Nigeria
Total Student population: 10,000+
International student population: 1300+ students (EU and Non-EU)
Total number of Nigerian students: 183
Scholarships
Undergraduate Scholarships:
If you are applying for an undergraduate degree at the University of Worcester with an existing undergraduate degree from a recognised university in Nigeria, you may be eligible for one of the scholarships listed below:
2:2 = £1,000 scholarship/per year
2:1 = £2,000 scholarship/per year
1st = £3,000 scholarship/per year
If you are applying with a Nigerian diploma, HND or international foundation qualifications, please email international@worc.ac.uk with copies of your certificates and transcripts so that we can assess your scholarship. For further information, please visit our international student fees and scholarships page for further information.
Postgraduate Scholarships:
If you are applying for a postgraduate programme at the University of Worcester with an existing undergraduate degree from a recognised university in Nigeria, you may be eligible for one of the scholarships listed below:
2:2 = £2,000
2:1 = £3,000
1st = £3,000
If you have any questions regarding scholarships, please email international@worc.ac.uk or visit our international student fees and scholarships page for further information.
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.
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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).
In addition, applicants with WAEC or NECO qualification are required to attend an English Language interview with the University of Worcester Centre for Academic English and Skills.
Other equivalent English qualifications will be considered.
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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.
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Representatives
We have a number of representatives in Nigeria.
TJB Synergy Education
UK University Consultants for West African Students
Website: www.tjbsynergy.com
Instagram: @tjbsynergyeducation
WhatsApp: +44 (0) 7828 591139
Lagos
Intake Education - Victoria Island
2a Louis Solomon Close
Off Ahmadu Bello way
Victoria Island
Victoria Island
Lagos
Telephone: 234 809-464-8496
Email: vi@intake.education
Intake Education - Ikeja
3rd Floor
76 Opebi Road
Ikeja
Lagos
Telephone: +234 805-712-6810
Email: ikeja@intake.education
IntedPro
1 Emmanuel Folohunso Close, Badore Road.
Ajah. Lagos. Nigeria
Telephone: +234-803-842-0897
Email: admissions@intedpro.com
Website: https://intedpro.com/contact/
RONALD AND PARTNERS CONSULT
3rd floor, Nurses Building, Churchgate Street,
Victoria Island, Lagos.
Email: ronalddesk@ronald-partners.com
Telephone: +234(1)2953655
Website: https://ronald-partners.com/contact/
A.A. Unilink Education Services
38 Opebi Road, Adebola House Ikeja.
Telephone: +234 808 803 7719
Email: Nigeria@unilink.com.cy
Website: https://unilink.com.ng/
Holmes Education Group
Maben Terrance,
LFS Maben Rd Off Northern Foreshore Rd Off Chevron Drive Lekki,
Lagos, Nigeria
Telephone: +2348133918219
Email: uk.direct@holmeseducation.group
Website: www.HolmesEducationGroup.com
Abuja
Drums Nigeria Limited
38 Gana Street
Maitama Abuja
Telephone: +2348068286947
Email: hello@school-finders.co.uk
Intake Education
Ground Floor
50, Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent
Osas & Oseji Building
Wuse 2
Abuja FCT
Telephone: 234 815-886-8765
Email: abuja@Intake.education
Jestone Education
Address: 42, Suez Crescent, Wuse Zone 4
Beside Sheraton Hotel
Abuja, Nigeria
Telephone: +234 908 015 9222
Email: info@jestoneedu.com
Website: https://www.jestoneeducation.com/
Port Harcourt
Intake Education
45 Stadium Road (Ken Saro-Wiwa)
Beside Bereton School
Port Harcourt
Rivers State
Telephone: +234 (0) 8116709992
Email: ph@intake.education
Maccon Education
14B ADA-GEORGE ROAD
BY MINI ORLU JUNCTION BESIDES MARYVIC INT'L SCHOOL
Port Harcourt
Nigeria
Email: macconphc@gmail.com
Ibadan
Intake Education
1 Shell Close
Ile Ori Detu
Onireke
Ibadan
Oyo State
Telephone: 234 815-886-8765
Email:abuja@Intake.education
Enugu
Intake Education
Suite B8
First Floor, Bethel Plaza
36 Garden Avenue
Enugu
Enugu
Telephone: +234 705-919-3156
Email: enugu@intake.education
Kano
Intake Education
Ground Floor (Suite 10A)
JBS Plaza
No 375 Civic Centre Road
Kano
Telephone: +234 816-657-5768
Email:kano@Intake.education
Nasawara State
Intake Education
Virtual Office
Telephone: +234 812-222-7346
Email:damilola@intake.education
Student Testimonials
Enohor Igben
In January 2020, I started an MBA programme at the University of Worcester. The practicality of the MBA during the economic downturn due to COVID-19 made the experience unique for me and my colleagues. Overall, the MBA helped me to harness my leadership skills (i.e., course rep role) and grow my professional network. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in Worcester as I made lifelong friends and learnt a lot about different cultures. Upon completion, I was made 3 offers and I’m currently a Consulting Analyst at Accenture. This was possible with support from the University’s Careers & Employability service alongside some key staff who conducted free mock interviews with me. So, take a chance with WBS today!
Adesola Oresile
Before I arrived at Worcester, I had envisaged I would be just fine because of the support I had received from my course adviser and the University. The follow-up was thorough, and it made me feel reassured about my place at the university. As an International student, I am always reminded of the University’s support and access to different beneficial services and engaging activities.
I would describe Worcester as a friendly city with serene, clear blue skies. I remember meeting up with total strangers on my first day, and they were willing to show me around. It is hard to get lost at Worcester; I understand this is one of the most important factors for international students.
Also, The Nigerian Society at the University of Worcester is a thriving society. Being the chair has given me a solid community with other students, not limited to just Nigerians, with opportunities to connect, reach out, and be part of a forward and supportive people. This has reduced the feeling of being alone. Worcester has given me deeper insight and boosted my morale and boldness to try new things.
Claire Akaeze
My name is Claire, and I am an international student from Nigeria enrolled at the University of Worcester. Being a Nursing student can be very demanding, and I was very nervous to leave my home country to study in a place where I didn't even know anyone or have a family.
UoW is such a diverse and beautiful place to study, I still receive regular support from the staff and students. Everyone is super friendly and eager to help.
Worcester City is a lovely and peaceful place to reside, it is simple to get around town by walking or taking the bus.
I can go on and on, so all I would say, is..... I am happy that I have found a home away from home.