NTU Science and Technology Undergraduate Scholarship: 2026 Profile

Q: What does NTU Science and Technology Undergraduate Scholarship: 2026 Profile cover?
A: Funding, benefits, and application insights for NTU's Science and Technology Undergraduate Scholarship aimed at top Asian students.

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

Scholarship Snapshot

• Status: Scholarship applications follow the relevant NTU admissions deadline; applicants must apply before the closing date for their qualification
• Official Listing: NTU Science and Technology Undergraduate Scholarship
• Who It Targets (published): Outstanding applicants from Asian countries or regions (except Singapore).
• Eligibility (published): Citizens from Asian countries or regions (except Singapore), enrolling in a full-time Computing/Engineering/Science undergraduate degree leading to a first degree (with exceptions stated on NTU’s page), with outstanding Year 12-equivalent qualifications, excellent co-curricular records, and strong leadership potential.
• Tenable Institutions: Nanyang Technological University
• Bond (published): Six-year bond with the sponsor/organisation as directed (or otherwise work in a Singapore-registered company).

Award Components

NTU’s official listing includes:

• Full coverage of subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant) and all compulsory miscellaneous fees
• Living allowance of S$6,000 per academic year
• Annual accommodation allowance pegged at the lowest double room rate for on-campus accommodation
• Settling-in allowance of S$200 (one-off)
• Computer allowance of S$1,750 (one-off)
• Travel allowance for incoming passage to Singapore at the start of course, and return passage after course completion (subject to proof of employment)

Eligibility Highlights

• Top-tier academic credentials (A-Level, IB, equivalent) with emphasis on mathematics, physics, chemistry, or computing subjects
• Demonstrated leadership in school councils, Olympiads, competitions, or community service
• Strong command of English and adaptability to Singapore's academic culture
• Evidence of curiosity and drive for innovation-robotics projects, science fairs, published research, or entrepreneurship

Reviewed by

Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)