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How do I apply for a bursary?
The University awards the NUS Bursary as a component of the financial aid package to eligible applicants who have been assessed to be needy. Singapore Citizen needy applicants may also be offered the MOE Bursary as an alternative to the NUS Bursary. As these bursaries are tenable for one year, re-application is necessary every year if such aid is required.
Eligible applicants who apply online for financial aid via the NUS financial aid system will automatically be considered for such awards if assessed to be needy. Click here to apply.
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Do I have to repay the bursary awarded to me?
A bursary is a free aid which requires no repayment.
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Am I automatically awarded the NUS Bursary or MOE Bursary for the next academic year?
No. The bursaries are tenable for one year. You have to file a financial aid application yearly in order to be considered again for award of aid which will automatically include the bursaries component. Click here to apply.
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What is the difference between the NUS Bursary and NUSSU Bursary?
These are two different bursary schemes administered by different units within the University.
The NUS Bursary is administered by the Office of Financial Aid. Eligible applicants who apply online for financial aid via the NUS financial aid system will automatically be considered for this award if assessed to be needy.
The NUSSU Bursary, on the other hand, is separately administered by the NUS Student Union and involves a different application process. Click here for more information.
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Can I hold more than two bursaries, scholarships or a combination of bursaries and scholarships concurrently?
You are advised to refer to the terms and conditions of the bursary or scholarship. In general, permission has to be sought from the bursary or scholarship provider/administrator.
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