Take advantage apply for AIG Scholarships to refine your public policy skills and fast-track your career within the public sector. Apply today for a chance to earn a Masters in Public at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford.
OVERVIEW
The AIG Scholarships were launched in 2017 to provide a unique opportunity for exceptional West Africans interested in a career in public service to pursue a Master of Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford. Since 2017, twenty nine scholarships worth over £50,000 each have been awarded to future public sector leaders who have demonstrated a passion for the public sector. John and Abigail Adams Scholarship: A Guide to Apply and Get Approved
PROGRAMME DETAILS
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Financial Support • Funding will be provided for tuition, living expenses, and a stipend for a summer project.
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Coaching and Mentoring • Extensive coaching and mentoring will be offered to help scholars navigate their time at Oxford and make the most of the experience.
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Career Development • AIG Scholars will receive full support to map out their career development paths and access opportunities that are aligned with their areas of interest and that leverage the knowledge gained at Oxford
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
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Be a Nigerian currently working in the public sector (Ministries, Departments, Agencies & Parastatals) at either Federal or State levels
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Aged between 25 and 45 years
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Have a minimum of seven (7) years (combined private & public sector) work experience
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Have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum of second-class upper qualification
HOW TO APPLY
To apply for the AIG Scholarships Programme Recruitment visit https://www.aigimoukhuedefoundation.org/scholarships and navigate to the dedicated application page. Follow the instructions, submit the required documents, and provide detailed information about your qualifications, experiences, and aspirations.
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