Institution
National University of Singapore
Country
Singapore
Field
Funded PhD positions typically include a stipend or salary covering living expenses, full tuition, and research costs. In Europe, many PhDs are advertised as specific job positions with defined projects and supervisors. In the US, students are admitted to departments and funded through teaching or research assistantships. Most programmes require a Master's degree (except in the US where direct entry from Bachelor's is common) and a strong research proposal outlining the intended area of study. Deadlines vary widely — some are rolling, others have fixed annual cycles.
Application tip: Contact potential supervisors before applying. A well-researched email referencing their recent work and proposing a specific research direction dramatically increases your chances of funding.
Full details, eligibility criteria, and application instructions are available on the original posting page. Click View original posting above to access the official listing on National University of Singapore's website.
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