Unicaf is partnering with Jobberman to bring you an exclusive opportunity to earn a British Bachelor's or Master's degree – entirely online – starting from just £99 per month.
Whether you're looking to advance in your current role or change career paths entirely, this limited-time offer gives you access to affordable, flexible, and quality higher education from one of Unicaf's leading and prestigious partner universities in the UK and Africa:
The University of East London, rated University of the Year 2025 in Teaching Quality by the Sunday Times Good University Guide
Liverpool John Moores University, ranked as the 2nd-best university in the UK, according to the UniCompare Top 100 Universities Rankings 2025
The University of Suffolk, which proudly boasts a 90% graduate employability rate
But you must act fast – this offer is only available for 10 days.
Join thousands of professionals who are transforming their careers with Unicaf's flexible online learning platform and generous scholarship offers.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Unicaf family and standing by your side as you embark or continue on your academic journey!
Kind Regards,
The Unicaf Team
Unicaf partner universities:
Unicaf is currently in partnership with the University of Suffolk (UK), Liverpool John Moores University (UK), the University of East London (UK), the University of California, Riverside Extension (USA) and multi-campus Unicaf University (Africa). Upon successful completion of their study programme, students receive from the relevant awarding body their degree, which is identical to the degree offered to on-campus students.
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) have entered into a strategic partnership to strengthen inter-agency collaboration, with the goal of driving economic growth and enhancing corporate governance s…
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) have entered into a strategic partnership to strengthen inter-agency collaboration, with the goal of driving economic growth and enhancing corporate governance standards in Nigeria.
The collaboration is expected to simplify compliance processes for businesses, particularly SMEs, by harmonising regulatory frameworks, improving transparency, and reducing duplication in reporting requirements.
By fostering a more business-friendly regulatory environment, the CAC–FRC alliance aims to boost investor confidence, encourage responsible business practices, and create a stronger foundation for sustainable SME growth in the country.
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has committed $40 million to the Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa – Project Development Fund, securing the fund's first close at $118 million.The investment, a mix of grants, junior equity, and co…
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has committed $40 million to the Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa – Project Development Fund, securing the fund's first close at $118 million.
The investment, a mix of grants, junior equity, and commercial equity, aims to de-risk early-stage projects and attract billions in private capital for green infrastructure across Africa. Partners include KfW, BOAD, the UK's FCDO, Three Cairns Group, and the Soros Economic Development Fund.
The initiative targets $500 million to unlock a $10 billion pipeline in sectors such as renewable energy, sustainable transport, and ICT. Fund manager Africa50 says the capital will fast-track bankable projects, strengthen local capacity, and boost economic growth.
AfDB Vice President Solomon Quaynor said the move is "a bold declaration" of the Bank's readiness to share early-stage risks with developers, ensuring a scalable flow of climate-resilient projects.
For SMEs in clean energy, water, and ICT, this opens fresh opportunities to tap into Africa's growing green economy.
