Aisha Ibrahim, a Nigerian pharmacist and University of Lagos graduate, has won the ₦17 million Allan Ferguson Scholarship to pursue a Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences at Aston University, UK.


Aisha Ibrahim, a Nigerian pharmacist and graduate of the University of Lagos, has been awarded the prestigious Allan Ferguson Scholarship to study for a Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences at Aston University in the United Kingdom.
The scholarship, valued at £10,500 (approximately ₦17 million), covers full tuition fees of £22,500 and includes an additional £6,000 contribution toward living expenses for the 2025/26 academic year. The Allan Ferguson Scholarship is designed to support exceptional students from Africa and India who might otherwise lack the opportunity to study in the UK.
Aston University announced the award on their official Instagram page, celebrating Aisha’s academic achievements and dedication. In response, Aisha expressed her gratitude to the university for providing a conducive learning environment and resources to support her academic goals.
For aspiring students, Aston University offers similar opportunities to outstanding candidates from eligible regions. More details on how to apply can be found on their official platforms.
SOURCES: ALLSCHOOL, SCHOLARSHIP REGION
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