Nigeria

Scholarships

Scholarships for your country

For information on scholarships, please visit the fees, scholarships and loans pages.

Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements

Please use the information below as a guide. Other qualifications, such as work experience, may also be taken into consideration in addition to the requirements listed below and all applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Higher National Diploma (HND) or Foundation (FdA/FdSc) courses may ask for a lower grade and some specialist BA/BSc courses may have a higher requirement. Specific course requirements can be found on individual course pages.

Candidates with other qualifications should contact the International Recruitment Office with full details on international@worc.ac.uk, in order to check their eligibility.

Undergraduate (courses requiring a UCAS tariff range of 96-112)

Postgraduate

Academic requirements: Applicants with the Senior School Certificate (West African Examinations Council (WAEC) or National Examinations Council (NECO)) combined with a successfully completed and recognised International Foundation Programme. English Language requirements: WAEC or NECO C6 or above, or an IELTS of 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in each component). Other equivalent English qualifications will be considered.

Academic requirements:Pass the Nigerian Bachelor degree with a 2:2 or above. English Language requirements: WAEC or NECO English Language at C6 or above, or a minimum IELTS of 6.5 (with no less than 5.5 in any component). Other equivalent English qualifications will be considered.

Representatives

TJB Synergy Education

UK University Consultants for West African Students

Website: www.tjbsynergy.com
Instagram: @tjbsynergyeducation
WhatsApp: +44 (0) 7828 591139

 

Lagos

BCIE Valley View Plaza 
99 Opebi Road 
Ikeja 
Lagos, Nigeria 

Tel: 013427600
Mobile: 08023379290 
Email: nigeriaikeja@bcie.co.uk

3AG Global Resources Lagos (Head Office)
1st Floor Front Wing
9 Olufunmilola Okikiolu street
off Toyin street, Ikeja
Lagos

Tel: +234(0)1 3426927
Mobile: +234(0)802 950 6546, 0809 955 1588
Email: info@3aglobal.com , lagos@3aglobal.com

UKEAS
3rd Floor, 76 Opebi Road
Ikeja, Lagos
TEL: +234-01-3429059
Email:ikeja@ukeas.com.ng

UKEAS
Victoria Island, Lagos:
6, Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island
TEL: +234 01 2915972
E-mail: vi@ukeas.com.ng

TG Marchnata (TGM Education)
Head Office
18-20 Kudirat Abiola Way (Kobis Restaurant Building)
Oregun, Ikeja
Lagos 

Tel.: +234 (811-111-1054)
E-mail: toluadesi@tgmeducation.com 

MOD EDUCATION

Westerfield College
No7, Hughes Avenue
Alagomeji, Yaba, Lagos
Phone : (080) 81 90 92 82
Phone : (080) 81 90 92 83
Email : yaba@modeducation.info

Plot 6, Olorunisola Street
by Alade Market, Off Allen Avenue
Ikeja, Lagos
Phone : (080) 87 10 46 31
Phone : (080) 87 10 66 27
Email : ikeja@modeducation.info

 

Plot 783, Festac link road
Amuwo Odofin GRA
Festac, Lagos
Phone : (070) 87 69 22 50
Phone : (080) 35 29 85 40
Email : festac@modeducation.info

Abuja

BCIE Abuja Branch 
24B Djibouti Crescent
off Freetown Street
behind Rockview Hotel
the 5th House after Zartech
Wuse 2
Abuja

Tel: 081-7149-5402 / 09-093478930
Mob: 080-6678-8636
Email: abuja@bcie.co.uk

Drums Nigeria Limited
38 Gana Street
Maitama Abuja

Tel.: +2348068286947
E-mail: hello@school-finders.co.uk 

TG Marchnata (TGM Education)
Abuja Office
Suite 301A DBM Plaza
Aminu Kano Crescent
Wuse 2
Abuja 

Tel.:  +234 (809-798-9326)
+234 (809-393-8217)
E-mail: info.abj@tgmeducation.com 

3AG Global Resources Abuja 
Ground Floor Suite G04, Metro Plaza
Plot 991/992 Zakariya Maimalari Street
Central Business District
Abuja

Tel:: +234(0)809 832 4864, 
Mobile: 08095982087, 09 2904979 
Email: info@3aglobal.com , abuja@3aglobal.com

MOD Education
Plot 1221, Aminu Kano Cresent
Opposite Bannex Plaza, Wuse 2,
Abuja FCT
Phone : (080) 87 10 66 32
Phone : (080) 65 42 01 69
E-mail : abuja@modeducation.info

UKEAS
Suite 3, 2nd Floor
Hatlab Place,
Plot 1952 Sokode Crescent,
Wuse Zone 5, Abuja

Tel: +234 (0) 9-2906508
Email: abuja@ukeas.com.ng

Kano

BCIE Kano Branch
1st Floor Chalet A Tahir Guest Palace (Annex)
84 Lamido Road, Off Suleiman Crescent (Behind Niima Hotel), 
Nasarawa 
G.R.A, Kano

Telephone: 08-135403294 
Email: manager_kano@bcie.co.uk

Port Harcourt

BCIE Port Harcourt Branch
Jumbo House, 2nd Floor
80 Aba Road, Opposite Government Crafts Development Centre
Port Harcourt, Rivers State 

Tel: 07085010020 
Mob: 08069278962
Email: manager_ph@bcie.co.uk

UKEAS
45 Stadium Road 
(Ken-Saro Wiwa Road) 
beside FIRS building
Port Harcourt, Rivers state
TEL: +234 (0) 8116 709 992
E-mail: ph@ukeas.com.ng

MOD Education
85, Olu obasanjo Road
(LASO House) GRA
Port Harcourt, Rivers State
Phone : (080) 87 10 66 39
Phone : (080) 66 47 346
Email : phc@modeducation.info

Ibadan

BCIE Ibadan Branch
2nd Floor the Horizon Office Complex
Vitas Bus Stop
Ring Road, Ibadan
Oyo State

Tel: 022913532
Mobile: 08171684741
Email: manager_ibadan@bcie.co.uk

UKEAS
Ile Oridetu
1st Floor , 1 Shell Close
Onireke, Ibadan

TEL: +234 (0) 9037233489
E-mail: ibadan@ukeas.com.ng

Benin City

3AG Global Resources Benin 
66 Airport Road, Adjacent Chicken Republic
Benin City, Edo State

Tel: +234 (0) 818 945 9825 
Email: info@3aglobal.com , benin@3aglobal.com

MOD Education
4, Imose, Close
Off Boundary Road,
Benin City
Phone : (080) 81 90 92 90
Phone : (080) 35 82 98 98
Email : benin@modeducation.info

Calabar

MOD Education
76, Ndidem Usang Road,
Calabar
Cross Rivers State
Phone : (080) 87 10 66 56
Email : calabar@modeducation.info

Uyo

MOD Education
123, Olu Obasanjo (Abak) Rd,
Uyo
Akwa Ibom State
Phone : (080) 87 10 66 56
Email : uyo@modeducation.info

Enugu

UKEAS
Suite B8, First Floor, Bethel Plaza,
36 Garden Avenue, Enugu.
TEL: +234-7059193156
E-mail: enugu@ukeas.com.ng

Views

Student views

We have a good number of Nigerian students, joining our International Community every year. Read what some of our Nigerian students shared with us about Worcester.

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Olufon Muyiwa from Lagos, Nigeria

I am Olufon Muyiwa, a third year student of the University of Worcester. I am Nigerian by birth and a permanent resident of Lagos, Nigeria. Coming from a middle class family, with a mother passionate about education, I currently study Networks and Information Security. My choice of the University of Worcester was down to 3 reasons: the international scholarship, the cost of living, and graduate employability.

I have always been very ambitious and I believed the University was the right institution to shape my dreams and bring them to reality. So far, I can say I have not been let down. I am currently the Chair of the Worcester Debate Union and representative to the World Business Dialogue in Cologne, Germany.

Apart from extracurricular activities, I can confidently say I have seen teaching at its best. With small class sizes you can interact directly with your tutors. Worcester is one of the few places in the UK you can boldly walk about in at night, one sure way to satisfy the night life.

So far, I can categorically say I have not regretted my decision to come to Worcester for the degree I hope to use to impress the world.

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Anthony Olusegun Birch from Lagos Nigeria

Management & Human Resources MSc

I'm Anthony Olusegun Birch from Lagos, Nigeria and I am currently pursuing a postgraduate degree in Human Resources and Management. Choosing to study at the University of Worcester was easy, as I had made contact with representatives in Nigeria and they were simply the most affable and helpful.

Though my first degree is in Computer Science, I have found transition into this new field fairly smooth as a great deal of academic support is made available; and the university is highly sensitive and responsive. Getting around the town is not much of a hassle as the setting is quite serene and the locals are friendly. I quickly took note of the fact that people moved freely at any time of the day, not worrying, because of how safe it is.

There is a noticeable setup for all aspects of student life, and the several events and programmes arranged by an array of student groups help to further foster interaction among students and the building of networks. I find the atmosphere quite conducive for studying and engaging in personal development. Also impressive is the manner in which technology is applied to most facets of the institution's operations and processes.

From the moment I set foot on this campus, I have been receiving brainwaves and continue to gather inspiration that would facilitate my aspiration to become a leading entrepreneur back home. Coming to the University of Worcester, for me, was a step in the right direction.

 

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Nkechi Odum

 

Nursing Studies (for overseas nurses) MSc

It feels great to study here at the University of Worcester and it is an open door to lots of opportunities. The lecturers are the best I have come across. They are always there for me, motivating and encouraging me. Here the atmospheres encourage learning, the facilities are up to date and fellow students are friendly and nice too.

Initially I chose Worcester because of the cool, serene and friendly neighbourhood. My landlady is one of the best people I have met here in Worcester and local families took me out during the Christmas period. Worcester City itself is a quiet place and has given me a very good impression of the UK. Crime rate is next to zero (I lost my purse with valuables and an anonymous student returned it to security!). Living in Worcester is relatively cheap compared to other parts of the UK too.

I have enjoyed meeting friends from different backgrounds and cultures, working in more advanced healthcare settings. I want to graduate on time, then be able to be an ambassador of the university back in Nigeria so I can encourage more prospective students to come to the University of Worcester. It is an experience every prospective international student should avail themselves. It is simply fascinating and worth experiencing.

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Akachukwu Obi-Okolie

 

Nursing Studies (for overseas nurses) BSc

I first found out about the University of Worcester when I visited the University fair in my home town and was overwhelmed by the friendly nature that greeted me.

Being an international student here is quite great, a comfortable, friendly atmosphere, where lecturers are interested in your success and facilities are available to support you 24/7. The support you receive from your tutors and the ICT facilities and conducive classrooms available are partly why I enjoy being an international student here so much. The tutors will give you extra time which is quite amazing and you get free books and net books to borrow too.

I have found it quite easy to make friends especially with international students from all over the world; this is supported by the international team, by organising trips and programme for international students. You make friends in your accommodation which I found to be comfortable, to suit your interest and good range of options available.

Studying at the University of Worcester has given me opportunities such as promoting my employability, sharpening my skills, boosting my confidence, broadening my horizon, and learning to use teamwork to be proactive in problem solving.

All I can say is Worcester is a nice place to be and it’s a good place to study if you want a quality education that one can be proud of.

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