USIU-Africa Criminal Justice Scholarship is now open for applications from suitably qualified students. It is a fully funded scholarship for all students sponsored by United States International University Africa (USIU-Africa).
About the Scholarship
USIU-Africa offers scholarships to bright and needy students who would like to join the university, for their undergraduate studies.
All scholarships except the Sports Scholarship, are advertised on the USIU-Africa website and in any of the two major Kenyan daily newspapers (The Daily Nation and The Standard) in the spring (April) of every semester.
The selection/interview process takes place in July of the Summer semester and the recipients are awarded the scholarship in September of the fall semester of every year.
Benefits of USIU-Africa Criminal Justice Scholarship
USIU-Africa is committed to supporting the government realize its academic goals by providing 5 partial academic scholarships that cover 50% of tuition-cost to Kenyan civil servants seeking to pursue a USIU-Africa Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice Studies program.
Requirements for USIU-Africa Criminal Justice Scholarship
Applications must be accompanied by a scholarship application form, a KCSE (O-Level ) Certificate, copies of other relevant certificates, an essay detailing the reasons they deserve the scholarship and finally a recommendation letter from the employer (immediate supervisor or department head).
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Documents Required for Application
1. An application letter.
2. Copies of the relevant certificates certified by the Principal or Head Teacher.
3. School Leaving Certificate.
4. A recommendation letter from the Principal or Head Teacher of High School Attended.
5. An essay detailing your background information and degree you wish to pursue.
6. Reasons you deserve the scholarship.
Application Deadline
August 12, 2022.
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StudentsandScholarship Team.
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