Applications for the Eni-Oxford Africa Scholarship Award 2024 academic sessions for studies in the UK are now open. Eni’s numerous undergraduate and graduate scholarship programs attest to its illustrious and lengthy history of providing scholarship funding. Through Eni Corporate University, Eni promotes and carries out its knowledge management and training initiatives. Eni, a multinational integrated energy business, is the sponsor of the scholarship.
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| Host: ENI/Oxford University Open to: Africans Target: Graduates Deadline: Not specified |
Eligibility Criteria: Eni-Oxford Africa Scholarship Award 2024
The Eni-Oxford Africa Scholarship Award is open to applicants who meet the following requirements:
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- Applicants must be ordinarily resident in one of the eligible African countries wishing to advance his/her career in MBA at the University of Oxford.
- Applicants must have obtained a relevant bachelor’s degree in Business Administration or a related course from a recognized university.
- Applicants are to note that awards will be given based on academic merit and/or potential, and as such, candidates with good academic certifications and leadership potential will be considered for the award.
- Eligible countries: Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Gabon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Libya, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, the Republic of the Congo, South Africa, and Tunisia.
Benefit
- Full MBA course fees
- Living expenses stipend
- One return fair
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Application Procedure
Prospective candidates applying for the Eni-Oxford Africa Scholarship are required to submit an MBA application to the University of Oxford. The information provided in the application will be used to assess the applicant’s eligibility for the scholarship. There is no need for applicants to take any further actions beyond the initial application submission.
For more information, visit the Eni-Oxford Africa Scholarship