Young Nigerian lady wins scholarship to University of Oxford, set to bag masters degree
Oluwatamilore's academic journey began when she earned her bachelor's degree in Architecture from Covenant University in Nigeria in 2014. Building upon her solid foundation, she pursued a master of arts degree in Architecture at the University of Kent.
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A promising young scholar, Oluwatamilore Oni, has achieved a remarkable milestone by securing a prestigious scholarship to pursue her master's degree at the esteemed University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
Oluwatamilore Oni earned the highly competitive Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Trust (WHT) scholarship, which will fund her master's studies in Public Policy at the University of Oxford. She proudly shared her accomplishment on her LinkedIn profile, expressing her gratitude and excitement for this academic opportunity.
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Oluwatamilore will join the 2023 Master of Public Policy cohort at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, as a distinguished recipient of the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Trust scholarship. She expressed her gratitude to the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Trust for their exceptional support and impactful leadership program.
In her message, Oluwatamilore extended her appreciation to the friends and colleagues who generously assisted her during the application process. They provided invaluable feedback on her statement drafts, offered recommendations, shared their own experiences, and provided insights on what to expect.
Oluwatamilore's academic journey began when she earned her bachelor's degree in Architecture from Covenant University in Nigeria in 2014. Building upon her solid foundation, she pursued a master of arts degree in Architecture at the University of Kent.
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Her commitment to academic excellence was evident when she graduated with distinction from her first master's program. Before embarking on her academic journey at Oxford, Oluwatamilore worked as a Program Manager at Google, reflecting her professional expertise.
