Enterprise Singapore Global Executive Scholarship: 2026 Profile

Q: What does Enterprise Singapore Global Executive Scholarship: 2026 Profile cover?
A: Coverage, eligibility, bond commitments, and application sequencing for Enterprise Singapore's Global Executive Scholarship across the local and overseas tracks.

TL;DR This profile summarises eligibility, what’s covered, and bond/terms-verify the latest details on the sponsor’s official page before applying.

Quick fit map

• EnterpriseSG is for students interested in enterprise growth and global markets: It is a trade and business-development pathway.
• Link your course, market interest, and internship exposure into one story: The scholarship expects global curiosity and service fit.
• Read the internship, bond, language, and overseas exposure sections before applying: The development path is broader than tuition support.

Concrete example: a student interested in Southeast Asian markets could use a school business project, language learning, and an internship to explain why EnterpriseSG fits.

Scholarship Snapshot

• Status: Applications accepted year-round and reviewed from January to March each year (checked 2026-05-10)
• Official Listing: Global Executive Scholarship - Enterprise Singapore
• Who It Targets: Singapore Citizens and PRs ready to champion local enterprises, international trade, and industry development through a public-sector career with Enterprise Singapore
• Eligibility: Outstanding 'A' Level, IB, NUS High, or polytechnic diploma results, strong co-curricular leadership, curiosity about global markets and languages, and successful completion of an EnterpriseSG internship before applying
• Tenable Institutions: Local scholars typically study at NUS, NTU, SMU, or SUTD; overseas scholars may attend leading universities in China, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, the United States, or the United Kingdom
• Bond: Four years for local scholars; five to six years for overseas scholars, depending on country of study

Award Components

Shared Benefits

• Full tuition and compulsory university fees throughout the degree
• Medical or health insurance where required by the host university
• Pre-studies allowance for equipment and enrolment costs
• Monthly maintenance allowance to cover living expenses during term time

Reviewed by

Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)