PSC Scholarship (Medicine/Dentistry): 2026 Public Healthcare Leadership Profile
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Q: What does PSC Scholarship (Medicine/Dentistry): 2026 Public Healthcare Leadership Profile cover?
A: Breakdown of the PSC Medicine/Dentistry Scholarship for current undergraduates, outlining sponsorship benefits, service commitments, and planning tips for future public-sector clinicians.
TL;DR
The PSC Medicine/Dentistry Scholarship funds current medical and dental undergraduates at NUS or Duke-NUS, pairing financial support with leadership development before scholars serve in MOH Holdings institutions. Confirm the current application window, coverage, and bond letter on PSC/MOH sites before applying.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Check PSC/MOH for the current application window (last checked 02 Jan 2026; no dates posted here)
- Where to Check: Keep tabs on PSC’s scholarship listing (filter for Medicine/Dentistry) and MOH Holdings’ scholarship announcements
- Official Listing: PSC Scholarship (Medicine/Dentistry) – Public Service Commission
- Who It Targets: Singaporean medicine or dentistry undergraduates with a strong desire to shape public healthcare outcomes
- Fields of Study: MBBS or BDS at NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Duke-NUS MD, or other MOH-approved medical tracks
- Bond: PSC cites a service commitment; past cycles list a bond served in public healthcare institutions (duration depends on years sponsored and residency route)—confirm the current bond letter.
Award Components
- Payment of remaining tuition fees and compulsory charges for the medical or dental programme (per current PSC/MOH terms).
- Monthly living allowance and book grant, where offered, to offset clinical-year expenses—verify current amounts.
- Support for approved electives, overseas humanitarian missions, or conferences related to public healthcare leadership (subject to approval).
- Structured mentorship by senior clinicians and administrators from MOH or healthcare clusters.
- Leadership-in-healthcare attachments during residency or early career to accelerate exposure to policy and systems work.
Eligibility Highlights
- Singapore citizens currently enrolled in medicine or dentistry with strong academic performance and clinical evaluations
