship Fund (VCSF) for brilliant but needy students.

    Duke Divinity Scholarships For US and International Students,
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    Conservation and Scientific Research Fellowships for International Applicants in USA,
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    Applications are being accepted for Duke Divinity Scholarships. The school offer a number of scholarships that can help fund your education and 100% of M.Div., M.T.S., M.A.C.P., D.Min., and Th.D students receive some form of scholarship support.

     

    The Duke Divinity School’s mission is to engage in a spiritually disciplined and academically-rigorous education in service and witness to the Triune God in the midst of the church, the academy, and the world.

    Scholarship can be taken in the USA

    Eligibility: Scholarships are open to all admitted students.

    College Admission Requirement

    Entrance Requirement: Applicants must have a previous degree.

    English Language Requirement: Applicants whose native language is not English must submit official scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) as part of the application process. Official TOEFL scores must be transmitted electronically from the Educational Testing Services (E.T.S.) to Duke (institution code 5156). Personal copies are not accepted and must be less than two years old.

    How to Apply

    Scholarship and all admitted students are considered for scholarship support. Applicants receive information about Duke Divinity scholarships at the same time they receive admission decisions.

    Application Process for admission

    Create a Choose Duke account
    Work on the application form
    Add recommender information
    Pay the fee and submit your application
    Submit required supplemental documents by the deadline

    Required Materials for All Programs

    Unofficial Transcripts: All applicants must have, at the minimum, an unofficial copy of their transcript from the college or university that granted or will grant their bachelor’s level degree.
    Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV)
    Recommendations
    Essay
    Program-specific materials

    Conservation and Scientific Research Fellowships for International Applicants in USA,

    Metropolitan Museum of Art Conservation and Scientific Research Fellowships in USA,

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art is pleased to offer Conservation and Scientific Research Fellowships to study in USA. Fellows from all around the world are eligible to apply for this program.

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art was founded on April 13, 1870, “to be located in the City of New York, for the purpose of establishing and maintaining in said city a Museum and library of art, of encouraging and developing the study of the fine arts, and the application of arts to manufacture and practical life, of advancing the general knowledge of kindred subjects, and, to that end, of furnishing popular instruction.”

    Course Level: Fellowships are available for pursuing research.
    Study Subject: Junior fellows work closely with Met staff to receive training on scientific research and conservation practices. Senior fellows work on a specific research project that makes use of the Museum’s collection and/or resources.

    Scholarship Award: The stipend amount for one year is $42,000 for junior fellows and $52,000 for senior fellows, with up to an additional $6,000 for travel (maximum of six weeks).

    Number of Scholarships: The number of fellowships awarded depends on funds and resources available.

    Nationality: Fellows from all around the world
    Scholarship can be taken in the USA

    Eligibility for the Scholarship:

    Eligible Countries: Fellows from all around the world are eligible to apply for this program.

    Entrance Requirements:

    Recent master’s graduates, PhD candidates, postdoctoral scholars, and senior scientists and researchers are eligible to apply. Junior fellows are those applicants who have recently completed graduate-level training; senior fellows are well-established professionals with at least eight years of experience in the field and a proven publication record, or those who have their PhD in hand by the deadline date. In the past, Conservation and Scientific Research Fellows have had a background in fields including, but not limited to:

    Conservation
    Conservation Science
    Chemistry/Physical Chemistry
    Botany
    Earth Sciences/Geology

    English Language Requirements:

    Applicants from outside the home country will often need to meet specific English language/other language requirements in order to be able to study there.

    Application Procedure:

    How to Apply:

    The online application will require you to provide the following:

    1. Documents as Microsoft Word or PDF files:

    Full curriculum vitae of education, professional experience, honors, awards, and publications
    Proposal, not to exceed 1,000 words, including:

    A statement of interest and intent

    Project proposal describing why The Metropolitan Museum of Art is uniquely suited to your fellowship objectives, what you expect to accomplish during the fellowship period, and how you will utilize the Museum’s resources and collections to achieve your goals

    Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts

    For Paper Conservation applicants only:
    Two treatment reports and associated documentation with explanations justifying the reason for treatment and decisions entering each stage of treatment (not to exceed 750 words per object)

    2. Contact information for three recommenders (at least one academic and one professional), none of whom may be current Metropolitan Museum of Art staff. Once you have submitted your recommenders’ names, titles, and email addresses, they will automatically be emailed instructions for uploading their letters online. Please note that each letter must include the recommender’s complete title and contact information.

    We encourage recommenders to submit letters in English.

    Senior Fellowship Application Procedures

    Senior fellowships are intended for well-established professionals with at least eight years of experience in the field and a proven publication record, or those who have their PhD in hand by the deadline date.

    We welcome preliminary inquiries from senior applicants regarding the suitability of the project proposal to the departmental areas of research.

    The online application will require you to provide the following:

    1. Documents as Microsoft Word or PDF files:

    Full curriculum vitae of education, professional experience, honors, awards, and publications
    Project proposal including:

    A statement, not to exceed 1,000 words, describing what you expect to accomplish during the fellowship period and how you will utilize the Museum’s resources and collections to achieve your objectives

    Tentative schedule of work to be accomplished during the fellowship period and proposed starting and ending dates

    2. Contact information for three recommenders (at least one academic and one professional), none of whom may be current Metropolitan Museum of Art staff. Once you have submitted your recommenders’ names, titles, and email addresses, they will automatically be emailed instructions for uploading their letters online. Please note that each letter must include the recommender’s complete title and contact information. We encourage recommenders to submit letters in English.

    Application Review Process

    Final fellowship application selections and award recommendations are made by members of the Grants Committee for final approval by the Director of the Museum. The committee is composed of fifteen members of the Museum’s Curatorial, Conservation, Scientific Research, Education, and/or Libraries staff.

    Due to limited resources and staff time in the Department of Scientific Research and the conservation departments, some proposed scientific analysis or conservation work components may not be able to be accommodated.

    School Of Education PhD Scholarship For International Applicants At RMIT University In Australia.

     

    RMIT University is now accepting applications for PhD Scholarship in the School of Education within the ARC Future Fellowship project “Transforming 21st Century Creativity Education in Australasia”, Chief Investigator Associate Professor Anne M Harris.

    RMIT is a global university of technology, focused on creating solutions that transform the future for the benefit of people and their environment. The aim of the scholarships is to assist students in enhancing their RMIT University studies by providing an international perspective.

     

    Course Level: Scholarship is available to pursue a PhD programme.

    Study Subject: Scholarship is awarded in the School of Education.

    Scholarship Award: The scholarship (stipend) is valued at $30,000 per annum for 3 years to be revised and the outstanding PhD candidate will work with Associate Professor Anne M Harris on her ARC Future Fellowship project entitled: Transforming 21st Century Creativity Education in Australasia.

    Number of Scholarships: Not Known
    Scholarship can be taken in Australia

    Eligibility:

    The minimum requirements for admission to a PhD program are:

    A bachelor degree requiring at least four years of full-time study in a relevant discipline awarded with honours.

    The degree should include a research component comprised of a thesis, other research projects or research methodology courses that constitute at least 25% of a full-time academic year (or part-time equivalent).

    The applicant must have achieved at least a distinction average in the final year; or a master degree that includes a research component comprised of at least 25% of a full-time academic year (or part-time equivalent) with an overall distinction average or a master degree without a research component with at least a high distinction average;

    or evidence of appropriate academic qualifications and/or experience that satisfies the Associate Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research Training, and Development or nominee that the applicant has developed knowledge of the field of study or cognate field and the potential for research sufficient to undertake the proposed program.

    Nationality: International students are eligible to apply for this scholarship program.

    How to Apply

    How to Apply: The mode of application is online. To be assessed for eligibility for our research programs applicants must submit a formal application to RMIT School of Education (for a place in the PhD program DR209) through the School of Graduate Research.

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    Entrance Requirements: RMIT admits applicants on the basis of their demonstrated capacity to conduct independent research. Applicants must have a bachelor degree requiring at least four years of full-time study in a relevant discipline awarded with honours.

    English Language Requirements: You are required to provide current evidence of your English language proficiency for admission to RMIT.

    EPSRC-UKRI Innovation Fellowships for International Students In UK,

     

    The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI) are invited applicants for its Innovation Fellowships.

    The fellowships are available for international researchers.

    The funding is to support fellows whose research can help to achieve the aims of the Industrial Strategy and will lead to either short or long-term economic benefit for the UK.

    The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) is a British Research Council that provides government funding for grants to undertake research and postgraduate degrees in engineering and the physical sciences (including mathematics, artificial intelligence and computer science), mainly to universities in the United Kingdom.

    Brief Description

    University: The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
    Department: NA
    Course Level: Research
    Number of Scholarships: Not Known
    Nationality: All nationalities
    Scholarship can be taken in the UK

    Eligibility:

    Eligible Countries: Applicants of all nationalities are eligible for the fellowship.
    Acceptable Course or Subjects: The scholarship will be awarded in Robotics and artificial intelligence systems, High Productivity Services through Specialised Artificial Intelligence, Development and manufacture of batteries for the electrification of vehicles, Digital manufacturing, Quantum technologies, Cheap and clean energy technologies, Integrated and sustainable cities – including low-energy buildings, New approaches to data science.

    Admissible Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following criteria:
    This call is aimed at innovative individuals in the early stages of their research career either in academia or industry, including but not limited to: experienced postdoctoral researchers, those with a junior academic post or researchers currently in the industry who would wish to transition to academia.

    We would not typically expect applicants to qualify as an early career researcher if they hold a senior position.

    Applicants are expected to hold a PhD by the start date of the fellowship or have equivalent experience. There are no eligibility rules based on years of postdoctoral experience or whether the applicant holds a permanent academic position.

    Consideration will be given to applicants who have taken a non-standard career path after their primary degree. Proposals are also welcomed from candidates who wish to re-establish themselves after a career break or other period of absence from active research.

    There are no nationality restrictions imposed by EPSRC although the fellowship should be held at an eligible UK Higher Education Institution or eligible UK Independent Research Organisation. An intention of this program is to attract global talent to the UK, so proposals from non-UK nationals are encouraged.

    How to Apply:

    How to Apply: You should prepare and submit your proposal using the Research Councils’ Joint electronic Submission (Je-S) System. Thereafter you should apply through the Online Application.
    Supporting Documents: To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the previous transcripts at the university.

    Admission Requirements: For admission, applicants must have a PhD degree.
    Language Requirement: Students need to demonstrate that they have a good level of written and spoken English.

    Benefits:

    Fellowships will cover the following:

    Up to £38.9 million is available for this call. EPSRC expects to fund 65-85 Fellows. Additional funding of up to £1.6 million from AHRC, a minimum of £1 million from BBSRC and up to £0.4 million from ESRC will be available for research at specified interfaces.

     

    DOC-FAM ESR Doctoral Fellowships for International Students in Spain,

     

    The aim of DOC-FAM doctoral programme is to foster excellence in researchers’ training, mobility and career development, spreading the best practices of MSCA actions.

    English is the only accepted language in the programme, proposals submitted in any other language will not be considered.

    Course Level: Fellowships are available to pursue a Doctoral programme.

    Study Subject:  The programme in the bourgeoning field of Functional Advanced Materials through an interdisciplinary, intersectoral and international approach with the participation of several partner organisations.

    Scholarship Award: DOC-FAM doctoral programme promotes adequate work and employment conditions for the recruited researchers, fulfilling the principles set in the Charter & Code. Selected fellows will receive a generous salary including living and mobility allowances. In addition, DOC-FAM will cover tuition fees for PhD studies during the 3 years of the contract. Fellows will also enjoy research, training & networking costs related to their participation in the different activities throughout the programme.

    Living allowance: 28,800€/year
    Mobility allowance: 4,800€/year

    TOTAL gross salary*: 33,600€/year
    *Net salary results from deducting all compulsory social security contributions as well as direct taxes from the gross amounts. Social security coverage for the contracted fellows in Spain includes benefits for health care, occupational accident, unemployment and disablement benefits, parental and sick leave.

    Research, training and networking costs: 6,000€/year
    PhD tuition fees: 600€/year

    Number of Scholarships: Up to 11 positions are available.

    Scholarship can be taken in Spain

    Eligibility: DOC-FAM doctoral programme is open to researchers of any age and nationality.

    Mobility rule: Candidates may not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in Spain for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately before the call deadline. Time spent as part of a procedure for obtaining refugee status under the Geneva Convention, compulsory national service and/or short stays such as holidays are not taken into account.

    ESR criteria: Early-stage researchers (ESR) shall at the call deadline be in the first four years (full-time equivalent research experience) of their research careers and have not been awarded a doctoral degree. Full-time equivalent research experience is measured from the date when a researcher obtained the degree which would formally entitle him or her to embark on a doctorate, either in the country in which the degree was obtained or in the country in which the researcher is recruited or seconded, irrespective of whether or not a doctorate is or was ever envisaged.

    Candidates must hold a degree with a minimum of 300 ECTS credits in university studies of which at least 60 must be at Master’s level, OR Candidates must hold a qualification obtained in accordance with foreign educational systems without the need for official recognition, having previously confirmed with the university that this qualification accredits a level of training equivalent to the official Spanish university Master’s degree and that it would serve as a means of access to a PhD in the country in which it was awarded.

    Candidates must have a demonstrable level of English. A proof of upper-intermediate level must be included in the application; this should take the form of one of the recognized international qualifications (minimum CEFR B2, Cambridge English First (FCE), PTE Level 3, IELTS 5-6.5 or TOEFL > 72). Nationals of English-speaking countries and candidates with an official degree (including postgraduate) conducted in English or in an English-speaking country will be also accepted.

    Nationality: Candidates from any nationality can apply to one of the DOC-FAM positions.

    College Admission Requirement

    Entrance Requirements: Candidates may not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in Spain for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately before the call deadline.

    English Language Requirements: Candidates must have a demonstrable level of English. A proof of upper-intermediate level must be included in the application; this should take the form of one of the recognized international qualifications (minimum CEFR B2, Cambridge English First (FCE), PTE Level 3, IELTS 5-6.5 or TOEFL > 72). Nationals of English-speaking countries and candidates with an official degree (including postgraduate) conducted in English or in an English-speaking country will be also accepted.

    How to Apply: Each applicant interested in applying to one of the positions in DOC-FAM must register as a user in the online application system. A username, password and valid email address must be entered. After registration is successful, the applicant will receive an acknowledge email with an activation link.

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  • All Available Scholarships and Grants at KNUST and How to Apply

    Below are available Scholarships for brilliant but needy students to enable them pursue University Education. Most of you are not aware of this.

    Read details and apply:

    Edu Fondazione Scholarship
    Mark Foundation Scholarship
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    1. Edu Fondazione Scholarship,

    Education Fondazione in Collaboration with KNUST is offering scholarships to brilliant but needy students at the University in order to help them pursue their education successfully.

    Eligibility:

    The Scholarship is opened to only First (1st) year students pursuing a full-time programme in the University.

    All applicants must be Ghanaian Regular students.

    Applicants should not be a beneficiary of another Scholarship Scheme at the time of applying.

    Requirements:

    All Prospective Applicants are to include the following documents;

    • Admission Letter
    • Acceptance Letter
    • WASSCE Certificate
    • High School Transcripts or All Terminal Reports
    • Recommendation Letters or Testimonial
    • Awards and Certificates (If Any)
    • All Applicants should provide proof of need.

    MODE OF APPLICATION: Application Forms and other detailed information should be downloaded here: (New Applicants) (Renewal). We will alert you when 2023 application is opened.

    Please Note:

    All documents must be in a sealed envelope with the Applicant’s name, programme and reference number boldly written on it.

    Submission of documents should be done at the Student Affairs and Financial Services Office (Room 19) at the Dean of Students, Office, J Harper Building.

    Any write-up should be typed with the font Times New Roman, size 12 and double-spaced.

    No Application will be accepted after the deadline. Only shortlisted applicants will be called for interview.

    For any further enquiries, contact the Student Affairs and Financial Services Office – Office of the Dean of Students.

    2. Mark Foundation Scholarship.

    Mark Foundation is a Scholarship scheme that offers one-year scholarship to female students in the KNUST School of Business to enable them pursue their University Education.

    Eligibility:

    The Scholarship is opened to all Ghanaian female students in their first year who have gained admission to the KNUST School of Business with an aggregate not more than 10.

    Requirements:

    All prospective applicants are to include a copy of the following documents in their applications:

    • Admission Letter
    • Acceptance Letter
    • WASSCE Certificate
    • Proof of need
    • Other awards or certificates (if any).

    Applications Forms and other detailed information should be downloaded (Here!).

    Please Note:

    • All documents must be in a sealed envelope with the Applicant’s name, programme, a reference number, and   phone number boldly written on it.
    • Submission of documents should be done at the Student Affairs and Financial Services (Room 19) at the Dean of Students, Office, J Harper Building.
    • Any write-up should be typed with the font Times New Roman, size 12 and double-spaced.
    • No Application will be accepted after the deadline.

    For any further enquiries, contact the Student Affairs and Financial Services Office.

    3. Hulede Foundation KNUST Scholarship,

    The Hulede Foundation is a foundation offering One-year Scholarship to Brilliant but Needy Students from all discipline in KNUST to enable them pursue their University Education.

    Eligibility:

    The Scholarship is opened to all KNUST students who are Brilliant but Needy and are in their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year pursuing full-time programme.

    Requirements:

    The minimum grade for prospective continuing applicants must be at least Second Class Upper. First year applicants should have a WASSCE result /aggregate of at least Fifteen (15).

    All prospective applicants are to include the following documents in their applications:

    • Admission Letter
    • Acceptance Letter
    • WASSCE Certificate (first year students)
    • Recommendation letters (2) and other awards or certificates (if any)
    • Proof of need
    • High School Transcripts (First years)
    • Continuing student applicants should also add their complete University Academic Transcripts or result slip signed and stamped by Heads of Department (only), (including current – Second Semester results).

    CONTINUING STUDENTS who are beneficiaries of other scholarships are not eligible to apply.

    Applications Forms and other detailed information should be downloaded from (Here!).

    Please Note:

    • All documents must be in a sealed envelope with the Applicant’s name, programme and phone number boldly written on it.
    • Submission of documents should be done at the Student Affairs and Financial Services (Room 19) at the Dean of Students Office, J Harper Building.
    • Any write-up should be typed with the font Times New Roman, size 12 and double-spaced.
    • No Application will be accepted after the deadline. Only shortlisted applicants will be called for interview.

    For any further enquiries, contact the Student Affairs and Financial Services Office.

    4. Educational Pathways International Scholarships

    Educational Pathways International is a foundation that offers a full-time Scholarship to Brilliant but Needy Students to enable them pursue their University Education in KNUST.

    Eligibility:

    The Scholarship is opened to all Ghanaian students in their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd years, who are Brilliant but Needy Students of KNUST and are pursuing a full-time programme.

    Requirements:

    The minimum grade for prospective continuing student applicants must be at least strong Second Class Upper. First year applicants should have a WASSCE result /aggregate of at least Nine (9).

    All prospective applicants are to include the following documents in their applications:

    • Admission Letter
    • Acceptance Letter
    • WASSCE Certificate
    • Proof of need
    • High School Transcripts or all Terminal report (first years).
    • Recommendation letters and other awards or certificates (if any).
    • Continuing student applicants should also add their complete University Academic Transcripts/Result Slip Signed and officially stamped by Exam Officer. (Including current Second Semester’s results).

    CONTINUING STUDENTS who are beneficiaries of other scholarships are not eligible to apply.

    Applications Forms and other detailed information should be downloaded from (Here!) or the Donor’s website, (Here!).

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    • All documents must be in a sealed envelope with the Applicant’s name, programme and reference number boldly written on it.
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    • No Application will be accepted after the deadline. Only shortlisted applicants will be called for interview.

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    The GNPC Foundation is accepting applications for Postgraduate (Masters’s and Ph.D. programmes) and undergraduate Local Scholarships for the 2022/2023 Academic Year.

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    Applicant must be a Ghanaian

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    Scanned copy of Admission letter

    Scanned copy of First degree certificate

    Scanned copy of other degree Certificates (PhD only)

    Scanned copy of transcript.

    Copy of Curriculum Vitae

    Scanned copy of letters of recommendation ( Academic and Occupational)

    Scanned copy of National Service Certificate

    Scanned copy of proof of Nationality ( Copy of bio data page/ National I.D. Card)

    Passport Picture.

    Required Documents (Undergraduates )

    Scanned copy of Admission letter

    Scanned copy of WAEC results or certificate

    Scanned copy of Testimonial from previous school

    Proof of Nationality ( Birth Certificate / National Identification card)

    Passport Picture

    Continuing Students are to upload their academic transcripts

    Previous undergraduate certificate ( Degree, HND, Diploma ) and corresponding transcript for applicants pursuing another undergraduate certificate ( Degree, HND,  B-Tech)

    NOTE

    All applications are to be done online

    Submission of hard copies of application would be rejected

    Applicants with any form of disability are required to upload medical certificate stating the level of seriousness of disability.

    Applicants who enjoy any form of educational scholarship should not apply.

    It is important that your eligibility for this scholarship award is based on provision of accurate information. Misrepresentation in any material renders the application null and void. any award made base on misrepresentation, shall be withdrawn and if any investments are made, base on the misrepresentation, the applicant shall refund  all monies paid to him/her or may face prosecution or both.

    Only shortlisted Applicants will be contacted.

    Deadline

    Opening and closing dates of portal for postgraduate applicants

    16th January, 2023 to 31st January, 2023.

    Opening and Closing dates of portal for undergraduates

    1st February 2023 to 14th February 2023.

    How to Apply

    Visit the GNPC website to Apply www.gnpcghana.com

    Background

    The Executive Director of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) Foundation, Dr. Dominic Eduah, says the local scholarship programme will offer 1,000 scholarships to Ghanaians in 2023.

    Speaking at this year’s end-of-year media engagement in Takoradi, Dr. Dominic Eduah, said the GNPC Foundation Board of Trustees has already ordered for the local scholarship portal that was suspended for some reasons to be opened in January for qualified applicants to apply.

    “Let me announce that the Board of Trustees of the Foundation has given clearance for the local scholarship portal to be opened next year for eligible needy but brilliant students to apply.

    I think this announcement will bring to finality to the numerous questions most parents have been asking staff and management of the Foundation at any given opportunity”, he said.

    In addition to the Foundation previously offering 5,550 scholarships to brilliant but needy Ghanaians to pursue various undergraduate, post-graduate, and PhD programmes in Ghanaian tertiary institutions, he also said the Ghanaian youth in the informal sector has not been left out.

    “Through the Economic Empowerment Unit of the Foundation, 2,450 artisans from both technical and domestic trades were supported to write their National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI) Proficiency examinations.

    Four hundred of these artisans have been equipped with start-up tools to commence their artisanal journeys while the remaining artisans are scheduled to receive their start-up tools in 2023.

    These artisans were from rural and peri-urban communities in the Western, Western North, Central, Eastern, Greater Accra and Ashanti regions. Let me announce that all artisans who have successfully passed the NVTI Proficiency I & II examinations in 2022 are to receive their start-up tools within the first quarter of 2023.

    Names of all successful artisans will be published on the Foundations’ website for verification. Training programmes have also been earmarked for fishermen and other small and medium enterprises next year”, he added.

    Recounting the contributions of the GNPC Foundation to government’s infrastructural project, Dr. Eduah said a lot of successes have already been recorded in the provision of water, school, sanitary and sporting infrastructure.

    “The GNPC Foundation, through its Environment and Social Amenities Unit, has over the past 5 years sponsored the construction of 702 borehole facilities in rural and peri-urban communities.

    A considerable number of these boreholes are in the northern parts of the country. We have also funded the construction of educational facilities such as 141 classroom blocks for use in basic and senior high schools, 11 dormitory blocks, and 8 science laboratories for senior high schools.

    In addition, the Foundation has funded the construction of 86 sanitary facilities in communities, schools, and markets across the country and 32 community pitches have been developed into standard astro turf facilities across Ghana for our youth.

    Most of these projects have been completed and handed over to the beneficiaries, while the remaining projects are at advanced levels of completion. Let me say that measures have been put in place to ensure that next year most ongoing projects such as classroom blocks, boreholes, astro turfs, dormitories and sanitary facilities in various communities will be completed and handed over for use by the beneficiaries”, he noted.

    Dr. Dominic Eduah thanked the media for their support.

    How to Apply for the GNPC Scholarship

    Visit the GNPC Foundation website to Apply thus  www.gnpcghana.com

     

    Before you Qualify for this Scholarship,

    You must Be a Ghanaian.

    Get your admission letter from the university, it could be Undergraduate or Postgraduate.

    The University must be a recognized Public university, UCC, UG, UEW, KNUST etc.

    To Apply

    Visit the  Official GNPC scholarship portal https://gnpcfoundation.org/apply/pages/login.php.

    Create an account with accurate information.

    Email will be sent to you for Verification and PIN

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  • Here is why Disbursement of Scholarship funds has Delayed

    The President of the union, H.E Dennis Appiah Larbi-Ampofo, On October 31, 2022, led the leadership of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) on a visit to the office of the registrar of the Ghana Scholarship Secretariat with the rationale of finding out the in-depth cause of the delay in the release of funds to deserving students under Scholarship both at home and abroad.

    At the meeting, the president of the Union, expressed heartily the stress scholarship beneficiaries are going through due to the delay in the disbursement of funds and pleaded that the Secretariat in collaboration with other stakeholders works on the immediate release of funds to beneficiaries.

    The Registrar of the Ghana Scholarship Secretariat Dr Kingsley Agyemang in response revealed that the operational office of the scholarship secretariat was slowed down by the global economic crises coupled with the depreciation of the cedi which affected the budget allocated for beneficiaries. Hence, the delay towards the disbursal of funds to support students under Scholarship Schemes.

    However, he added that the secretariat is yet to receive an amount of GHS 50 million funds from the Controller and Accountant General’s Department for onward disbursement.

    In this regard, he assured the leadership of the Union that the Scholarship secretariat has taken necessary steps in collaboration with its stakeholders to ensure funds are released to appropriate organizations to help finance beneficiaries’ educational needs.

    As education remains a right and not a privilege, the union without doubt shall keep to this charge, ensuring funds are disbursed to deserving students both at home and abroad. The president, therefore, appeals to all affected students to stay calm as we pursue this good together.

    Dennis Appiah Larbi, Bright Aboagye Gyasi, Francisca Lynn Willis, Oppong Kyekyeku Alex, Mohamed Amin

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  • All Available UG Scholarships and Grants and How to Apply

    Financial aid provided by the University involves financial support towards academic fees only. The additional elements would be added as resources become available. Assistance is available from a variety of sources such as funding from Government, the University, and other private sources. Brilliant students who demonstrate significant financial need may qualify for financial aid.

    Financial Aid at the University is in the form of a full scholarship, partial scholarship, fee arrangements and, on-campus work-study or part-time job opportunities for students.

    In order to qualify to apply for and receive financial aid from the University of Ghana, a student must meet all of the following requirements:

    1. Be a Ghanaian citizen
    2. Be enrolled as a regular student in full time programme of study
    3. Be able to demonstrate financial need
    4. Be brilliant, and
    5. Be making excellent academic progress as determined by the University.

    If you are unsure about any of the criteria stated above, please contact the Students Financial Aid Office.

    The application process for financial aid for continuing students commences in November of each year. The awards are made by the end of the second semester, to be utilised in the following academic year.

    SOURCES OF FUNDS
    Sources of funds for the U.G. Students Financial Aid include:
    University of Ghana Funds
    Corporate Bodies
    Churches
    Non-Governmental Organisations
    Alumni
    Students
    Individuals

    * There are other scholarships available which will be published whenever they are due.

    E.P.I Scholarships

    The Students Financial Aid Office (SFAO) is accepting 2021/22 applications for the award of Scholarships from the Educational Pathways International scholarship scheme. The scholarships are designed for high achievers (Gifted Student) who are from areas of need.

    The Scholarship will cover tuition, books, as well as room and board, and a little extra and will be awarded for four years as long as excellent academic standards of at least a B CGPA (3.0 GPA) continue to be met.

    You are eligible to apply if you:

    1. are a Level 100 student.

    2. reside in an impoverished part of the country.

    3. attended a less endowed school (GES approved)

    4. are able to demonstrate limited family income and/or insufficient funds to cover most or all educational related expenses.

    5. have the will to succeed (determination, perseverance and success in other pursuits).

    6. obtained an aggregate of 11 or better at the WASSCE.

    7. are a continuing student with CGPA of 3.5 (limited slot) or

    a female Level 300 or above continuing student with CGPA of 3.7 (limited slot)

    8. confirm that you are not currently receiving support through any other scholarship program and pledge not to accept any other scholarship while in the EPI program.

    9. are upon graduation, willing to work for a minimum of two years in Ghana.

    10. will during non-school periods, work in a company as an internship or do community service within Ghana

    11. are a gifted child

     Download and submit a completed scholarship application or complete an Online SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION form and the required essays and

    • High School Transcripts (Terminal Reports)
    • West African Senior School Certificate Exam Results (WASSCE)
    • University Acceptance Letter
    • Records regarding achievement tests, academic awards, honors, and substantive assessments by teachers, including letters of recommendation.
    • Documents to substantiate your need

    EY CSR Scholarship

    The Scholarship will cover tuition, books, as well as room and board, and a little extra and will be awarded for four years as long as excellent academic standards of at least a B CGPA (3.0 GPA) continue to be met.

    You are eligible to apply if you:

    1. are a Level 100 student.

    2. reside in an impoverished part of the country.

    3. attended a less endowed school (GES approved)

    4. are able to demonstrate limited family income and/or insufficient funds to cover most or all educational related expenses.

    5. have the will to succeed (determination, perseverance and success in other pursuits).

    6. obtained an aggregate of 11 or better at the WASSCE.

    7. are a continuing student with CGPA of 3.5 (limited slot) or

    a female Level 300 or above continuing student with CGPA of 3.7 (limited slot)

    8. confirm that you are not currently receiving support through any other scholarship program and pledge not to accept any other scholarship while in the EPI program.

    9. are upon graduation, willing to work for a minimum of two years in Ghana.

    10. will during non-school periods, work in a company as an internship or do community service within Ghana

    11. are a gifted child

     Download and submit a completed scholarship application or complete an Online SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION form and the required essays and

    • High School Transcripts (Terminal Reports)
    • West African Senior School Certificate Exam Results (WASSCE)
    • University Acceptance Letter
    • Records regarding achievement tests, academic awards, honors, and substantive assessments by teachers, including letters of recommendation.
    • Documents to substantiate your need

    Fondazione Edu Scholarship

    Fondazione Edu is a family foundation specializing in higher education in Africa. It was founded in 2005, to realize the desire of the founders to promote young people’s access to higher education in developing countries namely Africa.

    Its focus is on the disciplines of technical-scientific and agronomic. They offer African students the opportunity to access higher education in their country of origin. They not only support individual growth paths, but also the creation of professionalism that can, in the long run, contribute to sustainable socio-economic development.

    The activities of the Fondazione Edu are designed to foster capacity building in Africa and result in the provision of scholarships for university studies that cover the entire cost of training and the costs associated with it

    The Students Financial Aid Office (SFAO) accept applicants yearly for the award of the Fondazione Edu scholarship scheme for Level 100 students from areas of need.

    The Scholarship will cover tuition, books, as well as room and board, and will be awarded for four years as long as excellent academic standards of at least a B average of 3.00 CGPA continue to be met and need is demonstrated.

    You are eligible to apply if in addition to UG-SFAO eligibility requirements you:
    1. Are a Level 100 student.

    2. Obtained an aggregate of 14 or better at the WASSCE.

    3. Are able to demonstrate limited family income and/or insufficient funds to cover most or all educational related expenses.

    4. Have the will to succeed (determination, perseverance and success in other pursuits).

    5. Continuing science student with CGPA 3.75 and above (very limited slots)

    Complete an Online Application Form 

    Download and PRINT OUT A HARDCOPY and

    In addition applicants are required to add the following:

    • required 3 essays,
    • a copy of your academic records (WASSCE grades)
    • letters of recommendation and
    • supporting need documents.

    For enquiries call the Students Financial Aid Office on 020-518-6904/0302- 945-312 or

    email:   finaid@ug.edu.gh.

    The STUDENTS FINANCIAL AID OFFICE is located at House No. 11 East Legon – Main Campus behind the College Basic  and opposite CEGENSA.

    NOTE: SCIENCE STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY

    SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
    The following are examples of documents that can be used to support this application:

    For need:

    • Official pay slip or payroll record of parents/guardians or the applicant.
    • Recent school receipts/ bills of siblings of school going age.
    • Tax return receipts– IRS, VAT, tabletop hawking receipts, etc.
    • Birth Certificates (of siblings).
    • Death Certificate or Burial permit (in case of death of a parent).
    • Pension letter for retired parents/guardians.
    • Bank Statements / Ghana Cocoa Board Farmers Association Passbook.
    • SSNIT contribution statements.
    • Money transfer receipts.
    • National Health Insurance receipts (showing premium paid).
    • Evidence of other dependents of parents/guardians.
    • Any other supporting documents that you believe will assist in the processing, of your application.

    For Academic

    • High School Transcripts (Terminal Reports)
    • West African Senior School Certificate Exam Results (WASSCE)
    • University Acceptance Letter
    • Records regarding achievement tests, academic awards, honors, and substantive assessments by teachers, including letters of recommendation.
    • Confirm that you are not currently receiving support through any other scholarship program

    Please Note
    It is important that your eligibility for student financial aid be based upon accurate information. In doing so, together, we can ensure that the right students get financial support, and that the integrity of the University of Ghana Students Financial Aid programme is preserved.

     UG SCHOLARSHIP

    The UG Scholarship is a scheme which seeks to provide financial support to needy and brilliant regular Main Campus Undergraduate students of the University of Ghana.

    HOW TO APPLY FOR UG SCHOLARSHIP

    You are required to read the eligibility page and complete appropriate online form and submit with all the relevant supporting documentation. It is important that you respond fully to all the questions on the form that are applicable to you. You may be asked for additional information if corrections are needed or if any information/response on your application is not clear.

    The next step is an interview with shortlisted applicants. If your application is successful, you will receive written notification from the SFAO describing the kind of financial aid that you have been awarded. The award would be credited to your student account at the University of Ghana.

    FINANCIAL AID FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

    The SFAO is accepting applications from regular Main Campus students for the 2022-2023 academic year. Yearly

    :

    OUR CONTACT:

    Location No. 11 East Legon, Behind College of Basic and Applied Sciences

    OR

    ADDRESS:

    University of Ghana Students’ Financial Aid Office

    P. O. Box LG 25 LEGON, ACCRA, GHANA.

     

    SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

    The following are examples of documents that can be used to support applications:

    • Official pay slip or payroll record of parents/guardians or the applicant.
    •  Recent school receipts/ bills of siblings of school going age.
    • Tax return receipts– IRS, VAT, tabletop hawking receipts, etc.
    • Birth Certificates (of siblings).
    • Death Certificate or Burial permit (in case of death of a parent).
    • Pension letter for retired parents/guardians.
    • Bank Statements / Ghana Cocoa Board Farmers Association Passbook.
    • SSNIT contribution statements.
    • Money transfer receipts.
    • National Health Insurance receipts (showing premium paid).
    • Evidence of other dependents of parents/guardians.
    • Any other supporting documents that you believe will assist in the processing, of your application.

     

    PLEASE NOTE

    It is important that your eligibility for student financial aid be based on accurate information. In doing so, together, we can ensure that the right students get financial support and that the integrity of the University of Ghana Students Financial Aid programme is preserved.

    Misrepresentation in any form or manner shall render an application null and void. Any awards made based on a misrepresentation shall be withdrawn or refunded by the applicant, and in addition, he/she also may be prosecuted.

    You are required to submit a completed application form with all the supporting documentation to the SFAO. It is important that you respond fully to all the questions on the form that are applicable to you. You may be asked for additional information.

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    OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS

    GRANTS

    As part of the drive to promote the University of Ghana as an institution of Research and Higher Learning, the University Council decided that starting from the 2008-2009 academic year, a portion of the University’s budget shall be earmarked to encourage and promote cutting edge research from faculty members. As part of the continuous process of re-defining the University of Ghana as a research-driven university and encouraging its faculty members to actively engage in research activities that would enhance the image of UG, the Office of Research, Innovation and Development (ORID) has the responsibility of announcing a Call for Proposals every year; with support from the University of Ghana Research Fund (UGRF).

    In addition to doing cutting edge research, it is the expectation that UG will be able to fund projects that are capable of addressing pressing national and developmental issues and offer recommendations that would be relevant to policy makers and all stake holders.

    A total of eight (8) Calls for Proposals have been announced since the 2008-2009 academic year and sixty-three research projects have so far received funding…….

    UG Research Grant

    Conference Grants
    Faculty Development Grants

    Masters Scholarships

    Bromkamp Scholarships
    DFID/CHAG MPhil Scholarships

    PhD and Postdoctoral Scholarships

    Commonwealth Scholarships
    Fox Fellowships
    CAPREx Postdoc Fellowships
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    Visit the Students Affairs Office for more information.

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