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Purpose The prestigious SUTD Graduate Merit Scholarship (SUTD-GEMS) is a talent development scheme which aims to attract young exceptional Singaporean graduates with an aptitude for teaching and
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opportunities from across NUS onto a single platform for alumni, works with industry and government partners to co-create workforce development and transformation programmes, and provides essential central
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website content (course outlines, catalogues, curriculum, programme structure) up to date. Drive course administration: support Masters and CET programmes each semester, including managing two e-learning
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) Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) MOE-AU Scholars will be supported in their undergraduate studies with development opportunities and academic mentorship
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offerings. Drawing on unparalleled access to the multi-disciplinary expertise of 16 other NUS Faculties/Schools, SCALE offers youth, executive and professional development/education programmes, part-time and
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admissions and scholarship process. The incumbent is responsible for the advancement of the College’s student recruitment goal through the co-development and execution of outreach strategies, marketing
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, if they are in the O-Level programme. 6 years, if they are in the 6-year programme. This is subject to their good progress and conduct each year. ESIS (Secondary 3) At the end of Secondary 2, students who have
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The NTU AI-for-X Postdoctoral Fellowship (AI4X-PDF), jointly supported by Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Singapore’s National Research Foundation (NRF), is a prestigious programme
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refer to this guide when completing your online application. Selection for interview If you are in the Integrated Programme, your school will nominate you for the scholarship selection interview which
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the best student in the Regional Studies Programme (RSP), and underpin the strategic importance of developing a core group of bicultural students who are able to engage Asian neighbours as