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Applications for the 2026 Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) Overseas Scholarship Scheme, which gives Nigerian postgraduate students the chance to study in the UK, Germany, France, and Malaysia, are now open, according to the Federal Government.
Dada Olusegun, the President’s Special Advisor on Social Media, made the statement on Monday on X, formerly Twitter.
The statement said, “FG has announced the start of applications for 2026 Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) Scholarships overseas.”
Benefits include tuition, return flights, lodging, living allowances, health insurance, and, if appropriate, bench fees. The program targets MSc and PhD applicants in fields related to the oil and gas industry.
The initiative seeks to develop indigenous capability in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry while giving access to top-notch training, research facilities, and global expertise, according to a statement on the PTDF scholarship board website.
Scholarships for PhD candidates in the UK will be split-site, enabling research to be done at the College of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Kaduna (CPESK) as well as a few UK partner universities, such as Robert Gordon University, University of Strathclyde, and University of Portsmouth.
The PTDF emphasized that the scholarships are extremely competitive and that candidates are evaluated based on their academic background, research projects, membership in professional associations, and how applicable their studies are to the oil and gas sector.
Included in the eligibility requirements are:
Applicants for an MSc must have finished the NYSC program and have at least a Second Class Lower (2.2) or above in a first degree.
A five-page study proposal detailing goals, methods, and data gathering strategies must be submitted by PhD candidates.
Every applicant must have a valid National Identity Number (NIN), and submitting false documents or submitting numerous applications will automatically result in disqualification.
It is recommended that interested candidates apply online at scholarship.ptdf.gov.ng for programs at PTDF partner institutions that have been approved. Applications will close on February 27, 2026.
