SLA Undergraduate Scholarship (Mid-Term): 2025 Profile
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Q: What does SLA Undergraduate Scholarship (Mid-Term): 2025 Profile cover?
A: Conversion track for university students seeking Singapore Land Authority sponsorship, including allowances, rotations, and mid-term bond expectations.
TL;DR\ SLA's scholarship pages returned 403 during this check (1 Dec 2025), so current coverage, timelines, and bond terms were not visible. Email SLA HR to confirm whether the mid-term track is open, what it funds, and the latest bond rules.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: SLA scholarship pages blocked (403) as of 1 Dec 2025; check directly with SLA for current intake windows.
- Official Listing: SLA Undergraduate Scholarship (Mid-Term) — inaccessible during this check.
- Who It Targets: Singapore Citizen undergraduates keen to pivot into land administration and geospatial planning roles; confirm eligible courses and institutions.
- Eligibility: Ask SLA for current GPA/semester requirements, leadership expectations, and required references.
- Tenable Institutions: Likely local autonomous universities; verify overseas eligibility directly with SLA.
- Bond: Bond length not stated on the inaccessible page; request the current deed (past cycles often referenced 3–4 years, prorated).
Award Components
Ask SLA for the latest factsheet to confirm:
- Whether remaining tuition fees and compulsory charges are covered
- Monthly allowance amounts, book subsidies, and any overseas travel grants
- Attachments with SLA divisions before graduation
- Mentorship and public sector leadership programmes offered
- Support for certifications (valuation, GIS, project management, legal compliance)
Eligibility Highlights
When speaking to SLA, clarify:
- Eligible disciplines (land policy, estate management, law, data science, geospatial analytics, etc.)
- Minimum GPA/CAP and standing in your current year
- Required evidence of leadership and stakeholder engagement (CCAs, internships, community projects)
- Communication expectations for public-facing and inter-agency work
- Rotation plan across policy, operations, corporate planning, and geospatial roles
Application Roadmap
- Audit your transcript and projects to highlight land, urban planning, or geospatial relevance.
