GNPC Ghana Local Undergraduate Scholarships 2020/2021 for Ghanaian students.

Application Deadline: December 31st 2020

The GNPC Ghana Local Undergraduate Scholarships is open to eligible Year one and continuing Ghanaian Students pursuing undergraduate studies at any accredited tertiary institution in Ghana.

Eligibility:

  • Applicants must be Ghanaian
  • Must have obtained admission to pursue an undergraduate degree program at any accredited tertiary institution
  • Persons with disability (Applicants with any form of disability are required to upload a medical certificate stating the level/seriousness of disability)

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the GNPCGhana Local Undergraduate Scholarships 2020/2021

 

www.opportunitiesforafricans.com

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