Africa Scholarships in Mauritius 2022–2023: The Government of Mauritius is awarding scholarships to deserving students who are residents of member states of the African Union or of African Commonwealth countries in accordance with the following criteria as part of its commitment to promote capacity-building at a high level across the continent.
Information about Mauritius government
To ensure that all students have the chance to begin and complete higher secondary education for employment as well as further and further education and training with the necessary maturity and confidence, the Ministry of Education, Tertiary Education, Science and Technology was established. Create a Knowledge Hub to service the region, a Center for Higher Learning and Excellence, and make Mauritius an intelligent island. to develop the next generation of visionary and creative leaders who will help the Republic of Mauritius become a highly regarded nation.
The purpose and advantages of Mauritius Africa Scholarships
The Scholarship will help the chosen applicants pay their tuition and cover some of their living expenses while they are studying in Mauritius. Additionally, there will be coverage for airfare on the most practical route from the country of origin at the start of the studies to the country of origin at the conclusion of the studies. This is applicable for both initial study-related travel from the country of origin and return travel after the studies have been successfully completed.
Qualification Standards for Mauritius Africa Scholarships
- The minimum age requirement for applicants for Mauritius Africa Scholarships is 18 years old, and they must not be older than 26 at the time of application deadline.
- Candidates for master's programs should not be older than 35, and,
- Candidates for PhD programs should not be older than 45 at the time of application deadline.
- Candidates must have submitted an application for full-time on-campus studies at any public institution of higher learning in Mauritius for the academic year beginning in 2022;
- The scholarship will last for up to four (4) years, or for the lengthiest course possible, whichever is shorter.
- Required Documents for Application
- Candidates for Mauritius Africa Scholarships must have completed their secondary education successfully and meet the minimum grade standards listed below in order to be eligible: I 24 points at GCE A-Level, which are calculated based on the grades of A+=10, A=9, B=8, C=7, D=6, & E=5 in three principal courses; (ii) at least a 70% overall average or a 14/20 overall average; or (iii) criteria that are comparable to I or (ii) above.
- The candidate will need to present a genuine TOEFL or IELTS test result with a minimum score of not less than 550 or 5.5, respectively, or an equivalent proof of English language proficiency in the event that the qualifying examination's medium of instruction is not English.
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