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Beyond Borders: Nexford University and Constructor University Partners to give Nigerians Job Access Amidst Europe’s Skilled Labor Crisis

……. New partnership to help tackle Germany’s skilled workforce gap, while opening doors for Nigerian students to work abroad

Amin Idris by Amin Idris
August 24, 2025
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LAGOS, Nigeria – As Europe grapples with a deepening skills shortage, Nexford University and Constructor University are unveiling a groundbreaking partnership. This collaboration aims to connect Nigeria’s bright, and ambitious youths with world-class education and lucrative career opportunities in Germany and across Europe.

Constructor University, a leader in innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship, offers practical skills and industry connections that perfectly complement Nexford University’s online, career-focused American education model.

Together, they’ve crafted a program to meet both Nigeria’s growing demand for international education and Germany’s critical need for skilled professionals.

A Nigeria-to-Europe Learning Experience

Starting in the 2025/2026 academic year, this first-of-its-kind initiative lets Nigerian students complete up to 50% of their bachelor’s or master’s degrees entirely online through Nexford University.

After that, they’ll transfer to Constructor University’s Bremen campus to finish their studies. This unique structure provides crucial international exposure, hands-on experience in German industries, and direct access to Europe’s extensive professional networks.

For postgraduate students, the program offers an even more compelling benefit: the potential to earn dual master’s degrees through a streamlined curriculum where courses are recognized by both institutions.

“For many talented Nigerian students, the dream of obtaining an international education has long been hampered by prohibitive upfront costs and complex visa processes,” said Fadl Al Tarzi, CEO of Nexford University.

“Our partnership changes that equation completely, allowing students to begin building their future right here in Nigeria, before making the transition abroad to access global education and career opportunities, without facing the high upfront costs of moving abroad.” This information can be confirmed on the website of Nexford University.

Unlocking Access to Global Jobs

Despite Nigeria producing over 500,000 university graduates annually, the country faces significant challenges in providing enough professional opportunities for its educated workforce.

This initiative arrives at a crucial time, aligning perfectly with Germany’s projected shortage of seven million skilled workers by 2035. With more than 209,000 unfilled positions in STEM fields alone, Nigerian graduates with Constructor University credentials will enter a welcoming employment landscape.

Graduates of Constructor University are eligible for an 18-month visa in Germany, as the program fulfills the minimum residency requirements for a work visa.

The curriculum is strategically designed to equip students with skills highly sought after in European labor markets. Currently, 78% of Constructor University graduates are employed across Europe, with an impressive 70% securing jobs within just three months of graduation.

Top employers include global powerhouses like Accenture, Amazon, Google, Deloitte, Ernst & Young, Roche, and UBS, highlighting the program’s strong industry connections and career prospects.

Scholarship Benefits and Affordability for Nigerians

Understanding the economic realities many Nigerian students face, this partnership includes significant financial advantages. Students begin with Nexford’s affordable flat-fee tuition while studying from home, avoiding substantial international relocation costs during the first half of their program.

Upon transferring to Constructor University, all Nexford students automatically qualify for scholarship consideration. This thoughtful approach makes the world-class international education accessible to a broader segment of Nigeria’s ambitious youth.

“By combining Constructor University’s on-campus education with Nexford’s online expertise, we have designed a unique program that offers flexibility, learning, and employment opportunities at an affordable rate,” said Turgut Tülü, Chancellor of Constructor University.

“This program aligns with Constructor University’s mission to cement Bremen’s status as a hub for global talent, offering students top-edge skills, high-performing programs, and an innovative approach to education across all disciplines.”

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According to Punch Newspaper, Graduates will be uniquely positioned to build thriving careers in Europe, develop businesses connecting European and Nigerian markets, or return to Nigeria with valuable skills and networks that strengthen the local economy.

About Nexford University:

Nexford University is a next-generation, 100% online university built for a global audience. Accredited in the U.S., Nexford offers flexible, affordable, and practical degree programs designed to equip learners with the skills they need to succeed in the modern workplace. Learn more at www.nexford.edu.

About Constructor University:

Founded in 2001, Constructor University is a top-ranked, English-language, private university with a campus in Bremen, Germany. With its interdisciplinary approach and advanced digital learning tools, it equips students with fundamental knowledge, critical thinking, and practical skills. For more information: www.constructor.university.

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Amin Idris

Amin Idris

Amin is an award-winning investigative author and journalist. His compelling narratives offer profound insights into global economic trends and geopolitical shifts, widely published in several Media outlets. He is a recipient of several distinguished awards.

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