MHA Uniformed Scholarship (MUS): 2026 Profile
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TL;DR
MHA lists its scholarship applications as open until 15 March 2026, but the public page does not publish coverage, bond, or posting details.
Sponsor: Ministry of Home AffairsBond: Bond 4-6 YearsOverseas: Exchange / Attachment Possible
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Q: What does MHA Uniformed Scholarship (MUS): 2026 Profile cover?
A: Funding breakdown, selection expectations, and career trajectory for the MHA Uniformed Scholarship, which develops leaders for Singapore's Home Team uniformed services.
TL;DR\ MHA lists its scholarship applications as open until 15 March 2026, but the public page does not publish coverage, bond, or posting details. Check directly with MHA/PSC Gateway for the current factsheet and fitness/medical requirements before applying.
Compare it with other Home Team and SAF pathways using our Scholarship Matcher before you book fitness tests.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Applications open until 15 March 2026 (per MHA site; checked 2025-11-30).
- Official Portal: MHA Uniformed Scholarship
- Who It Targets: Students pursuing uniformed Home Team careers (SPF, SCDF, ICA, SPS, CNB).
- Eligibility/Tenable Institutions/Bond: Not detailed on the public page—confirm with MHA/PSC Gateway (PRs typically convert to citizenship before award).
What to Confirm with MHA
- Coverage (tuition, allowances, travel) and bond duration for local vs overseas study.
- Fitness/medical requirements, NS handling, and service postings across Home Team agencies.
- Tenable courses and scholarship tiers.
Application Notes
- Apply via PSC Gateway before 15 March 2026 and select the uniformed Home Team track.
- Request the current factsheet from MHA for full coverage/bond details.
- Prepare transcripts, CCA/leadership records, and train for fitness/medical assessments expected of uniformed officers.
