SIT ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship: 2025 Profile
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TL;DR
SIT's ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship waives tuition for top ASEAN entrants and provides a living stipend. Submit a complete SIT admissions package early, line up referees, and be ready for SIT's scholarship interviews.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Dates Not Available (last checked 2025-10-01)
- Official Listing: Singapore Institute of Technology ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship
- Who It Targets: ASEAN citizens (excluding Singapore) enrolling in SIT degree programmes immediately after pre-university or polytechnic studies
- Eligibility: International applicants with strong academic records, leadership exposure, and active co-curricular portfolios
- Tenable Institution: Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)
- Bond: No service bond; scholars maintain good standing and contribute to SIT scholar activities
Award Components
- Full coverage of subsidised tuition fees (inclusive of the MOE Tuition Grant)
- Annual living allowance of S$5,800 credited at the start of each academic year
- Accommodation allowance of S$3,000 per year for approved housing
- One-time laptop allowance of S$1,750 to offset device purchases
- Access to SIT scholar development programmes, mentorship circles, and leadership tracks
Eligibility Highlights
- Citizens of ASEAN member states other than Singapore; Singapore Permanent Residents are not eligible unless specified by SIT.
- Outstanding final-year results from A-Level, IB, polytechnic diploma, or equivalent Year 12 qualifications.
- Strong record in co-curricular activities, community service, or leadership.
- Demonstrated commitment to SIT's applied learning ethos and industry partnerships.
- Applicants must have submitted a full SIT admissions application for the relevant intake; scholarship shortlisting is by invitation.
Application Roadmap
- Review SIT admissions timelines for your qualification route (A-Level, IB, NUS High, polytechnic) and prepare supporting documents.
- Submit your undergraduate application via the SIT admissions portal; indicate scholarship interest when prompted.
- Wait for SIT's shortlisting email and complete any supplementary scholarship forms requested.
- Prepare for assessments that may include panel interviews, written tasks, or presentations focused on leadership and applied learning.
- Once offered, confirm acceptance in the SIT applicant portal and arrange housing, visa, and fees planning.
- Attend the SIT scholar induction sessions before the semester begins.
Preparation Playbook
- Compile a portfolio highlighting applied projects, internships, or community work relevant to your chosen SIT degree.
- Practise interview responses that demonstrate collaboration, resilience, and alignment with SIT's industry-focused curriculum.
- Budget for initial housing and settling-in costs prior to stipend disbursement.
- Reach out to SIT admissions for clarification on Tuition Grant obligations and scholar expectations.
- Engage SIT alumni or current AUS scholars via official webinars to understand workload and support structures.
