For applicants from developing countries, there are usually many context-specific challenges you can draw from. See how the problem statement below is primarily framed around SDG 6, while also connecting water security to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 7, and 15.
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1. The Introduction: Start with a strong hook. One approach is to begin with a real problem or challenge in your community, region, or globally.
Where relevant, connect the challenge to one or more UN SDGs and then explain how it influenced your decision to pursue the programme.
You can join the info session if you are interested in MSc or PhD program in Chemistry at the University of Alberta, Canada.
I also visited Rhine Falls the last time I was in Switzerland, and the view was absolutely spectacular. ❤️
Pictures honestly don’t do that place justice.
My bro, pray make God take you out of Naija first 😭😭😭
When I got to Rhine Falls in Switzerland 🇨🇭 (Europe’s largest waterfall by volume), I was just standing there like, So this thing really exists for real? 😭😂 I was genuinely astonished.
Travel will make you see the wonders of this world and realize that life truly doesn’t end with Nigeria. There’s so much out there to see and experience! 🌍❤️
God go make it happen for you!
There is also In-Country/In-Region Scholarship Programme for Sub-Saharan Africa.
FUNAAB is a participating host institution for an MSc in Physics.
It covers tuition, monthly stipend, study/research allowance, etc.
You may also apply for a short-term research stay in Germany.
3. For Doctoral Programmes in Germany.
Link: daad.de/go/en/stipa57135739
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The first Nigerian to sit down and tie his shoes in front of the Louvre 😅 – at Edmonton, Alberta
Eid Mubarak & Jumu‘ah Mubarak 🌙🤍
May Allah accept our prayers and fasting, forgive our shortcomings, and purify our hearts. – at Edmonton, Alberta
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You’re eating sushi? Oh no 😅
I tried it once in Zurich, and that was enough for me. – at Edmonton, Alberta


















