Bond-free Lim Kim San Memorial Scholarship for study at local unis open for application till April 30

Mr Lim was Singapore’s former minister for national development who played a pivotal role in shaping the country’s public housing landscape. He also served as executive chairman of Singapore Press Holdings between 1988 and 2002.

The scholarship covers full course fees, including tuition and examination fees. It also includes a living allowance of $2,500 and a book allowance of $500 per year.

The scholarship is applicable for the minimum time it takes recipients to complete their first degree, including an honours degree if applicable, but it should not exceed four years. This is subject to satisfactory academic progress and conduct.

Recipients of the scholarship can also take up available internship opportunities at SPH Media, which houses various publications, including The Straits Times.

Scholars are also encouraged to give back through volunteerism and community work during their university years to foster a sustained cycle of positive social impact.

To be eligible for the scholarship, applicants should demonstrate good academic results in their annual examinations at local universities, in the GCE O- and A-level exams, or at a polytechnic.

Applicants should also have consistently good co-curricular activity records and not hold any other scholarships, bursaries, or awards without prior approval from SPH Foundation.

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