Published: 17 Aug 2023 1,627 views
During their tenure, AIG Scholars engage in a year-long immersion at one of the world's leading academic institutions, benefiting from the expertise of accomplished faculty and seasoned practitioners, and establishing connections with fellow prospective public sector leaders from across the globe. Following the completion of their studies, scholarship recipients return to their home countries to leverage their newfound knowledge for the enhancement of policymaking, facilitation of reforms, and meaningful contributions to their nation's advancement.Introduced in 2017, the AIG Scholarships were designed to offer an exclusive opportunity for exceptional individuals from West Africa aspiring to pursue a career in public service by undertaking a Master of Public Policy program at the prestigious Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford. Over the years, 29 scholarships, each valued at over £50,000, have been granted to promising future leaders in the public sector who exhibit a fervent dedication to this field.
Rhodes Trust is a global organisation and we use our deep connections across the world to bring together people of different backgrounds and viewpoints. We encourage them to openly debate, challenge each other�s thinking and generate new ideas. Cecil Rhodes expected his Trustees to adapt his plans to respond effectively to changing circumstances. Soon after his death his Trustees created several more Scholarships for Canada than he had done. The adaptation continued through three Acts of the British Parliament and other important changes to his will � ... continue reading
Financial Support • Funding will be provided for tuition, living expenses, and a stipend for a summer project.
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.
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
Be a Nigerian currently working in the public sector (Ministries, Departments, Agencies & Parastatals) at either Federal or State levels
Aged between 25 and 45 years
Have a minimum of seven (7) years (combined private & public sector) work experience
Have a bachelor's degree with a minimum of second-class upper qualification
