AUS to offer scholarships to Nigerians

The university’s acting chancellor, Dr. Thomas Hochstettler, in a statement made available to Daily Trust in Abuja said this was to ensure that qualified students get the best education without finance hindrances.According to him, highly qualified undergraduate students with limited financial resources may be awarded a financial grant while students with exceptionally high school performance […]

The university’s acting chancellor, Dr. Thomas Hochstettler, in a statement made available to Daily Trust in Abuja said this was to ensure that qualified students get the best education without finance hindrances.
According to him, highly qualified undergraduate students with limited financial resources may be awarded a financial grant while students with exceptionally high school performance may receive a merit scholarship, adding that qualified graduate students are also offered assistantships and work-study opportunities.
He said the university has concluded plans for an educational campaign in Nigeria to introduce the university’s accredited programmes, its tradition of academic excellence and its multicultural campus life to Nigerian students.