– Shell Postgraduate Scholarship –
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) is now accepting applications from suitably qualified students into the Shell Postgraduate Scholarship for postgraduate students. It is a fully-funded scholarship.
About Shell Postgraduate Scholarship
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) is aimed at providing an opportunity for qualifying students from these to further their education in courses that apply to the oil and gas industry.
However, in the six years of this programme, 60 students have won the opportunity to study at on an all-expenses-paid scholarship.
For the academic year beginning, , in partnership with three universities in the UK-Imperial College London, University College, London and the University of Leeds, will award ten scholarships for one year of post-graduate MSc studies.
Shell Petroleum Development Company in Nigeria
The following courses quality for scholarships at the three institutions:
Imperial College London
- MSc Petroleum Engineering
- MSc Petroleum Geoscience
University College London
- MSc Chemical/Process Engineering
- MSc Mechanical Engineering (Rotating Equipment or Metallurgy)
- Masters in Civil Engineering (Geotechnics)
The University of Leeds
- MSc Exploration Geophysics
- MSc Electronic/Electrical Engineering
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Shell Postgraduate Scholarship Eligibility/Requirements
1. Must be of sound intellectual record.
2. It is also compulsory for the candidate to meet the IELTS requirements of the selected University.
3. A minimum of 6.5 score in English test.
4. Officials also that Shell PhD. Scholarship 2022 requirements also include an international visa to the UK.
5. Must have got a degree considerably similar to UK Universities‘ Upper Second class degree.
6. You are also expected to be a full-time resident in Nigeria.
7. Moreover, this very Shell M.sc Scholarship 2022 is for only selected states [, Imo, Delta or the of Nigeria ]
8. Selected persons must return to upon completion of studies unless there is a different arrangement made by Shell.
9. Current beneficiaries of a similar scholarship scheme are not welcome to apply.
10. Don’t also apply if you are a current resident of the UK.
11. Workers or relatives of Shell BP staff or other affiliated companies are not eligible for this Shell Postgraduate Scholarship Program.
12. You must have gained provisional admission into any of the partner universities in the US.
How to Apply
1. Apply for admission to any of the prospective universities for any of the above qualifying courses
2. Application forms for the scholarship will ONLY be available through the websites of the taking part universities following an offer of admission by the university
3. Universities will process applications and select candidates to attend interviews before being considered for final selection
4. Completed must reach taking part universities.
Follow the links below to reach taking part in universities:
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Note:
1. The scholarship will cover tuition fees, one economy return flight ticket from Nigeria to the UK and a contribution towards living expenses only*.
2. More information on specific course admission requirements can be got from the websites of the individual universities.
3. Please note that the stipends are based on the Association of Universities () published living rates and are limited to this only
4. This is a non-committal scholarship.
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Note that NEITHER SPDC NOR, any of its affiliate companies, must offer employment of any sort to any candidate for graduation.
Neither are successful candidates bonded to SPDC for any period, on account of the scholarship award.
Application Deadline
Application Closed.
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