SMU SCIS Achievements & Aspirations Scholarship: 2026 Profile
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At a glance
Sponsor: SMU School of Computing and Information SystemsBond: Bond-FreeOverseas: Primarily Singapore
Q: What does SMU SCIS Achievements & Aspirations Scholarship: 2026 Profile cover?
A: Funding details, selection criteria, and portfolio tips for the School of Computing and Information Systems' Achievements & Aspirations Scholarship at SMU.
TL;DR This profile summarises eligibility, what’s covered, and bond/terms-verify the latest details on the sponsor’s official page before applying.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Confirm the current application window with SCIS and the latest terms on the official listing.
- Who It Targets: JC/IB and polytechnic students with computing achievements and a vision for tech innovation at SMU (verify current criteria with SCIS)
- Eligibility: Open to Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents; SCIS recognises outstanding academic achievements and/or strong leadership qualities and potential.
- Tenable Institutions: Singapore Management University (SCIS undergraduate programmes)
- Bond: Bond-free (as stated on the listing).
Award Components
SCIS states the scholarship provides two tiers, both offsetting tuition fees:
- Achievements Scholarship: S$10,000 per year
- Aspirations Scholarship: S$5,000 per year
- Renewable annually for up to 4 years (subject to terms and conditions)
Eligibility Highlights
- Demonstrated excellence in computing (competitions, projects, internships)
- Strong recommendations highlighting technical depth and collaboration
- Leadership in tech clubs, start-ups, open-source, or social impact tech initiatives
- Entrepreneurial mindset and fit for SMU's interactive classes and project modules
- Confirm any specific GPA/portfolio requirements with SCIS before applying
Application Roadmap
- Apply to SCIS undergraduate programmes and indicate scholarship interest during admissions.
- Compile a digital portfolio documenting projects, GitHub repositories, research papers, or hackathon achievements.
- Submit scholarship essays outlining your aspirations, impact, and how SCIS resources will accelerate them.
Reviewed by
Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)
