Nanyang Indonesian International Mobility Scholarship

Nanyang Indonesian International Mobility Scholarship

At Nanyang Business School, we believe in empowering exceptional talent to create positive impact across the region. This scholarship supports high-potential individuals from Indonesia by providing greater access to world-class postgraduate education, nurturing the next generation of leaders, and strengthening bilateral ties between Singapore and Indonesia.

 

Who is eligible?

  • All Indonesian candidates are welcome to apply for this scholarship.
  • Meet the respective MBA (full-time) & Specialised Masters programmes’ admission requirements.
  • A well-rounded candidate who has exceptional track record both academically and professionally.
  • A very good command of English.
  • You should not concurrently hold any other scholarships (i.e. APEC Scholarship/ASEAN Development Scholarship or any other third-party scholarships or sponsorships) during the prescribed period of the award.

 

Scholarship benefits

  • *Up to 90% fee support (*Quantum will be dependent on overall candidature)
  • SGD$1500 monthly stipend from Aug to May (excluding the optional internship period)

 

How to apply?

  • In the application form, under the scholarship section, select “Nanyang Indonesian International Mobility Scholarship” and complete the scholarship essay. Application is strictly through the online application form. No separate scholarship application is required.
  • Applications close on 31 March each year.

 

Hear from our scholars

Arief Kresnadi Ignatius Kasim

Arief Kresnadi Ignatius Kasim
Nanyang MBA, Class of 2024

Being a recipient of the scholarship motivates me to truly make the most of my time in the MBA. It drives me to push myself to strive for more and get out of my comfort zone....plan to go back to my home country, Indonesia, and grow my career there.

Meta Yunita Pramasetio

Meta Yunita Pramasetio
Nanyang MBA, Class of 2023

If I want to influence people, then change must start with me - not necessarily to set a standard, but to show people that it is achievable.