Overseas Postgraduate PTDF Scholarship Scheme 2023/2024 under PTDF Strategic Partnerships with France, Germany, China, and Malaysia In ord...
Overseas Postgraduate PTDF Scholarship Scheme 2023/2024 under PTDF Strategic Partnerships with France, Germany, China, and Malaysia
In order to meet the needs of the oil and gas industry, the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF), a federal government agency, is accepting applications from qualified individuals for overseas MSc and PhD Scholarships at institutions as part of its strategic partnership initiative. Scholarships to study in France, Germany, China, or Malaysia will shortly be offered to deserving individuals and will begin in the academic year 2023/2024.
Postgraduate Overseas PTDF Scholarship Program
In accordance with this initiative, applicants are encouraged to submit PTDF applications for consideration to particular programs at partner universities in a few of the nations (a complete list of supported courses may be seen on the scholarship portal scholarship.ptdf.gov.ng). The award comprises the provision of airfare, payment of health insurance, payment of tuition and bench fees (where applicable), as well as the provision of allowances to meet the costs of housing and daily life. To help students adjust to their new circumstances, language training may also be included in the programs (where appropriate).
Please begin the scholarship application process at scholarship.ptdf.gov.ng.
Selection Process, Criteria & Requirements
Only applicants who excel in every category are chosen for PTDF Scholarships, which are extremely tough. The following criteria will be used by a selection committee to evaluate applications:
Academic merit as demonstrated by the caliber of degrees, complete academic transcripts, further professional certifications obtained, and pertinent publications that applicants can cite
involvement in professional organizations
The feasibility of the research/study plan (only for PhD applicants).
In order to be considered for a scholarship, applicants must submit a statement of purpose (maximum 500 words) outlining their motivation(s) for the study, how it relates to the oil and gas industry, and how it will affect national development (only for MSc applicants).
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