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The selection
for the PTDF OSS is an annual process.
The whole process from application through to selection is
administered and managed by the PTDF; therefore please check
the PTDF website for
information on application form availability.
How the Application is
Advertised
The PTDF places an
advert in the national press in Nigeria announcing the next
round of applications for the Overseas Scholarship Scheme.
This is for both MSc and PhD programmes. Please check the
website and at www.ptdf.gov.ng
for information regarding the release of the application
forms.
The advert will
inform you of all relevant details of where, in each Nigerian state,
application forms can be obtained.
The Selection
Process
This is the first
step in the application procedure. From the applications
received a selected number will be invited to sit an exam.
On the basis of the results of the exam the final selection
will be made. The list of successful candidates for the
scholarship will be published on the
PTDF website and in the
national press.
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Courses Funded by PTDF
This may vary
from year to year, please view the
list of
recent courses.
Criteria for
acceptance on to the OSS Programme
The following is
the criteria you must meet in order to be eligible for the
OSS programme:
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Hold a first degree in
Engineering, Geosciences, Science & Environmental
Studies
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This must be a minimum of a
2.1
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You must have completed
your NYSC
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Be no more than 30 years of
age for MSc and 40 years of age for PhD
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Must be a Nigerians
national
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Hold a
credit in English Language in
SSCE
or required pass mark in
TOEFL
or IELTS
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Be
computer literate
Paperwork required to be
submitted along with your application
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Copies of degree
certificates and official transcripts of first degree (
and any subsequent degrees)
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English Language certificate.
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Two academic references.
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PhD
applicants should also include a research proposal if
required
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