Students from Liberia
Find everything you need to know about studying at NTU as a student from Africa, including examples of the entry requirements you'll need for our courses, information about staying updated about news, and scholarship opportunities you could apply for.
A welcome message from our advisors
Team Africa at NTU
Hello. We’re NTU’s Team Africa representatives: Annabel, Edel, Vera, Funmi, Anna and Billy.
We’re delighted that you’re thinking about joining NTU. We regular travel to events throughout Africa and love meeting new students and families who are interested in higher education. Hopefully one day we'll be able to meet you soon too.
You can find our visit schedule on the NTU in Africa page. You can also register for updates to stay informed about the latest news and opportunities at NTU.
If you can't meet us in person, contact africa@ntu.ac.uk and we'll get back to you. We could even arrange a Skype call to discuss things in more detail.
Entry requirements for students from Liberia
See how your qualifications will be measured up against entry criteria for our courses.
Please note that these entry requirements are guidelines only. If you have questions or if your qualification is not listed, please contact our specialist African student admissions team: africa@ntu.ac.uk.
Considered for a foundation certificate at Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC).
Considered for direct entry to undergraduate degrees.
Considered for direct entry to postgraduate study.
We accept many different tests and qualifications, including qualifications from Liberia, such as the West African Examinations Council Senior School Certificate (WASSCE) with a grade C or 6. Please provide a scratch card as part of your application.
Students who do not meet the English language requirements may be required to take a pre-sessional English language (PEAP) course.
Scholarship for students from Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa High Achievers Award
We are pleased to offer up to £3,000 fee reduction to all high achieving Sub-Saharan African students. To be eligible you must:
- Achieve a 2.1 or 1st class degree from a recognised university in your Home nation.
- Be a resident and national of a Sub-Saharan African county.
To apply you will need to complete our online application form and tick the box which states you wish to be considered for the High Achievers Award.
LLM Sub-Saharan Africa Scholarship
Nottingham Law School (NLS) is pleased to offer one competitive scholarship up to a value of half your tuition fee.
We welcome applications from students from Nigeria who are holding an offer to study on a NLS full-time LLM Masters programme (not including LPC/BTC).
The scholarship will be awarded to the candidate who most closely meets the criteria for the award.
Find out more information about our deadlines and how to apply below.