You can easily apply for a Master’s Programme in the University of South Wales, UK through UNICAF Scholarship.
UNICAF Scholarship programme is a unique partial scholarship programme for Africans domiciled in Africa, with the intention to engage in a continuing higher education programme, and still combine this with work and other personal objectives and activities.
UNICAF is already in partnership with renowned UK and US institutions like the University of South Wales, UK, Marymount California University, USA, and the University of Nicosia, Europe. Students can choose either of these institutions while applying, and the application can be done by visiting http://ift.tt/21cFSJJ
Currently, thousands of Africans are already enrolled into various programmes of these institutions through UNICAF, and are benefiting from the scholarship scheme.
The programme is a partial scholarship usually between 50% - 80% off the total tuition fee. Students applying for any of the Master Degree programmes will also enjoy total flexibility of payment, which can be spread across the period of study.
More than 6000 students have already taken advantage of the UNICAF scholarships enjoying up to 80% reduction in fees. UNICAF has offered more than $35 million worth of scholarships and plans to offer more in the near future.
As at present, some of the programmes offered by UNICAF include:
- MBA – Master in Business Administration (University of South Wales, UK.)
- MBA – Master in Business Administration (University of Nicosia, Europe)
- M.Ed – Master in Education (University of South Wales, UK.)
- M.Ed – Master in Education (University of Nicosia, Europe)
- MA Education (University of South Wales, UK.)
- BA (HONS) – Business Studies: A top-up degree (University of South Wales, UK.)
- MSc Business Psychology (University of South Wales, UK.)
- Master of Business Administration (Marymount California University, USA.)
Students can apply for any of the programme of interest by visiting http://ift.tt/21cFSJJ
This is feature by UNICAF.
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