The Nigerian Institute of Professional Engineers and Scientists (NIPES), in collaboration with the Dr. Daniel Ejike Ewim Foundation, has announced the 2025 edition of the NIPES Daniel Ejike Scholarship.
This prestigious scholarship awards a total of ₦2,000,000 to ten deserving undergraduate students pursuing studies in engineering, science, medicine, pharmacy, and related disciplines in Nigerian tertiary institutions.
Scholarship Summary:
Host Country: Nigeria
Eligible Applicants: Nigerian undergraduates
Field of Study: Engineering, Science, Medicine, Pharmacy, and related fields
Award Amount: ₦200,000 per recipient (10 recipients)
IELTS Requirement: None
Application Deadline: June 30, 2025
Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants must:
Be enrolled in an accredited Nigerian higher institution.
Be studying a science or engineering-related course.
Be in 100 level or above.
Complete at least one free NIPES online course and reflect the skills gained in their personal statement.
NIPES membership is an added advantage. Non-members are encouraged to register.
Benefits:
Each selected scholar will receive ₦200,000 to support their academic journey, totaling ₦2 million across all recipients.
Required Documents:
Completed application form
Academic transcript
Admission letter
Student ID card
Personal statement (500–750 words), covering:
Your academic background and passion for your chosen field
Key achievements and challenges overcome
Career aspirations and alignment with NIPES’ mission
Skills acquired from the NIPES online course
Proof of completion of a NIPES online course (certificate)
How to Apply: Step-by-Step Guide
1. Register as a Student Member (if you’re not already): Join NIPES
2. Enroll in a Free Online Course offered by NIPES and complete it: Take a Course
3. Prepare Your Personal Statement (500–750 words) highlighting what you learned and how it supports your goals.
4. Submit Your Application with the required documents and NIPES membership details (if applicable): Apply Now
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