scholarships and financial assistance

2021

THE FUTURE IS YOURS TO SHAPE

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL

ASSISTANCE

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The Future is Yours to Shape

Financial Assistance Schemes at a Glance

MOE Tuition Grant

SIT Scholarship

Donor-Supported Bond-Free Scholarships

External Scholarships

Scholarships Administered by MOE-Appointed Secretariat Office

Financial Assistance Recipients

Loan Schemes

Other Assistance Schemes

Bursaries and Study Grants

Donor-Supported Bursaries and Study Grants

Application Timeline

Notes

MORE THAN 300 Scholarships and Financial Assistance schemes available

1 IN 2 STUDENTS received either a scholarship or bursary

2 IN 5 STUDENTS paid for their tuition fees via a loan scheme

At SIT, we recognise and nurture our students through a wide array of scholarships made available by SIT and its extensive network of partners. Beyond academic merit, our scholars at SIT contribute actively to student life and embody the SIT-DNA — ‘Thinking Tinkerers’, who are ‘Able to Learn, Unlearn and Relearn’, while being ‘Catalysts for Transformation’ and staying ‘Grounded in the Community’. At the same time, SIT is committed to providing students access to an excellent education without letting any financial challenges get in the way. Through the Financial Assistance schemes, we aim to empower you to take charge of your education journey.

THE FUTURE IS YOURS TO SHAPE

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TUITION FEES MOE Tuition Grant

MENDAKI Tertiary Tuition Fee Subsidy

Post-Secondary Education Account

CPF Education Loan Scheme

Tuition Fee Loan

SIT Study Loan

Donor-Supported Bursaries

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEMES AT A GLANCE

LIVING ALLOWANCE SIT Study Loan Living Allowance

Higher Education Community Bursary

Higher Education Bursary

SIT Bursary

Donor-Supported Bursaries

MISCELLANEOUS SUPPORT Laptop Support Scheme

Overseas Student Programme Loan

Emergency Funds and Grants

SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY2

MOE TUITION GRANT

For more information on the MOE TG Scheme and tuition fees, please visit SingaporeTech.edu.sg.

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NON-SUBSIDISED FEES

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TUITION FEES

MOE TG

Tuition Fees Payable

To help students manage the cost of full-time tertiary education in Singapore, the Government of Singapore offers a Tuition Grant Scheme that provides subsidies for eligible students.

Singapore Citizens (SC) will be automatically awarded an MOE Tuition Grant (TG) with no bond obligation. Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) and International Students (IS) will need to apply for the grant and commit to a Grant Agreement to work in a Singapore entity for three years upon graduation.

Students who have received TG for studies in degree programmes at NUS, NTU, SMU, SUTD, SIT, SUSS, LASALLE or NAFA, will be eligible for TG up to the total credits required for graduation at SIT, less the percentage of semesters or trimesters of TG received at their previous university.

If you have already fully utilised your TG for degree programmes and were conferred degree qualifications, you will have to pay non-subsidised fees for the entire duration of your new programme.

If you have graduated from a part-time undergraduate degree programme, awarded by then-SIM University, and was enrolled in the degree programme between 2001 to 2008, please contact us at [email protected] for more details on tuition fees.

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SIT SCHOLARSHIPSIT invests substantially in its own scholarships to cultivate future leaders for Singapore’s growing industries. The SIT Scholarship aims to recognise students for their academic excellence, robust co-curricular record, and strong leadership qualities. SIT Scholars will have the opportunity to develop into well-rounded individuals, while playing their part to shape the student culture at SIT, contribute to the community, and be responsible global citizens.

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SC = Singapore Citizens

SPR = Singapore Permanent Residents

OU = Overseas University

*The Scholarship covers the full tuition fees of the degree programme, based on the SC rate after the MOE Tuition Grant subsidy.

CRITERIA

TIPS FOR APPLYING

SIT MID-TERM SCHOLARSHIP

SIT SCHOLARSHIP

Full coverage of subsidised tuition fees*

Annual miscellaneous fees

All programmes

SC or SPR

Outstanding academic results

Strong leadership qualities

Good CCA record and/or community service involvement

SC or SPR



Good CCA record and/or community service involvement

For SIT or joint degree programmes: Completed 60 credits

For OU degree programmes: Entering final year of degree programme

Eligibility

Undergraduate Programme

Coverage

Showcase your portfolio This could be a professional portfolio, or any personal projects you are working on. Flaunt your talent!

Make an impression Remember, your scholarship application will be the first impression you make. Prepare your application ahead of time, go through the document checklist, and proofread for errors before submitting.

Boost your application With recommendation letters, or pictures and records of your achievements and contributions.

Prepare for the interview Read widely, be confident, and truthful!

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JAN — MAR SIT Application Portal

https://Admission.SingaporeTech.edu.sg

Applicants: Submit your Admissions application.

Returning NSMen: Confirm your acceptance by the stipulated deadline.

Submit your Financial Aid application.

You should apply for the SIT Scholarship in the same year you are seeking to matriculate.

Application Period: 2 January to 31 March

APPLICATION PROCESS

FEB — MAY Shortlisted applicants

will be assessed through interviews. For specific degree programmes, you may have to submit portfolios, and/or be assessed through a written or technical test.

BY JOINT ACCEPTANCE DEADLINE

If your application is successful, accept our offer!

APR — MAY Check your Admissions

application outcome.

Shortlisted candidates for SIT Scholarship will be assessed through interviews.

Admissions SIT Scholarship

JUNE Check your SIT Scholarship

application outcome. If you are successful, accept our offer!


SIT SCHOLARSENGINEERINGAs an SIT Scholar, I am grateful for the opportunities to participate in Outreach events by sharing my experiences thus far with parents and prospective students.

The scholarship has also benefitted me with the specially-curated activities, which allow me to attain essential soft skills for the workforce.

As the first in my family to attend university, I am thankful for the SIT Scholarship, which has enabled me to pursue my dreams without worrying about finances. This drives me even more to achieve holistic excellence and give back to the community.

I hope to inspire not only my peers, but future undergraduates as well, to actively pursue their passion and be courageous leaders.YAP SUNE AIK

Application Engineer

Belden Inc.

Graduate (2020)

Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering

ATHIRAH NURIN SYAKIRAH BINTE SALEHYear 1

Civil Engineering

SIT SCHOLARSCHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND FOOD TECHNOLOGYThe SIT Scholarship has provided the platform for me to excel academically and give back to the community.

The workshops and activities under the Scholar Engagement Programme have equipped me with the required skills to drive positive change, and this mindset has helped me tremendously in my working profession.

I look forward to participating in the specially-curated activities under the Scholar Engagement Programme to further develop my soft skills in leadership and effective communication, which I believe would help me achieve greater heights in my future career.

ELANGO MEENAKSHI YAZHINIProcess Engineer

Pfizer Pte Ltd

Graduate (2020)

Pharmaceutical Engineering

CRYSTAL CHU HUI ZHENYear 1

Food Technology

SIT SCHOLARSINFOCOMM TECHNOLOGYAs an SIT Scholar, I participated in several service learning projects across the ASEAN region, and also had the opportunity to share my experiences at my alma mater, Republic Polytechnic. Being able to contribute to the community was truly a humbling and insightful experience, which encouraged me to continue giving to the community.

As an SIT Scholar, I hope to further develop my leadership and interpersonal skills. Hence I’m glad that the SIT Scholar Engagement Programme not only focuses on hard skills, but also soft skills that are valued in the workforce.

I am excited to embark on this journey and am looking forward to make the best of it by offering help to those in need, or by giving back to the community.JACK BOEY WEN MING

Year 4

Information and Communications Technology (Information Security)

TNG KAH WEIYear 1

Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation

SIT SCHOLARSHEALTH AND SOCIAL SCIENCESThe SIT Scholarship has provided me with opportunities to network with fellow scholars and professors from other domains. This allows me to broaden my horizons by building foundations for potential collaborations.

The SIT Scholar Engagement Programme has also helped to sharpen my skills in interpreting non-verbal cues, and responding actively to different situations.

Being part of the SIT Scholar community gives me the chance to interact with and learn from peers across disciplines. The activities under the SIT Scholar Engagement Programme also helped hone my clinical reasoning and interpersonal skills, and enabled me to add value to my profession upon graduation.

YEO RUOQI JOEYPursuing postgraduate studies in Duke-NUS Medical School

Graduate (2020)

Physiotherapy

JOSHUA TING SI YUANYear 1

Nursing

SIT SCHOLARSDESIGN AND SPECIALISED BUSINESSESThe SIT Mid-Term Scholarship has opened doors to networking opportunities with like-minded individuals and allowed me to forge valuable friendships and memories.

As an SIT Scholar, I had the chance to be an emcee and student speaker at outreach events, which helped me polish my communication skills, better engage with prospects, and share my experiences with others.

I feel that the vision of the SIT Scholarship — in developing us to become well-rounded individuals with the heart to serve — resonates with me, as going the extra mile for people gives me a sense of fulfilment. I am excited to join the SIT Scholar community and I look forward to playing my part as an ambassador of SIT.

LAU JACOB JULIANSales Manager and Choreographer

Legacy Dance Co.

Graduate (2020)

Hospitality Business

FARAHDIANA SYAMIMI BINTE ZAINALYear 1


SIT SCHOLAR ENGAGEMENT

As Singapore’s University of Applied Learning, SIT looks to our scholars as proactive agents of innovation and transformation. Through programmes such as the induction camp, dialogue sessions, and customised workshops, we aim to create a community of future leaders.

SIT SCHOLARS TEA SESSION

Scan the QR code to find out more.


SIT SCHOLARSHIP AWARD AND APPRECIATION CEREMONY

SIT SCHOLARS CAMP


DONOR-SUPPORTED BOND-FREE SCHOLARSHIPS

The following bond-free scholarships have been established at SIT, thanks to gifts from private donors who wish to encourage our students to strive for the highest academic excellence.

AbbVie Scholarship

Baker Tilly Scholarship

BR Metals Scholarship

Choo Chiau Beng Overseas Immersion Programme Scholarship

DBS Scholarship

EnGro Scholarship

Feng Ming Scholarship

Foo Kon Tan Scholarship

Ho Bee Scholarship

iSparkle Scholarship

John Abraham Rapid Physiocare Scholarship

Kewalram Chanrai Group Scholarship

KKH Scholarship

Lim Doa Hin Scholarship

Lim Siah Mong Scholarship

Mr & Mrs Ko Seng Gie Scholarship

Naterra Resources International Scholarship

Nexis TS Public Accounting Corporation Financial Scholarship

ON Semiconductor Scholarship

Peter Lim Scholarship

Prudential Scholarship

Rotary Club of Bugis Junction Scholarship

Rotary Club of Tanglin & Tong Kok Chiang Scholarship

RSM Singapore Financial Scholarship

Sang Nila Utama Scholarship

SBF Foundation – SIT Scholarship

SCCCF Scholarship

Seagift Scholarship

Shopee Scholarship

Singapore Chemical Industry Council Financial Scholarship

The Abang Scholarship

The Ngee Ann Kongsi Scholarship

TUCSS Engineering Scholarship

Wilmar Scholarship

Yusof Ishak Scholarship


SIT has a close symbiotic relationship with the industry. Together with our industry partners, government agencies, and organisations, SIT has been bringing opportunities to deserving undergraduates through scholarships and sponsorships.

Our industry partners also benefit by sending their employees to upgrade their skills and gain new knowledge through SIT's degree programmes.

EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS

1 IN 16 STUDENTS from AY2020 intake is on an industry scholarship.

SCHOLARSHIPS ADMINISTERED BY MOE-APPOINTED SECRETARIAT OFFICE

UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP

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One-time cash award of S$3,500

Subsidised tuition fees will be waived if recipients are unsuccessful in securing a concurrent scholarship

Subsidised tuition fees

Living allowance of S$5,800 per annum

One-time laptop allowance of S$2,000

All programmesEngineering/Computing programmes

SC or SPR



Good CCA record

Polytechnic Diploma holders

For the most up-to-date information on our scholarships, please visit SingaporeTech.edu.sg.


FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTSThe wide range of financial assistance avenues available at SIT continue to enable many of our students, some being the first in their families* to attend university, to achieve their goals and better their family situations.

* This refers to students whose parents did not have the opportunity to attend university.** This programme will be known as Computer Engineering from AY2021/22.

I am the first in my family of five to attend university and we were worried about our ability to cope with the various education expenses. After attending the SIT Open House and looking through the Scholarships and Financial Assistance Schemes brochure, I found out about the MENDAKI Tertiary Tuition Fee Scheme and public bursaries, which can alleviate my financial challenges.

The time I would have spent on working part-time is now used to participate in school activities, such as the overseas service-learning projects and serving the Accountancy Student Management Committee as its Vice-President. With the opportunities and fulfilling experiences thus far, I am certain that joining SIT was the right choice.

The decision to further my education after being in the workforce was a difficult one to make, as my father would have to shoulder the various household and medical expenses of the family by himself. However, being the first in my family to enter university, I was determined to make my parents proud without increasing their financial burden through bank loans and public bursaries.

The financial aid was able to fully cover all the education expenses and allowed me to allocate my savings for my parent’s medical expenses instead. I am able to focus fully on my studies and even secured a Donor-Supported Scholarship!

AHMAD HASHIM BIN SULEMANYear 3

Accountancy

EILEEN ANG YEE LINGYear 2

Occupational Therapy

Being the first in my family to attend university, I chose SIT because of its applied learning pedagogy. Other than tuition fees, I was concerned with how I can manage my living expenses without relying on my parents, especially during such difficult times. Prior to starting school, I planned to work part-time after my classes and thought that was the best option I had. However, through the financial assistance schemes, I am able to invest my time fully in my academics and participate in student activities.

BADRUL AMEEN AZALIYear 1

Telematics (Intelligent Transportation Systems Engineering)**


STUDENT RELIEF FUND@SIT (COVID-19)This relief fund was established to assist undergraduates facing unexpected financial hardship due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

My guardian is a housewife and I rely on my part-time job as a private tutor to support myself. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, we were greatly affected as my lessons could not continue. With the support from SIT, I was able to cover my living expenses during these difficult times and focus on my education. Most importantly, I no longer have to worry about being unable to cope with my studies while juggling with my part-time job.

My father had several medical conditions and we were struggling to make ends meet. I even considered giving up my education and joining the workforce so that I could provide for my family. I worked as a delivery rider to cover my own allowance and help with my household expenses. Both the Student Relief Fund and other assistance schemes available have allowed my father to recuperate with a peace of mind and for me to reduce my part-time job commitments.

KOH KENG KIATYear 3

Aircraft Systems Engineering

SUREKA D/O ELANGOVANYear 1

Offshore Engineering

My father was tested postive for COVID-19 and my mother also received a pay cut, in addition to the unpaid leave she had to take to serve her Stay Home Notice. I was unable to secure part-time employment due to the reduced job opportunities and we were heavily reliant on my brother for the past few months. The Student Relief Fund has helped reduce the stress that my parents were facing, as it came in handy for my allowance and the household expenses. This allowed me to focus

on my final trimester where my team attained an A- for our capstone project! While I have managed to secure full-time

employment, the hospitality industry was affected by the pandemic situation and caused a delay in my work commencement. However, I was able to utilise the leftover amount from the Student Relief Fund to cover

my expenses during the delay.

CHIA XIN RONG VANESSAGraduate (2020)



LOAN SCHEMESTUITION FEE LOAN

(TFL)SIT STUDY LOAN

(SIT SL)

KEY: SC = Singapore Citizens SPR = Singapore Permanent Residents IS = International Students PCI = Per Capita Income

NOTE 1. IS must be receiving the MOE TG in order to apply for the TFL and SIT SL. 2. For use of SIT SL for payment of tuition fees, applicants must have also applied for the TFL.

* IN4SIT refers to SIT’s student portal.For more information on loan schemes, please refer to SingaporeTech.edu.sg.

SC

SPR

IS

Up to 90% of subsidised fees payable by SC

Up to 10% of subsidised tuition fees payable by SC

Living allowance option of S$3,600 per annum

SC/SPR with a PCI of no more than S$2,700

IS with a PCI of no more than S$1,200

Apply online via IN4SIT* and generate the Application Form for submission to a DBS branch by the stipulated deadline

Between 21 to 60 years of age

Must not be an undischarged bankrupt

No income qualification required

Must not have guaranteed more than 2 student loans

Nationality:

SC guarantor for SC applicant

SC/SPR guarantor for SPR applicant

SC/SPR/Foreigner for IS applicant

Apply online via IN4SIT* and upload supporting documents for income eligibility assessment by the stipulated deadline

Upon approval, student is to present the Letter of Approval and Loan Agreement Form at a DBS branchH

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CPF EDUCATION LOAN SCHEME OVERSEAS STUDENT PROGRAMME LOAN (OSP)

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90%

10%Tuition Fee Loan

SIT Study Loan

50%

50%CPF Education Loan Scheme

Tuition Fee Loan

A combination of loan schemes can

COVER UP TO

100%

of subsidised tuition fees payable.

2 IN 5 STUDENTSpaid for their tuition fees via a loan scheme.

SC

SPR

SC/SPR/IS who are receiving the MOE TG

Loan quantum may vary for each degree programme

Up to 100% of subsidised tuition fees, payable by undergraduate students

CPF member may only use up to 40% of accumulated savings in the ordinary account, excluding amounts withdrawn for housing

Application details will be provided at the pre-trip briefing.

SC/SPR: Login using SingPass via CPF Board website

IS: Hardcopy application to be submitted to SIT

SC/SPR: No guarantor requirement. However, the CPF Board reserves the right to require a student to furnish a guarantor acceptable to the Board when it is deemed necessary

IS: Have to furnish details of a guarantor upon application

Singapore Citizen

Between 21 to 60 years of age

Gainfully employed

Must not be an undischarged bankrupt

Must not have guaranteed more than 2 student loans

Must not be a full-time student


OTHER ASSISTANCE SCHEMESMENDAKI TERTIARY

TUITION FEE SUBSIDY (TTFS)

POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION ACCOUNT

(PSEA)

SC (Malay undergraduates only)

50% to 100% subsidy of subsidised tuition fees; dependent on calculated PCI

Submit an online application through the MENDAKI website

Quantum dependent on funds available in PSEA account

Download Standing Order or Ad Hoc Withdrawal Form via the SIT website

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LAPTOP SUPPORT SCHEMESIT students who are unable to own a laptop for educational purposes, due to financial difficulties, may approach the Student Life Division ([email protected]).

Applications are approved subject to fulfilment of eligibility criteria and availability of equipment.

SC who have completed their full-time National Service will receive a

TOP-UP IN THEIR PSEA.

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BURSARIES AND STUDY GRANTSHIGHER EDUCATION

COMMUNITY BURSARY

DONOR-SUPPORTED

BURSARY

HIGHER EDUCATION

BURSARY

SIT BURSARY

KEY: SC = Singapore Citizens PCI = Per Capita Income GHI = Gross Household Income

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SC

Calculated PCI no more than S$1,000 or GHI no more than S$4,000

S$5,000 or S$6,200 depending on calculated PCI or GHI

SC

Calculated PCI no more than S$2,250 or GHI no more than S$9,000

S$1,350 or S$3,200 depending on calculated PCI or GHI

All education expenses, including tuition fees, course materials, overseas

educational trips, and other study-related expenses

Made possible by philanthropic support

Various education expenses, such as tuition fees, living allowance, overseas

educational trips

Residency criteria is unique to each donor-supported bursary

Award quantum varies from S$3,000 to S$10,000

Please refer to the SIT website for a full listing of donor-supported bursaries available and their respective criteria

and awarding quantum

Singaporean students can receive a public bursary of up to

S$6,200

Students can hold a

PUBLIC BURSARY and a

DONOR-SUPPORTED AWARD concurrently.


DONOR-SUPPORTED BURSARIES/STUDY GRANTS RESIDENCY CRITERION

QUANTUM PER ACADEMIC YEAR

(SGD)

Abwin Study Grant SC $5,000

Aegis Building & Engineering Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Aerospace Consultancy Bursary SC $5,000

Alfa Tech Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust ("A-REIT") Bursary SC $5,000

Aviva Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Catalyst Bursary SC/MY $5,000

CEI Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Charmaine Steyn Bursary SC $5,000

Choo Chiau Beng Bursary SC $5,000

CLASS Bursary SC $1,500

Conrac Asia Display Products Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Decision Science Agency Study Grant SC $5,000

Dou Yee Enterprises Bursary SC/SPR $7,500

ENGIE Services Singapore Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

finexis advisory Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Geo Energy Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

GIC Sparks & Smiles Award SC $6,000

Goh Bee Gah Bursary SC $5,000

KEY: SC = Singapore Citizen SPR = Singapore Permanent Resident MY = Malaysian Information is correct at time of print; for more details, please visit SingaporeTech.edu.sg.

Deserving students in financial need are empowered to realise their dream of attaining a quality university education at SIT, thanks to bursaries and study grants made possible by our donors. For details on their respective eligibility criteria, award quantum, usage conditions, and application deadlines, please refer to SingaporeTech.edu.sg.

DONOR-SUPPORTED BURSARIES AND STUDY GRANTS





(SGD)

Goh Family Bursary SC $5,000

Goh Foundation Allowance SC $2,000

Goh Foundation Bursary SC $6,250

GSK-EDB-HRD Bursary SC $5,000

GSK-EDB-HRD Support Grant SC $2,000

Hifsah Begum Study Grant SC/MY $5,625

Ho Family Bursary SC $5,000

HSH Study Grant SC $5,000

ICH Gemini Bursary SC $5,000

JCS-Echigo Study Grant ALL $5,000

John Abraham Rapid Physiocare Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

JSP Study Grant ALL $5,000

Kee Gen Heng Bursary SC $5,000

Keppel Study Grant SC $5,000

Khoo Chwee Neo Foundation Bursary ALL $5,000 - $10,000

Kimly Construction Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Koufu Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Kwai Fong & Raymond Goh Study Grant SC $5,000

Lee Foundation Bursary SC/SPR $6,220

Lee Foundation Emergency Grant SC/SPR Up to $5,000

Li Ah Ngor Bursary ALL $5,000

Lien Shih Sheng Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Lih Ming Construction Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Lim Chew Swee Bursary SC $5,000

Lim Doa Hin Study Grant SC $5,000

Lim Peng Hun and Vanisa Compass 6 Bursary ALL $5,000

Lim Pu Leh Bursary SC/MY $8,000

Lions Community Service Foundation Emergency Grant

ALL $2,000

Lo Chee Fei & Ng Choy Wah Bursary SC $7,500

Lo Hock Ling Bursary SC $5,000

Loo Shaw Chang & Tan Hooi Hong Bursary SC $5,000

Low Ming Wah Study Grant ALL $5,000

Loyang Tua Pek Kong Bursary SC/SPR $5,000





(SGD)

L-QuBE Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

M.Tech Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Mapletree Bursary SC $5,000

Mdm Leow Sik Kee Bursary SC $6,000

MHC – Meek & Lowly – Ode to Art & Dr Ng Choon Hee Bursary

SC $5,000

Mohamed Abdul Jaleel Bursary SC $5,000

Mr and Mrs Chow Wing Tak Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Nebulas Tree Bursary SC $5,000

Net-Source Group Study Grant SC/SPR $5,000

Ng Sheng Poh and Quek Siew Keow Bursary SC $5,000

Ocean Tankers Bursary SC $5,000

Octava Foundation Study Grant SC $5,000

Paul Tseng Study Grant SC/SPR $3,000

Pei Hwa Foundation Bursary SC $5,000

Peter Wong Tat Tak Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Q'son Kitchen Equipment Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Rotary Club of Bugis Junction Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Rotary Club of Jurong Town Bursary SC $5,000

S.S. Jhunjhnuwala – Naumi Hotel Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Samwoh Corporation Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Samwoh Corporation Global Immersion Study Grant SC/SPR $5,000

Sheng Siong Group Bursary ALL $5,000

Silent Minority BursarySC (Malay, Indian, Eurasian descent)

$5,000

Singapore Contractors Association Study Grant SC/SPR $5,000

SIT Bursary SC/SPR $3,000

steel.sg Study Grant SC $5,000

Super Bean Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

SYNthesize Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

SystemEngineer360 Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

T T J Design and Engineering Overseas Immersion Programme Grant

SC/SPR $4,000

T.E Engineering Bursary ALL $5,000





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TAK Bursary SC $5,000

陈冯 (Tan – Foong) Allowance SC $2,400

TE Connectivity Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Teo Sie Lee Bursary SC $10,000

Teo-Tan Family Study Grant SC $5,000

The Applied Materials Bursary SC $5,000

The Ireland Funds (Singapore) Overseas Immersion Programme Grant

SC $6,000

The Mohan Family Bursary SC $5,000

The Polyolefin Company Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Thomson Shin Min Foundation Bursary SC $5,000

Thye Hong Study Grant SC/MY $5,000

Ti Sui Tsu Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Tiong Seng Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

TK Loo Bursary SC $5,000

TL Whang Foundation Bursary SC/SPR $6,000

TL Whang Foundation Overseas Immersion Programme Grant

SC/SPR $6,000

TME Bursary ALL $5,000

Tractors Singapore Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Vidya D Jhunjhnuwala – Naumi Hotel Emergency Grant

ALL $5,000

Wee Woon Kwee Bursary SC/SPR $10,000

Woh Hup Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

Wong Kwok Leong (黄国量) Bursary SC $5,000

Wong SH Bursary SC $5,000

Wong Sooi Loon Bursary SC $5,000

Worldwide Hotels – Choo Chong Ngen Bursary SC $5,000

Wu Peihui Bursary SC $6,000

X Inc Bursary SC $5,000

Xiao De (孝德) Bursary SC/MY $3,000

Xiao De (孝德) Emergency Fund ALL Up to $5,000

Yangzheng Foundation Bursary SC $6,250

Yeo Lik Kim Bursary SC $5,000


SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION TIMELINEThere are two application cycles per Academic Year. Ensure you have access to IN4SIT* and your SIT email account.The status of your applications will be communicated via your SIT email account.

JUNE CYCLE

END AUG RELEASE OF PUBLIC BURSARY APPLICATION OUTCOME

END JUL RELEASE OF SIT STUDY LOAN APPLICATION OUTCOME

Successful applicants to submit relevant forms to DBS Bank

SEP INTERVIEW ASSESSMENT FOR DONOR-SUPPORTED AWARDS

OCT RELEASE OF DONOR-SUPPORTED AWARDS APPLICATION OUTCOME

DISBURSEMENT OF YOUR AWARDED FINANCIAL AID

JUN APPLY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEMES

PSEA Standing Order

Tuition Fee Loan

SIT Study Loan

Financial Aid (Scholarships, Bursaries and Grants)

Application Period: 1 June to 7 July



Application Period: Refer to SingaporeTech.edu.sg


For more information, please refer to SingaporeTech.edu.sg. *IN4SIT refers to SIT’s student portal

END JAN RELEASE OF PUBLIC BURSARY APPLICATION OUTCOME

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