FAJIM Medicare Foundation Scholars Programme 2026/2027
Financial support and mentorship for 200-level healthcare students in Nigerian public universities. Closes 11 October.
Sorted by nearest deadline. Closed opportunities stay listed at the end, marked as expired.
Financial support and mentorship for 200-level healthcare students in Nigerian public universities. Closes 11 October.
Full tuition for four years, plus career training and mentorship, for Nigerian students who scored at least 250 in UTME and cannot afford university.
A ₦1 million scholarship fund for Nigerian junior and senior secondary school students with strong grades, financial need and good character.
Nigerian senior secondary school students can win university grants of up to ₦15 million by writing on food security.
Up to 20 full-tuition scholarships for Muslim MBBS and BDS students from low-income households at selected Nigerian government universities.
A research and career mentorship programme for medical students in African medical schools. It does not pay tuition.
Young Nigerian writers aged 15 to 30 can win up to ₦350,000 for a piece of satire on society, politics or nation-building.
Two-year tuition support for students of Akwa Ibom State origin who are enrolled in a Nigerian tertiary institution.
₦500,000 per year for academically strong Nigerian students with financial need who have been admitted into an eligible Federal University.
Tuition support from White Avenue Group for newly admitted Nigerian university students from all 36 states and the FCT.
Fully funded one-year master's or postgraduate diploma at the University of Edinburgh for young African leaders, with a focus on climate justice. Invitation-only this year.
₦300,000 scholarships and ₦100,000 bursaries for indigent members of the Cherubim & Seraphim Movement Church, Surulere District, studying in Nigerian public institutions.
Full tuition support plus a ₦100,000 annual stipend for academically strong but indigent Nigerian university students (200 level and above).
African tertiary students under 35 can win up to US$1,000 by writing on intra-African trade, conformity assessment and the cotton-to-clothing value chain.