GIC Scholarship Programme: 2026 Profile

Q: What does GIC Scholarship Programme: 2026 Profile cover?
A: Funding coverage, eligibility checkpoints, and bond terms for GIC's flagship scholarship supporting pre-tertiary talent through university and into investment careers.

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 GIC decision map

• This is a funded route into investment work: The scholarship is also a career commitment.
• Course choice, study location, and bond length are linked: The service obligation varies by route.
• Prepare evidence of judgement, curiosity, and leadership: GIC needs more than strong grades.

Concrete example: A polytechnic student applying for business or computing can show results, leadership records, and one clear investment or markets interest, then explain why the chosen degree helps them contribute at GIC.

Scholarship Snapshot

• Status: Application dates not listed; GIC page last updated 27 Nov 2025-check the portal and apply early if National Service timelines are near.
• Official Portal: GIC Scholarship Programme
• Who It Targets: Pre-tertiary students (JC/IP, IB, polytechnic, NUS High) of any nationality using predicted or final results to start undergraduate studies
• Fields of Study: Any discipline except Medicine and Dentistry
• Bond: 3–5 years of service with GIC, subject to university location

Award Components

• Fees & Stipends: Tuition and compulsory fees, plus a monthly living allowance during your studies.
• Pre-Studies Support: One-time allowance for return economy airfare, warm clothing, settling-in expenses, and other pre-departure needs.
• Professional Development: Structured internships, graduate programmes, job rotations, networking opportunities, and mentorship provided by GIC.
• Study Location: Tenable at local or overseas universities (bond length varies by location).

Eligibility Highlights

• Academic strength: Good results on preliminary/predicted GCE A-Level, IB, polytechnic diploma, or NUS High diploma tracks.
• Leadership & service: CCA/NS records or community involvement that evidences initiative and impact.

Reviewed by

Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)