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Nigeria, as the largest producer of oil in Africa, and among the top 20 producers in the World, continues to enjoy a flourishing and promising oil and gas sector. But many of the senior level jobs within this sector are occupied by expatriates. This is due to the shortfall of local human capital expertise to take the available jobs.

Costs, not the lack of gifted students, have been a challenge with producing a large group of highly educated individuals. There are numerous ways though available now for you to take advantage of internationally recognised study programmes with affordable tuition fees.

UNICAF Egypt students and staff visited an orphanage in Cairo to commemorate Orphans’ Day, on April 5th. The institution selected was the Dar el Orman (Malakt El Orman) Orphanage in Giza, which houses 17 orphan girls with disabilities. The UNICAF team brought sweets and toys to the girls at the Orphanage, and spent two hours talking, laughing and dancing with them.

Higher education has been traditionally understood to take place in a large historical building, with vast libraries, dormitories and a tight schedule. Having arrived in 2019, online-learning has now become a staple part of education. For long, large institutions have treated online courses as a niche tool or have ignored…

With nearly endless career choices available for MBA graduates, select the online MBA programme that is right for you. Below we have summarised the main points of your academic journey. This way you can achieve your goals the quickest way possible. While we live in a time of a volatile…

Finding your way through the maze of procedures required to complete an application to study at university is not always easy. In fact, it can become an overwhelming experience. Not only do you need to decide which study programme to pursue, you must also check that you satisfy all the requirements for it.

UNICAF is offering you the opportunity to win a full scholarship to study for your Master’s in Business Administration. Take part in the UNICAF essay competition ‘Higher Education of international quality shaping the leaders of tomorrow in Nigeria and in Africa’, for a chance to study for your MBA online, with multi-campus Unicaf University at zero cost, and receive an additional monetary prize of N100,000 in cash!

School graduates in Malawi have the opportunity to take computer lessons, totally free, at the state-of-the-art campus of the University in Lilongwe. The computer lessons are offered to interested secondary school leavers 2017/18 as a way of giving back to the community, within the framework of the University’s programme of Corporate Social Responsibility. After an introduction into computers in the campus amphitheatre, students have the opportunity to practice working on computers at the University’s computer lab.

Hundreds of school leavers and professionals attended the UNICAF Nigeria Open Day event on the 15th of September at the Sheraton Hotel Ikeja in Lagos, to learn more about the UNICAF higher education model. Guests were eager to obtain general information about UNICAF, or even to register for the degree programmes of their choice. The UNICAF team at the event consisted of Country Manager Femi Apena, Marketing Manager Emmanuel Ebanehita, Marketing Intern Salma Oladunjoye and Student Advisers Ofeimun Omonigho, Femi Majekodunmi, Lafe Foluke Abiodun and Christine Eka.

The moving story of the creative teacher in Africa, who, in the absence of a computer lab, taught his pupils ICT by drawing a computer screen on the classroom blackboard, went viral on the Internet, capturing the hearts of thousands in the West. Richard Appiah Akoto, teacher at the Sekyedumase NA Junior High School in the Ashanti region of Ghana, has exhibited a passion for teaching and immense creativity by taking the initiative to provide this vital knowledge to his students, even with the simple means available to him at the time.