SUSS ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship 2026: Current Profile
At a glance
Current SUSS ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship guide covering eligibility, funding, CGPA renewal, community duties, interview timing, repayment, and the separate MOE Tuition Grant obligation.
Q: What does the SUSS ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship currently provide?
A: SUSS publishes 100% coverage of tuition fees after the MOE Tuition Grant, a S$5,800 living allowance per academic year, a S$3,000 accommodation allowance per academic year, and a one-time S$1,750 computer allowance upon enrolment.
Last reviewed: 19 July 2026. SUSS publishes an application period from 1 February to 15 March. That period has passed for 2026, and the current page does not publish a later window.
Quick answer
The SUSS ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship is a freshman award for full-time international students, excluding Law students, who are citizens of ASEAN member countries other than Singapore.
The scholarship has no bond, but recipients must accept the MOE Tuition Grant. That grant carries a separate three-year work obligation for Singapore Permanent Residents and international students.
Current public status
SUSS's current page lists the application period as 1 February to 15 March and links an online scholarship application. In 2026, that period is closed.
The page says shortlisted candidates will be informed by email by end May to attend an interview. Both 15 March and end May have passed at the review date. SUSS does not publish a new window, later shortlist date, or outcome date on the current section. Do not forecast the old dates into the next cycle.
Who is eligible
The current SUSS page and its terms require applicants to:
- be full-time international students, excluding Law students
- be citizens of an ASEAN member country other than Singapore
- have good academic records
- have good co-curricular activities records
- participate actively in community service
- possess strong language skills
- demonstrate leadership qualities
The terms list Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam, and Timor Leste.
The public sources do not publish a minimum incoming grade, rank point, IB score, Polytechnic GPA, language-test score, CCA-point total, leadership title, income ceiling, annual quota, or acceptance rate.
What the scholarship covers
SUSS currently lists:
- 100% of tuition fees after the MOE Tuition Grant
- S$5,800 living allowance per academic year
- S$3,000 accommodation allowance per academic year
- one-time S$1,750 computer allowance upon enrolment
The scholarship is awarded for the recipient's remaining candidature within the normal candidature period.
