CAAS STEM Undergraduate Scholarship: 2026 Profile
Study guideUpdated 10 May 2026
At a glance
Sponsor: Civil Aviation Authority of SingaporeBond: Bond 4-6 YearsOverseas: Exchange / Attachment Possible
Q: What does CAAS STEM Undergraduate Scholarship: 2026 Profile cover?
A: Benefits, eligibility criteria, and bond expectations for the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore's STEM undergraduate award.
TL;DR CAAS lists its STEM undergraduate scholarships and routes applications via BrightSparks-use this profile to see available tracks and how to apply.
Quick fit map
| If you are checking... | Look at... |
| Whether your STEM route fits | Scholarship Snapshot and Eligibility Highlights |
| What support is included | Award Components |
| What CAAS scholars do | What Scholars Actually Do |
| Whether the bond fits | Before You Sign |
Concrete example: when CAAS STEM undergraduate fits
A strong fit is a student pursuing a STEM degree who can explain how aviation safety, operations, technology, or sustainability connects to their long-term work. A weaker fit is someone who likes engineering generally but has not checked whether CAAS postings suit their interests.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: 2026 BrightSparks deadline closed on 16 April 2026 (checked 2026-05-10)
- Official Listing: CAAS STEM Undergraduate Scholarship
- Who It Targets: High-achieving pre-university students and undergraduates pursuing STEM degrees
- Eligibility: Stellar academic track record, strong leadership and CCA portfolio, and commitment to CAAS' civil aviation mission
- Application Platform: BrightSparks (linked from CAAS' official scholarships page)
Award Components
BrightSparks lists tuition and compulsory fees, monthly maintenance allowance, return airfare for overseas scholars, pre-studies/computer/warm-clothing allowances for overseas scholars, compulsory internships, support for overseas exchange and summer studies, funding support for courses and certifications beyond the school curriculum, and postgraduate sponsorship subject to management approval.
Reviewed by
Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)
