NUS–MOE Science Research Programme 2026: Application & Portfolio Guide
30 Nov 2025, 00:00 Z· Last updated 26 Jan 2026
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Q: What does NUS–MOE Science Research Programme 2026: Application & Portfolio Guide cover?
A: Step-by-step playbook for JC1 applicants targeting the 2026 NUS–MOE Science Research Programme (SRP).
TL;DR
SRP application windows and deliverables are often circulated via schools (not always listed as a single public timeline). Line up your evidence early, coordinate with your school’s SRP teacher-in-charge, and confirm the 2026 window, selection rules, and deliverables via the official briefings/circulars.
Status: NUS SRP and MOE programme pages checked 2026-01-26; confirm the current intake year’s application window and requirements via your school’s SRP coordinator and the official brief/circular.
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1 Programme Snapshot (2026 Intake)
- Organiser (published): NUS Faculty of Science’s Science Research Programme (SRP), in collaboration with MOE Gifted Education Branch (GEB) (NUS SRP; MOE GEB special programmes).
- Who it is for (published): 17–18-year-old students from junior colleges and Integrated Programme (IP) schools in Singapore (see the SRP overview for the latest description).
- Programme formats (published): The SRP page describes an 18-month H3 Science Research Programme (JC2/IP6), and an SRP Enrichment version for JC1/IP5 during school holidays (see the SRP overview for the latest offering).
- Cohort size: Not consistently published on the public page-confirm via your school SRP coordinator.
- Application window and selection rules: Often communicated via schools/official briefings and may vary by intake year; confirm via your SRP teacher-in-charge and official circulars.
2 Application Components Checklist
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