Higher Education Bursary
The Higher Education Bursary is funded by the Singapore government to provide financial assistance to Singapore Citizen undergraduates from lower to middle income groups.
|
Monthly household per capita income (PCI)* |
Gross monthly household income (GHI)** |
General Undergraduate Programmes including Medicine/ Dentistry Students on MENDAKI Tertiary Tuition Fee Subsidy |
Medicine/ Dentistry except Recipients of MENDAKI Tertiary Tuition Fee Subsidy |
Part-time Undergraduate Programmes^ |
Higher Education Bursary |
≤ S$1,100 |
≤ S$4,400 |
Eligible for Higher Education Community Bursary |
S$2,550 |
|
S$1,101 to S$1,875 |
S$4,401 to S$7,500 |
S$3,250 |
Up to S$13,200# |
S$1,650 |
|
S$1,876 to S$2,500 |
S$7,501 to S$10,000 |
S$1,350 |
Up to S$7,200# |
S$720 |
* Monthly household per capita income refers to the total gross monthly income of all those living in the
household divided by the number of people in the household.
** Gross monthly household income refers to the total income of all those living in the household.
# Depending on the fee of the cohort
^ Recipients must not be fully sponsored by their employer (if applicable)
The following undergraduate students who meet the above criteria are also eligible:
- Graduate LL.B students who are under the MOE Tuition Grant Scheme
- Full fee paying transfer or readmitted students who are pursuing their first undergraduate degree and not already holding qualifications higher than a bachelor degree
The following Singapore Citizen undergraduates reading the Bachelor of Technology, Bachelor of Science (Nursing Practice) and Bachelor of Information Technology are ineligible:
- repeat programmes
- pursuing Earn and Learn Programmes (ELPs)
- paying unsubsidised tuition fee
- pursuing programmes that do not lead to the attainment of a full qualification degree programme
- fully sponsored by their employers
Note: Undergraduate students reading the Concurrent Degree Programmes are not eligible for the bursary once they are charged graduate tuition fee.
- Recipient may concurrently hold the following:
- Scholarships/bursaries/study awards which are specifically meant to cover tuition fees only
- Bursaries or grants meant to cover accommodation-related fees
- Awards or bursaries related to overseas exchange programmes such as Student Exchange Programmes (SEP) and NUS Overseas Colleges (NOC) programmes
- Recipient must not concurrently hold the Higher Education Bursary with the Higher Education Community Bursary.
- Recipient must not hold any other scholarships, bursaries or free aid without prior approval from the University.
Award is tenable for one year. A fresh application is required each academic year.