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Allied Health Sponsorships
Diagnostic Radiography
Full-time Programmes: Bachelor (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: Singapore Institute of Technology
Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging
Full-time Programmes: Bachelor (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: Parkway College
Dietetics and Nutrition
Full-time Programmes: Bachelor (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: Singapore Institute of Technology
Occupational Therapy
Full-time Programmes: Bachelor (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: Singapore Institute of Technology
Physiotherapy
Full-time Programmes: Bachelor (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: Singapore Institute of Technology
Pharmacy
Full-time Programmes: Bachelor (Current Yr 3 or 4 Students)
Institutions: National University of Singapore
Pharmaceutical Science
Full-time Programmes: Diploma (Current Yr 2 or 3 Students)
Institutions: Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) or Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP) or Temasek Polytechnic (TP) or Republic Polytechnic (RP)
Speech and Language Therapy
Full-time Programmes: Bachelor (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: Singapore Institute of Technology
Nursing
Full-time Programmes: Certificate (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: Institute of Technical Education
Full-time Programmes: Diploma (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: Nanyang Polytechnic & Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Full-time Programmes: Bachelor (Full & Mid-term)
Institutions: National University of Singapore & Singapore Institute of Technology
To read more information on currently available educational sponsorships, please click here.
Full-term: Educational Sponsorship for entire programme.
Mid-term: Educational Sponsorship after start of programme, i.e. not the entire programme
FAQs
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed with breast cancer in Singapore each year.Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed to have breast cancer in Singapore each year.
Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed with breast cancer in Singapore each year.Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed with breast cancer in Singapore each year.Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed with breast cancer in Singapore each year.Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed with breast cancer in Singapore each year.Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed to have breast cancer in Singapore each year.
Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed with breast cancer in Singapore each year.Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
More than 29% of all cancers diagnosed in women are breast cancers. Between 2014 and 2018, about 2,246 women were diagnosed with breast cancer in Singapore each year.Nine out of 10 women who go to their doctors with breast lumps have a benign disorder, not cancer. Normal changes associated with the menstrual cycle can make breasts feel lumpy.
FAQs
Q: Who are eligible to apply?
A: Sponsorship is open to Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents.
Q: How do I apply?
A: Go to the SGH career portal, complete the online form, and send in the necessary documents as stated in the recruitment advertisement.
Q: How do I apply for a full-time scholarship?
A: MOH Holdings (MOHH) is centralising all healthcare scholarships. All applications will be forwarded to MOHH to be processed. Visit their website for more details (http://www.mohh.com.sg/programmes-partnerships/scholarships).
Q: Is there a minimum or maximum age that is eligible to apply?
A: No, you are welcome to apply in the event that you have gained admission.
Q: I have just completed my ‘N’ / ‘O’/'A' level examinations, can I submit my application?
A: Yes, you may submit your application but your sponsorship offer will be conditional to you being accepted into the programme.
Q: Will SGH apply on my behalf to the various educational institutions for course admission?
A: No, you would have to apply for direct admission into the course and be successfully enrolled in the course before your sponsorship application will be considered.
Q: Does the successful application of sponsorship mean direct entry into the course offered by the various educational institutions?
A: No, you would have to apply for direct entry into the course by the various educational institutions based on their requirements and your own merit.
Q: I am currently in the midst of my studies, can I still apply?
A: Yes, mid-term educational sponsorships are available.
Q: How will I know if my application has been successful?
A: You will receive a call from us if you had been successful in the interview and you will also receive a Letter of Offer specifying the terms of the award.
Q: Can my sureties be my family members, i.e. parents or cousins?
A: Yes, as long as they fulfil the criteria of sureties stated on the surety declaration form.
Q: Can I work during the holidays if I am sponsored?
A: Sponsored students will have to write in officially (sponsorship@sgh.com.sg) on their request to work part-time. All requests will be subject to approval.
If your question is not listed above, please feel free to email us at sponsorship@sgh.com.sg.
If your question is not listed above, please feel free to email us at sponsorship@sgh.com.sg.
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