MTN Foundation opens applications for 20th edition of MUSON scholarship programme

The MTN Foundation has opened applications for the 20th edition of the MTN Foundation – MUSON Music Scholars Programme. This year’s edition marks 20 years of the Foundation’s partnership with the Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON), one of Nigeria’s longest-running private sector investments in music education.

Since 2006, the partnership has helped over 500 talented young Nigerians access professional music education at the MUSON School of Music. It has nurtured aspiring musicians, removed financial barriers to learning, and contributed to the growth of Nigeria’s creative industry.

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Applications opened on Monday, July 20. Young Nigerians who meet the admission requirements and have a passion for music are invited to apply for the fully funded scholarship programme. Successful applicants will receive scholarships covering tuition, books and approved course-related expenses for the duration of their studies.

Speaking on the call for applications, Executive Director of the MTN Foundation, Odunayo Sanya, said the 20-year partnership reflects the Foundation’s commitment to developing young talent through education. “For two decades, our partnership with MUSON has created opportunities for talented young Nigerians to pursue professional music education. We are proud of the impact the programme has made over the years and remain committed to supporting the next generation of musicians as they develop their talent and build rewarding careers.”

The scholarship is open to candidates who meet the admission requirements of the MUSON School of Music. Applicants are encouraged to review the eligibility criteria carefully and submit all required documents before the application deadline.

The MTN Foundation MUSON Music Scholars Programme remains a key part of the Foundation’s education portfolio. Through the initiative, the Foundation continues to equip young Nigerians with the skills, discipline and professional training needed to thrive in the music industry. Applications close on Sunday, August 23.