CAG Scholarship 2026: Changi Airport Group Guide
At a glance
Q: What does the Changi Airport Group undergraduate scholarship provide?
A: CAG publishes full tuition and compulsory fees, allowances, development opportunities, and a three-year local or five-year overseas bond.
TL;DR The 2026 application cycle is closed. CAG's official FAQ says applications usually run from the first week of January to mid-March, but applicants must wait for the next published window rather than reuse an old deadline.
Current status
- 2026 applications: Closed
- Next application window: Not published on the checked CAG page
- Typical timing stated by CAG: First week of January to mid-March
- Official source: Changi Airport Group Scholarships
The typical timing is planning guidance, not a guaranteed deadline. Confirm the actual dates on CAG's page when the next cycle appears.
Who is the scholarship for?
CAG describes the scholarship for students with strong academic results, leadership qualities, and an interest in contributing to the aviation sector and Changi Airport Group.
The official page supports local and overseas university study. It generally accepts most disciplines except Medicine and Dentistry. Applicants considering Law should read the current conditions because service with CAG is not a practising-lawyer route.
What does CAG publish as coverage?
The official scholarship page lists:
- full tuition and compulsory fees;
- maintenance and other approved allowances;
- return economy airfare for overseas scholars;
- hostel support for local scholars;
- sponsorship for approved exchange programmes;
- internships and development opportunities; and
- possible postgraduate sponsorship with approval.
Exact amounts and approval conditions should be confirmed in the current offer documents.
Bond
CAG publishes:
- three years for local university study; and
- five years for overseas university study.
Before signing, ask for the current agreement and clarify:
- when service begins;
- what roles or entities count towards the bond;
- how exchange or postgraduate sponsorship affects the obligation;
