List of scholarships

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For New Students

Wu Peihui Dance Award
  • Eligibility: Singapore citizens
  • Quantum: Up to $10,000
  • Tenure: One academic year
  • Application period: 17 Jan – 14 May 2025
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NAC-UAS Arts Scholarship
  • Eligibility: Singapore citizens and permanent residents
  • Quantum: 90% of total fees payable
  • Tenure: Entire BA (Hons) programme
  • Application period: 17 Jan – 14 May 2025
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Future Leader Scholarship
  • Eligibility: All nationalities
  • Quantum: S$9,000 for first academic year
  • Tenure: One academic year
  • Application period: 17 Jan – 14 May 2025
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Tan Chay Bing Scholarship
  • Eligibility: Singapore citizens and permanent residents
  • Quantum: S$10,000 per academic year
  • Tenure: Max of three years
  • Application period: 17 Jan – 14 May 2025
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For Current Students

Brother Joseph McNally Memorial Scholarship
  • Eligibility: All nationalities
  • Quantum: Up to $5,000
  • Tenure: One academic year
  • Application period: 1 – 22 Jun 2025
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LASALLE Scholarship
  • Eligibility: All nationalities
  • Quantum: Up to $9,000
  • Tenure: One academic year
  • Application period: 1 – 22 Jun 2025
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Ngee Ann Kongsi Scholarship
  • Eligibility: Singapore citizens
  • Quantum: Up to S$10,000
  • Tenure: One academic year
  • Application period: 1 – 22 Jun 2025
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Veda Mekani Scholarship for Performing Arts
  • Eligibility: All nationalities
  • Quantum: Up to S$10,000
  • Tenure: One academic year
  • Application period: 1 – 22 Jun 2025
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Edutrust New Blood Wood Pencil Award/ Monotype 4

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D and D New Blood Wood Pencil Award/ Monotype

The basic concept of this project is about preserving one of the precious intangible cultural heritages called the “Zmijanje embroidery”. Zmijanje embroidery incorporates respect for diversity, creativity and non-verbal communication. Respecting the tradition is a significant thing for the poster design. By using the main characteristic of traditional the Zmijanje embroidery element, including a deep blue thread to embroider improvised geometrical shapes. This project may enhance the traditional practice with the possibilities of modern ways to communicate.

Student Showcase

City of hours

City of Hours is a project designed as part of the Urban Agenda Exhibition 2018. The visual representation of time is presented through a series of hour glasses that are designed with a twist. These artefacts express the way time is spent in the urban cities like Singapore and Seoul.

The work was exhibited in Urban Agenda 2018 in Seoul, South Korea in collaboration with in Sangmyung University.

LIANG YING TANG

LIANG YING TANG

I believe in the designer as a student and collector of the world, a curious wandering soul, and a discerning communicator – the Designer as Flaneur. Every experience has value. As a designer-flaneur, I believe in having the right attitude and mindset, to recognise that there is value in all things and embrace different perspectives. I love how design makes a difference and I want to be part of it.

Sonny Liew

Sonny Liew

The arts scene in Singapore is buzzing, what with Sonny Liew’s haul at the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards for his graphic novel The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye. Many are excited about what this could mean for the local illustration community that has been blooming steadily since the Organisation of Illustrators Council (OIC) was formed in 2006. Through their concerted efforts, Singapore’s skilled illustrators are receiving more attention than ever.