SgIS Full-Term

SgIS Full-Term is tenable for young Singapore Citizens about to embark on their full-time undergraduate studies locally.
Eligibility Criteria
  • Singapore Citizen
  • Good GCE ‘A’ Level results (at least 10 academic units), International Baccalaureate, NUS High School Diploma or Polytechnic Diploma
  • Seeking admission or have been accepted for admission to the following institutions across all disciplines (excluding Dentistry, Medicine and other healthcare-related disciplines):

―   Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

―   National University of Singapore (NUS)

―   Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)

―   Singapore Management University (SMU)

―   Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)

  • Good co-curricular activities (CCA) record and leadership achievements
  • Passion to contribute to Singapore’s strategic sectors
Value of Award 
  • Full tuition fees and other approved academic charges
  • Maintenance and other allowances
  • Hostel allowance
  • Overseas exchange sponsorship (if requirements are met)
Bond Period
  • 3 years with the sponsoring organisation (for SIT graduates)
  • 4 years with the sponsoring organisation (for NTU / NUS / SMU / SUTD graduates)
Application Application for SgIS Full-Term 2016 cycle will open in January 2016. Sign up with our mailing list to be kept updated on the latest events!

 

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  • SgIS Team
    @Reuben. Yes the application is done via BrightSparks Portal. Application for 2016 will open in January 2016. Thank you
    26 October 2015
  • Reuben
    Hi, is the application done via Brightsparks?
    25 October 2015
  • SgIS Team
    @Athena The SgIS is open to all who meet the scholarship's eligibility criteria. You may wish to check out the eligibility criteria of SgIS on this website. You may also wish to check out the 'Course of Study' page to find out which organisations are keen on taking in law students. Thank you.
    21 October 2015
  • Athena
    Hi, may I know if the scholarship is applicable to mid-career change who are applying to do a second degree in law?
    20 October 2015
  • SgIS Team
    @Feranda Our participating organisations are the ones who indicate what their preferred courses of studies are. If there are certain courses of studies that the organisations are keen in, they would indicate them in the course of study list. Thank you.
    5 October 2015
  • SgIS Team
    @Marc Our participating organisations are the ones who indicate what their preferred courses of studies are. You may wish to refer to the following link to check which organisations are keen to take in undergraduates studying Philosophy: http://singaporeindustryscholarship.sg/course-of-study/. Thank you.
    5 October 2015
  • Feranda
    Hi, I am thinking of applying for architecture or design related courses. I'm keen on working in National Gallery but Architecture is not listed as a preferred course. Could I still apply then? Thanks for reading!
    3 October 2015
  • Marc
    Dear SgIS team, I am enrolling in NTU's Philosophy programme in 2016 after diruption of my National Service. May I know what industries are recommended for my course of study? Although I am keen in working in arts and culture, philosophy is not listed as a preferred course of study. Am I still eligible to apply even though this is so? If not, what would be recommended? Thank you so much!
    2 October 2015
  • SgIS Team
    @Richard The bond period for SgIS is standard across all participating organisations. For SgIS Full-Term, it varies between 3-4 years depending on your university. For SgIS Mid-Term Local, it is 2 years long, whereas for Mid-Term Overseas, it varies between 2-3 years. Thank you.
    2 October 2015
  • Richard
    HI SgIS Team, may I know how long is the bond with KPMG?
    1 October 2015
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