The SUSS PhD Scholarship aims to support applicants who have demonstrated academic excellence and whose proposed research aligns with the research focus of the Singapore University of Social Sciences and expertise of our faculty.

Who is Eligible?

You must be an applicant seeking admission to one of the three PhD programmes offered by SUSS, and have at least a 2nd Upper Class Honours Degree from a reputable university or equivalent qualifications. The three PhD programmes are:

• the Doctor of Philosophy programme offered by the Office of Graduate Studies;
• the Doctor of Philosophy programme (Gerontology) offered by S R Nathan School of Human Development; and
• the Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering) programme offered by the School of Science and Technology.

You must study full-time in the PhD programme.

You should not participate in any occupation or business during the programme, unless the prior written approval of SUSS has been obtained. 

You must not be receiving another sponsorship/scholarship from any other organisations.

Tenure of Scholarship

The scholarship is awarded for the minimum period required to complete the PhD programme, up to maximum four (4) years.

Value of Scholarship

The scholarship covers the tuition fees, miscellaneous fees and a monthly stipend as follows:

Scholar is to provide 400 hours of teaching assistance and/or research assistance under the Graduate Assistantship Programme. Scholar will not be paid any remuneration for the hours clocked under the Graduate Assistantship Programme.

Terms & Conditions

You are advised to read through the Terms and Conditions for the scholarship before applying.

How to Apply?

• No separate application to the Scholarship is required. Eligible applicants to the PhD programme are evaluated on a merit basis. Shortlisted applicants will be notified to attend an interview by end May/end November.
• The decision of the Student Awards Committee of SUSS is final and binding, and no reasons will be given for the non-selection of unsuccessful candidates. No appeals will be entertained.

The SUSS-Social Resilience Enhancement Fund aims to provide suitable candidates with the opportunity to enroll in the programmes listed below and also develop skills for life.

• Master of Early Childhood Education
• Master of Adult Learning
• Master of Management (specialising in Non-Profit Management)
• Master of Counselling
• Master of Social Work
• Master of Gerontology
  
  

Who is Eligible?

You should be a Singapore citizen or permanent resident with impressive academic and co-curricular activities records, strong language skills, and demonstrable leadership qualities. New students must separately seek admission to the programme and must be accepted for admission before being considered for the scholarship.

Tenure of Scholarship

Each scholarship is awarded for the minimum period required to complete the full programme of study, as stipulated by the programme.

Value of Scholarship

The award covers 100% course fee, capped at $10,000, which includes course materials, examination fee, and other compulsory fees. There is no bond attached to the scholarship.

Terms & Conditions

You are advised to read through the Terms and Conditions for the scholarship before applying.

How to Apply?

Scholarship application period: 
January Semester - 1 August to 15 September
July Semester - 1 February to 15 March

To apply for the scholarship, you need to submit your application online​ by the stipulated closing date. You may wish to view the e-guide before you apply for the scholarship.

For new students, you must submit your admission e-application first before submitting your application for scholarship.

Previously unsuccessful candidates need not re-apply. Candidates will be notified of the application outcome via email by end November for the January Semester, and by end June for the July Semester.

The decision of the Student Awards Committee of SUSS is final and binding, and no reasons will be given for the non-selection of unsuccessful candidates. No appeals will be entertained.

The Alice Lim Memorial Fund Scholarship aims to provide suitable candidates with the opportunity to enroll in the PhD in Gerontology and Master of Gerontology programme with Singapore University of Social Sciences​ and develop skills for life.

Who is Eligible?

You should be a Singapore citizen or permanent resident with impressive academic and co-curricular activities records, strong language skills, and demonstrable leadership qualities. New students must separately seek admission to the programme and must be accepted for admission before being considered for the scholarship.
 

Tenure of Scholarship

The scholarship is awarded for the minimum period required to complete the Gerontology programme.

Value of Scholarship

The value of each scholarship award is capped at S$20,000 for PhD in Gerontology and S$10,000 for Master in Gerontology. There is no bond attached to the scholarship.

Terms & Conditions

You are advised to read through the Terms and Conditions for the scholarship before applying.

How to Apply?

Application is open only for the July semesters.
Scholarship application period: 1 February - 15 March

To apply for the scholarship, you need to submit your application online by the stipulated closing date. You may wish to view the e-guide before you apply for the scholarship.

For new students, you must submit your admission e-application first before submitting your application for scholarship.

Previously unsuccessful candidates need not re-apply.  Candidates will be notified of the application outcome via email by end June.

The decision of the Student Awards Committee of SUSS is final and binding, and no reasons will be given for the non-selection of unsuccessful candidates. No appeals will be entertained.

The ECDA Scholarships are offered to outstanding and deserving in-service early childhood educators who wish to pursue a Bachelor or Master's degree in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE). ECDA strongly encourage existing ECCE educators who have demonstrated strong leadership qualities and are committed to taking on larger roles in their organisations or the Early Childhood sector to apply.

To apply, please download the application form from ECDA's webpage and submit it to ECDA from 1 August to 30 September. Late applications will not be accepted. 

Applicants are advised to apply for both the scholarship and the programme concurrently and please note that applicants are required to secure a place in the Master of Early Childhood Education programme before they can be offered the scholarship. 

For more information on the scholarship, please click here​ to view the information on ECDA's website or contact: ecda_pp@ecda.gov.sg.

The Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple Scholarship provides high calibre students the opportunity to pursue a graduate programme and develop their full potential.

Who is Eligible?

The Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple Scholarship is open to applicants who wish to enrol in either the Graduate Diploma in Non-Profit Management, Graduate Diploma in Community Leadership and Social Development, Master of Management (specialising in Non-Profit Management).

You must be a new student (Singapore citizen or Permanent Resident) with outstanding academic results, possess strong language skills, an impressive track record in co-curricular activities, demonstrable leadership qualities, and exhibit zest for involvement in community service.

You should seek admission to the programme separately and must have already been accepted for admission before being considered for the scholarship.

Tenure of Scholarship

Each scholarship is awarded for the minimum period required to complete the full programme of study, as stipulated by the programme.

Value of Scholarship

The award covers 100% course fee which includes course materials, examination fee, and other compulsory fees, valued at $15,000. There is no bond attached to the scholarship. 

Terms & Conditions

You are advised to read through the Terms and Conditions for the scholarship before applying.

How to Apply?

Scholarship application period:
January Semester: 1 August to 15 September
July Semester: 1 February to 15 March

To apply for the scholarship, you need to submit your application online by the stipulated closing date. You may wish to view the e-guide before you apply for the scholarship.

For new students, you must submit your admission e-application first before submitting your application for scholarship.

Previously unsuccessful candidates need not re-apply. Candidates will be notified of the application outcome by end November for the January Semester, and by end June for the July Semester.

The decision of the Student Awards Committee of SUSS is final and binding, and no reasons will be given for the non-selection of unsuccessful candidates. No appeals will be entertained.

The Wong Lan Eng Scholarship provides non-bonded Scholarships to eligible students. The Scholars are expected to contribute significantly to the SUSS community and the society.

Who is Eligible?

The Wong Lan Eng Scholarship is open to new and continuing students in the Masters of Management (Non-Profit Management) programme. The scholarship is awarded to high calibre individuals who demonstrate academic excellence, present excellent co-curricular activities records and exhibit outstanding leadership qualities.

New students must separately seek admission to the programme and must be accepted for admission before being considered for the scholarship.

Tenure of Scholarship

The scholarship is awarded for the minimum period required to complete the full programme of study, as stipulated by the programme.

Value of Scholarship

The scholarship is valued at $7,400 annually for 2 years (up to total $14,800). There is no bond attached to the scholarship. 

Terms & Conditions

You are advised to read through the Terms and Conditions for the scholarship before applying.

How to Apply?

Scholarship application period: 
January Semester - 1 August to 15 September
July Semester - 1 February to 15 March

To apply for the scholarship, you need to submit your application online​ by the stipulated closing date.

Previously unsuccessful candidates need not re-apply.  Candidates will be notified of the application outcome via email by end November for the January semester, and by end June for the July semester.

The decision of the Student Awards Committee of SUSS is final and binding, and no reasons will be given for the non-selection of unsuccessful candidates. No appeals will be entertained.