I The Scheme
The
Nanyang President's Graduate Scholarship (NPGS) is a competitive and
prestigious scholarship scheme designed to encourage outstanding
graduates or final-year students to take their first step towards a
leading research career by studying for a doctoral degree programme
(PhD) at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), one of Asia's
leading research universities. Funding will be provided for up to 4
years for NPGS awardees.
II Number of awards available
Up
to 30 NPGS awards will be made available in each Academic Year.
Successful candidates will be known as Nanyang President's Graduate
Scholars.
III Minimum qualifications
To
qualify for a NPGS award, you must have a First Class Honours degree or
equivalent at Bachelor's level and applicants should also demonstrate
excellent research abilities. The PhD research will be in any topic
agreed between you and your chosen NTU supervisor within the research
activities of NTU. At the time of application, if you have not yet
completed your undergraduate degree programme, you will need to furnish
documentation from your university that you are on track to get a First
Class Honours degree or equivalent. Failure to do so will disqualify you
from the NPGS award, in which case you may be considered for other NTU
PhD research scholarships, subject to meeting the selection criteria.
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During
the first year, you will be expected to take relevant courses and to
work towards passing the qualifying examination. In the event that this
qualification is not met, there will be no conversion to a Masters
degree for the NPGS awardees.
V Stipend and allowances
The NPGS award terms are:
a) Monthly stipend of S$3200
b) Full support of tuition fees
c) Conference allowance for two major overseas conferences in the 4-year period
d) One-time IT allowance of S$1500
e) Annual grant of S$500 for journal subscription or book purchase
f) Thesis preparation allowance
g) Priority for subsidised campus accommodation
VI Teaching
Upon passing the qualifying examination, NPGS awardees will be expected to undertake some undergraduate teaching (up to a limit of 10 hours per week). Awardees will be reimbursed if their teaching hours exceed what is required by the framework of their PhD training. Undergraduate teaching contributions will demand a high level of English language proficiency and you may be required to undertake English language courses as necessary in your first year.
VII Nationality
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