SG Digital Scholarship (Undergraduate Mid-Term): 2026 Conversion Guide
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This profile summarises eligibility and what’s covered for undergraduates, plus bond/terms-verify the latest details on the sponsor’s official page before applying.
Last updated 17 Apr 2026
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- Scholarship Snapshot
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- Conversion & Development Pathway
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Q: What does SG Digital Scholarship (Undergraduate Mid-Term): 2026 Conversion Guide cover?
A: Current status, eligibility, back-payment coverage, and bond obligations for current undergraduates considering IMDA's SG Digital Scholarship.
TL;DR This profile summarises eligibility and what’s covered for undergraduates, plus bond/terms-verify the latest details on the sponsor’s official page before applying.
| If you have... | Read this first |
| 1 second | Mid-term SG Digital applicants convert while already in university. |
| 10 seconds | Check one-year-remaining rule, eligible course, tuition back-payment, allowances, local vs overseas bond, portfolio, assessments, and deployment options. |
| 100 seconds | The case is strongest when your university work already shows momentum in AI, technology, STEM, or media. |
| Concrete example | A Year 2 computing student can use an internship product launch as evidence of applied impact. |
| Best next step | Gather transcripts, portfolio links, and proof that your course is eligible. |
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Application window is closed (checked 2026-05-10; official page last updated 2026-04-17).
- Official Listing: SG Digital Scholarship (Undergraduate)
- Who It Targets: Current undergraduates pursuing AI, technology, STEM, or media-related degrees.
- Eligibility: Singapore citizens with strong leadership potential, good academic and non-academic records, and at least one academic year remaining from the point of scholarship award.




