What scholarships are available for studying in Singapore for a Master's/PhD?
Singapore offers several scholarships for international students at undergraduate, master's, and PhD levels. Here are some key options:
- NUS International Undergraduate Scholarship: Covers full tuition, living allowance, and more at National University of Singapore.
- Nanyang Scholarship: Full tuition and living allowance for international students at Nanyang Technological University.
- SMU Global Impact Scholarship: Full tuition and living allowance at Singapore Management University.
- ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship: Available at multiple universities, covers tuition and living allowance for students from ASEAN countries.
- Singapore Sustainability Scholarship: For students interested in environmental and sustainability fields.
- MSF Scholarships: For those pursuing careers in the social and family sector.
- K.S. Sandhu Graduate Scholarship: For master's studies in fields like Data Science and Economics.
Eligibility, benefits, and deadlines are subject to change depending on the scholarship and university. For detailed guidance on applying, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
More expert answers
Yes, there are several scholarship options for studying in Singapore.
Based on your profile (Master’s in Business Administration, 7.4 CGPA, 60 months of work experience, 30 LPA CTC), you can consider:
- NUS Graduate School Research Scholarship: Full tuition and monthly stipend for research-based Master’s at NUS. Apply during admissions.
- NUS Commonwealth Scholarship: For Commonwealth citizens (including India) in research Master’s/PhD at NUS. Covers full tuition and stipend. Apply during admissions.
- Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA): For research Master’s/PhD at NUS, NTU, SMU, or A*STAR. Covers full tuition, monthly stipend (from SGD 2,000), airfare, and settling-in grant. Apply on the SINGA portal; deadlines subject to change.
- MOE Tuition Grant: 40 - 60% tuition reduction for international students at public universities. Requires a 3-year work bond in Singapore after graduation.
Scholarship details and deadlines are subject to change. For tailored guidance, reach out to your LeapScholar counsellor.
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