2013/2014 Tullow Group Scholarship Scheme for Africans.

 

The Tullow Group Scholarship Scheme aims to build capacity in areas where Tullow’s host countries (Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon, Congo Brazzaville, Ethiopia, Mauritania, )experience significant skills gaps, especially, but not exclusively, around their oil and gas industries. The Scheme is aligned with Tullow’s aim of supporting long-term socio-economic development in countries where it operates.

Scholarships are available to those who are committed to making a contribution to their own country’s development. The Scheme gives candidates a chance to receive a high standard of education from internationally recognised institutions, which can then be applied in the scholar’s home country.

The Scheme is managed by the British Council, which has a great deal of experience in running similar programmes. Further details on eligibility and the application process can be found on the Tullow Group Scholarship website.

The Tullow Group Scholarship Scheme Invites Africans to apply for the 2013/2014 Masters Program scholarship in the following fields:

  • Engineering and Technology (all countries listed)
  • Environment and Geosciences  (all countries listed)
  • Oil and Gas Economics (all countries listed)
  • Business Journalism (Kenya, Ghana, Uganda,  Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon)
  • Logistics and Supply Chain (all countries listed except Mauritanie)
  • Law and legal courses  (Kenya, Ghana, Uganda,  Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon)
  • Archaeology (Ethopia, Congo Brazzaville)
  • Other applied sciences apart from medicine (Kenya, Ghana, Uganda,  Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon)
Applications for awards towards the 2013/2014 academic year will be opened from 9 January until 13 February 2013.

To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria

  • Be a citizen and legally resident in participating country;
  • Have a minimum of a bachelor degree or Licence (second class lower or better) or an HND (second class upper or better);
  • Be resident in participating country at the time of application;
  • Have work experience with a track record of success in their field of endeavour
  • Have not previously studied abroad or received an international scholarship
  • Have a strong personality as well as ambition, entrepreneurial and creative spirit and leadership skills;
  • Demonstrate commitment to return to their country and to make a contribution to its future development; and
  • Demonstrate a high level of competence in management, strategy and ability to train and develop others

* Please note that applicants with second class upper and first class bachelor degrees and  may be weighted higher for admission purposes.

Apply Now for the Tullow Group Scholarship Scheme

13 COMMENTS

  1. i hereby request for the scholarship and if given iwill commit myself fully and adhere to all regulations terms and conditions as expected.

    Thanks in advance
    regards
    francis

  2. I applied for the Tullow Scholarship this year, when am I likely to know about my fate regarding the scholarship? when are selections done?

  3. In the application guideline, it is stated that; « Individuals employed by Tullow as staff/
    contractors/consultants or their direct
    dependents are not eligible to apply for a
    scholarship. » Does that include National Service personnel??

  4. Need to know which countries apart from UK,USA are in the list for one to choose from if he or she prefers other countries like china, korea in pursuing his/ her preferred course

  5. Dear Sir/Madam,
    what scholarships are available now to help me pursue my masters programme in January.

  6. i will finish my degree study in about 2 years from now and am solely interested in this scholarship scheme. is there anything that i have to do for now; as in advance registration or i have to wait till the year of completion before i can apply?……..waiting for a clarified reply soon

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