The NNPC/Shell National University Scholarship aims at promoting academic excellence and improving the skills of young Nigerians.
It provides yearly grant to the successful applicants from their second year to the completion of their undergraduate degree programme.
Eligible undergraduate students studying National Universities Commission (NUC) accredited courses in Nigerian universities are invited to submit an electronic applications.
The programme aims at promoting academic excellence and improving the skills of young Nigerians. It provides yearly grant to the successful applicants from their second year to the completion of their undergraduate degree programme.
Requirements
The merit-based scholarship is open to FULL TIME undergraduates studying in Universities within Nigeria.
Applicants must:
Be a Nigerian citizen
Currently be in their second year of full-time study in a Nigerian University accredited by the NUC
Have a minimum CGPA of 3.5 in a 5-grade system or the equivalent in other grade systems; and
Not be a beneficiary of any other scholarship from an entity in the Oil and Gas industry, National or International
Benefits
The Scholarship offers 200,000 Naira Annually to winners of the award.
The scholarship runs throughout the undergraduate studies
Application procedure and deadline
Applications can be completed through the online portal. Application deadline is November 10, 2023.
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