Turing AI Scholars Programme Scholarship: 2026 Profile for NTU Computing Trailblazers

Q: What does Turing AI Scholars Programme Scholarship: 2026 Profile for NTU Computing Trailblazers cover?
A: Allowances, selection criteria, and preparation tips for Nanyang Technological University's Turing AI Scholars Programme Scholarship supporting Computer Science, Data Science, AI, and AI & Society undergraduates.

TL;DR NTU scholarship/signature programme for CS/DSAI/AI/AI & Society students with a living allowance, a year overseas, and AI masterclasses; confirm the latest package and requirements on the official TAISP page and prepare strong grades + an AI portfolio.

Scholarship Snapshot

• Official Listing: NTU Turing AI Scholars Programme
• Who It Supports: High-potential JC/IB/NUS High/Polytechnic admits joining NTU's Computer Science, Data Science, AI, or AI & Society degrees
• Programme Highlights: One-on-one mentoring, guided research, a year overseas (study + work), and six masterclasses (taught by AI researchers/practitioners)
• Bond: No bond terms are stated on the public TAISP page; confirm in your offer letter / acceptance terms

Award Components

• Full scholarship including a living allowance (the public page does not state the amount)
• A year overseas (study + work at partner institutions in academia and industry)
• Six masterclasses taught by global AI researchers/practitioners
• One-on-one mentorship and research guidance from AI faculty

Eligibility Highlights

• Outstanding A-Level, IB, NUS High, Polytechnic Diploma, or equivalent international Year 12 results with a strong quantitative focus
• Proven leadership and enrichment in computing-e.g., NOIP, hackathons, open-source contributions, or student tech clubs
• Passion for AI research articulated through a portfolio, personal statement, or recommendation letters
• Commitment to join NTU in the year of application and to major in one of the designated AI-focused degrees

Application Roadmap

1. Confirm your eligibility for NTU's computing degrees and prepare academic transcripts, predicted scores, and CCA records.
2. Build an AI-focused portfolio-code repositories, Kaggle notebooks, research abstracts, or competition outcomes-to showcase depth beyond classroom grades.
3. Submit your NTU admissions application and indicate interest in TAISP within the scholarship/special programme portal during your admission window.

Reviewed by

Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)