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Applications for Commonwealth Shared Scholarships are now open!
Develop your skills and build networks with a fully funded postgraduate degree in the UK
Find out more about the courses: cscuk.fcdo.gov.uk/commonweal…
Apply by 08/12/26: cscuk.fcdo.gov.uk/shared
#CommonwealthScholarships
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My thoughts 💭
- Uncertainty is a blank canvas, you can choose to paint it with possibility or fear
- The key is to cultivate a mindset where you are always ready for whatever life brings
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2. Know the kind of job you want early. If you’re comfortable speaking to people and helping to solve their problems, consider customer service or other customer-facing roles.
You will nearly go crazy submitting multiple applications to commonwealth shared..
Writing 4 developmental impacts, study plan, detailed study plan, long term goal etc with personal statements for 8 or 9 different courses is crazy...
If no craze na small e go remain
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If you're a Nigerian graduate planning to pursue a Master's or PhD abroad, don't restrict your scholarship search to Chevening and Erasmus Mundus.
There are other international funding schemes worth investigating.
Here are 7 opportunities to add to your scholarship research list, including their study levels, funding structures and important eligibility considerations.
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I came across these useful materials shared by Erasmus Mundus scholar Anam Shahzad.
They include templates for a Europass CV, LOM & Recommendation Letter.
If you're planning to apply for Erasmus Mundus scholarships, you may find them helpful.
drive.google.com/drive/folde…
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Erasmus Mundus lesson #1:
Every country grades differently.
A 14/20 in France can be a strong grade. Don’t panic when your marks look “low” compared to home.
Erasmus Mundus lesson #2:
Moving countries every semester sounds exciting, and it is. But it also means new paperwork, new housing and new friends, again and again.
Pack light. Stay flexible.
Erasmus Mundus lesson #3:
Your classmates become your global network.
Years later, they’re the ones sharing job openings, reviewing your papers and hosting you when you travel.
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8 things to investigate before choosing an Erasmus Mundus programme
Don't choose an Erasmus Mundus programme simply because someone announced that it is fully funded.
A scholarship can cover your expenses, but that doesn't automatically make the programme suitable for your academic background or career plans.
Before applying, investigate these 8 things.
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One reality I learnt very quickly during my Erasmus Mundus program:
you have to be autonomous, able to carry out your work independently.
I remember that whenever we were asked to form groups, some colleagues didn't want me in theirs, simply because I couldn't speak their native language when they worked together.
Many times, I had to wait until I found someone else who had also been left out. Then we formed our own group of "rejectees."
The Erasmus Mundus programme is a fantastic experience and a wonderful investment of two years.
However, be ready for surprises.