IRAS Mid-Term Undergraduate Scholarship: 2026 Conversion Pathway

Q: What does IRAS Mid-Term Undergraduate Scholarship: 2026 Conversion Pathway cover?
A: IRAS lists this mid-term pathway with a January-to-March application window and broad eligibility criteria but does not publish funding coverage or bond terms; apply via BrightSparks and request the official package from IRAS.

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

• This is for undergraduates who want to convert mid-degree: Keep your latest university results ready.
• IRAS does not publish the full funding or bond package publicly: Request written terms before you compare offers.
• Treat the application as a fit check for tax, analytics, and public finance work: For example, explain why your current major connects to IRAS work before discussing benefits.

Need to compare this with other awards? Plug it into our Scholarship Matcher to filter by bond length, study stage, and sector focus before you apply.

Scholarship Snapshot

• Status: 2026 application window closed; BrightSparks states IRAS applications start in early January and close on 31 March each year (checked 2026-05-10). Funding and bond details are not published on the IRAS public page.
• Official Listing: IRAS Scholarships
• Published Types: Overseas/merit undergraduate scholarship, mid-term undergraduate scholarship, and IRAS scholarship for real estate
• Eligibility (published): Outstanding A-Level/IB/NUS High/polytechnic results; excellent university results for mid-term candidates; strong leadership/CCA
• Courses (published): Any course of study relevant to IRAS’s work
• Application Window: Applications start in early January and close on 31 March each year via BrightSparks
• Bond/Funding: Not stated on the public page - request the full package from IRAS in writing before accepting

What IRAS Publishes

• Scholarship types: overseas/merit undergraduate, mid-term undergraduate, and real estate
• Eligibility: strong pre-university results; excellent university results for mid-term applicants; leadership and CCA
• Courses: any course relevant to IRAS’s work
• Application window: early January to 31 March via the

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Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)