Scholars' Experiences
A unique and diverse working experience
Opportunities abound for Ms Lee Su Fen, a deputy director at Singapore’s central bank
A clear runway for career take-off
The CAAS Overseas Undergraduate Scholarship paved the way for Mr Benjamin Chin’s entry...
Keeping everything in check
Undergraduate Georgiana Ang gets a boost from the Auditor-General’s Office Auditing...
Building on success
Ms Koh Zhi Xin looks forward to doing hands-on engineering work under the...
Making his mark
NUS Global Merit Scholarship recipient Oliver Cheok puts his energy and leadership skills...
Teaching outside the classroom
NTU-NIE Teaching Scholars Programme scholar Ong Kian Jie is already a teacher in his own...
Tips & Resources
Computing courses reap the most financially in first year of graduation for NUS students
For three years now, students have been able to apply to all three local universities, and choose where to go once the acceptances come in. So, the universities are striving to be different - in their programmes, admission criteria and fees.
If you land a scholarship, lucky you. But even if you do, it makes sense to mind your money during your student years. How? Learn from DORA CHEOK's first hand experience.
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