SG Digital Scholarship (Undergraduate): 2025 Tech & Media Talent Roadmap
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Q: What does SG Digital Scholarship (Undergraduate): 2025 Tech & Media Talent Roadmap cover?
A: A status check on IMDA's SG Digital Scholarship for undergraduates now that the public page returns "Page Not Found"; verify availability, coverage, and bond details directly with IMDA.
TL;DR
IMDA's SG Digital Scholarship page currently redirects to "Page Not Found" (checked 2025-12-01). Contact IMDA/IMTalent to confirm if the undergraduate track is open, what support is offered, and the current bond before you commit.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Official page currently returns "Page Not Found" (checked 2025-12-01); ask IMDA whether applications are open.
- Official Listing: SG Digital Scholarship (Undergraduate) (redirects to "Page Not Found")
- Who It Targets: Previously covered ‘A' Level, IB, NUS High, Polytechnic, and first-year university students in digital/engineering/media courses; confirm the current scope.
- Eligibility: Expect strong academics and a digital portfolio; request the latest eligibility checklist because the public page is offline.
- Tenable Institutions: Historically included NTU, NUS, SIT, SMU, SUTD, and approved overseas universities; verify the current list with IMDA.
- Bond: Multi-year bond with IMDA or sector partners; confirm the exact duration (local vs. overseas) in the current offer letter.
Award Benefits
- Ask IMDA for the latest factsheet on coverage (tuition, fees, stipends, and grants) since the public page is unavailable.
- Confirm whether overseas exchanges, conferences, or immersion programmes are still funded.
- Verify if internships with IMDA or partner companies are guaranteed and how they map to the bond.
- Check which leadership and mentorship programmes are currently active for undergraduate scholars.
Development Pathway
- Foundational exposure – ask about onboarding, briefings, or networking commitments tied to the scholarship.
- Industry attachments – check whether rotations through IMDA teams or partner firms are part of the current pathway.
- Project leadership – confirm expectations for capstone or community projects and how they feed into deployment.
- Bonded deployment – clarify likely roles (policy, programme, industry partnerships) and whether postgraduate support is still offered.
