Étudier au Liberia pour La citoyenneté guinéenne

    The education sector in Liberia faces a complex set of challenges related to post-civil war recovery, limited funding, poor infrastructure and the Ebola epidemic.

    Higher education in Liberia includes the following levels:

    1. Bachelor's degree. Education takes 4 years. Certificate/Diploma issued: Bachelor's degree.

Or Higher teacher training (secondary school). You need to study for 4 years. Provides a Bachelor's Degree in Education or a Class A Teaching Certificate.

    2. Master's degree. 1–2 years. Certificate/diploma issued: Master's degree.

Or Higher teacher training (higher education). Training takes 2 years. To teach in teacher training colleges, you need a master's degree along with a teaching qualification. University teachers must have a Doctor of Science degree.

    3. Doctorate. 3-7 years old. Certificate/diploma issued: Doctor's degree.

Higher education in Liberia has also suffered over the past two decades. The main institutions are the University of Liberia, Cuttington University, and Harper Technical College, as well as several other private faith-based institutions.

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    In order to study in Liberia, international students will need to obtain a visa. Usually, this is a multiple-entry visa for 1, 2, or 3 years.

    The documents for obtaining a visa: passport, photo, visa application form, confirmation of sufficient finances, health insurance, proof of residence, vaccination against yellow fever.

    In addition, you will definitely need to provide a letter of acceptance, which confirms that the applicant has been offered a full-time place at a Liberian university.

    It is mandatory for all citizens of the West African Community studying or wishing to study in Liberia to obtain student passes from the relevant immigration services.

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    Can a student combine study and work in Liberia?

Visas and student passes do not allow paid or volunteer work in Liberia.

    Is it possible to get a scholarship to study in Liberia?

Yes, there is such a possibility. You can read about available scholarships on the website of the Ministry of Education of Liberia