Academic Qualification Funding
The Academic Qualification Funding(AQF) scheme provides financial assistance to support studies leading to PhD level academic qualifications. The purpose of the AQF scheme is to assist members of staff in the undertaking and realisation of high-level academic-theoretical or practice-based research activities that lead to the obtaining of academic qualifications at Doctoral / PhD level.
PAST-APPROVED AQF PROJECTS INCLUDE:
Marco Yoon (D/ICT): Evaluation Framework for Assessing the Performance of Cloud-Based Intrusion Detection and Prevention System. Doctor of Philosophy (Computer Science), Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)
Joselyn Sim (F/DE): Mapping the rise of TikTok culture amongst female Singaporeans Gen Z. Research Programme PhD, London College of Communication, UAL.
Wesley Aroozoo (F/FAMCI): Do the Preset Restrictions and Expectations of a Creative Medium Predestine My Journey with Adaptations as a Practitioner? PhD Media and Communication, RMIT University (School of Media and Communication)
Fairul Zahid (F/PA): Interrogating the Intervention of Spoken Word in Making Contemporary Choreography. Doctor of Philosophy (Artistic and Creative Technology- Research), University Technology MARA (UiTM), College of Creative Arts.
Shannon Sim (F/DE): Mapping the Singapore Fashion Tech Ecosystem and Its Distinctive Dynamics for Innovation. Research Programme PhD, London College of Fashion, UAL.
Daniela Monasterios Tan (F/DE): Fashioning Andean Futurisms: Reclaiming Indigeneity in Contemporary Bolivia. Research Programme PhD, Central Saint Martins, UAL.
Ginette Chittick (F/DE): Into The Mosh Pit: Singaporean Punk from 1993 – 2007. Research Programme PhD, London College of Communication, UAL.
Michael Budmani (F/PA): PhD (Education): Bath Spa University
Michelle Loh (F/FAMCI): Doctor of Education (EdD): University of Western Australia
Mardhiah Osman (F/FAMCI): Doctor of Education (EdD): University of Western Australia
Dinu Bodiciu (F/DE): PhD: London College of Fashion / University of the Arts London
Ang Xinwei (F/DE): PhD (Architecture & Design) / RMIT University, Melbourne
Nadya Wang (F/DE): PhD / Courtauld Institute of Art / University of London
Damaris Carlisle (F/FAMCI): Doctor of Education (EdD) / University of Western Australia
Ronald Lay (F/FAMCI): Doctor of Education (EdD) / University of Western Australia
Malar Vili Nadeson (LIB): Doctor of Education – Higher Education (EdD) / University of Liverpool