SLA Undergraduate Scholarship: 2025 Profile
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Q: What does SLA Undergraduate Scholarship: 2025 Profile cover?
A: Overview of benefits, rotations, and land management career pathways for Singapore Land Authority undergraduate scholars.
TL;DR\ SLA's scholarship pages returned 403 during this check (1 Dec 2025), so coverage, eligibility, and bond terms were not visible. Contact SLA HR to confirm whether the undergraduate track is open, what it funds (local vs overseas), 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 — inaccessible during this check.
- Who It Targets: A-Level, IB, and NUS High graduates interested in land administration and geospatial work; confirm eligible disciplines with SLA.
- Eligibility: Ask SLA for the current academic thresholds, selection criteria, and required references.
- Tenable Institutions: Confirm which local AUs and overseas universities are approved for this cycle.
- Bond: Bond length not visible on the blocked page; request the current deed (past cycles often referenced ~4 years local, 5–6 overseas).
Award Components
Ask SLA for the latest factsheet to confirm:
- Tuition and compulsory fees coverage (local vs overseas) and any exchange/double-degree support
- Maintenance allowance, hostel subsidy, book grants, pre-studies allowance, airfare, and settling-in grants
- Internships, job shadowing, and project attachments across SLA divisions
- Leadership development pathways (e.g., PSLP exposure) and cross-agency postings
- Sponsored professional certifications (geospatial analytics, valuation, project management) aligned with your role
Eligibility Highlights
When speaking to SLA, clarify:
- Academic benchmarks and preferred disciplines (real estate, geospatial science, engineering, business, law, data science, etc.)
- Interpersonal and stakeholder management expectations for land policy and operations roles
- Interest in cadastral law, land policies, and smart nation initiatives such as GeoWorks and OneMap
- Leadership and public service track record (CCAs, internships, community initiatives)
