Teaching Scholars Programme
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What is Nanyang Technological University-National Institute of Education (NTU-NIE) Teaching Scholars Programme (TSP)?
The NTU-NIE Teaching Scholars Programme (TSP) augments the four year Double Major Programme in an Academic Subject and Education. The TSP aims to nurture a new generation of well-rounded, passionate educators who inspire and lead. Individuals in the TSP focus on developing content mastery and pedagogical expertise, and participate in diverse educational experiences which stem the theory-practice nexus. TSP's interdisciplinary curriculum is intellectually rigorous and will develop your leadership skills and provide you with a global outlook and perspective.
What degree will I graduate with upon successful completion of the TSP?
TSP students will graduate with either a Bachelor of Arts in an Academic Discipline and in Education, or a Bachelor of Science in an Academic Discipline and in Education, with direct honours conferred depending on your academic performance. Upon graduation, they will also be accredited with the necessary teaching qualifications.
What do NTU-NIE TSP graduates go on to do?
TSP students go on to pursue careers in teaching and leadership positions in the Ministry of Education.
How do TSP students differ from other students in curriculum workload?
TSP students have an additional curricular workload of at least 12 academic units (AUs).
What are the academic expectations of TSP students?
TSP students are required to maintain a Cumulative Grade Point Average(CGPA) of 3.5 and above throughout their course of studies. TSP students are also expected to participate in NTU-NIE activities and contribute to the NTU-NIE community.
Are TSP students allowed to take courses from other colleges/ schools in NTU?
Yes, TSP students can take electives from other colleges/ schools in NTU.
Is on-campus accommodation compulsory for TSP students?
All TSP students will be guaranteed and sponsored accommodation in NTU Hall of Residence for the four years in the programme. Students can enjoy the unique experience of living, learning and growing with NTU’s community of student residents.
Staying on campus is not compulsory, but it is highly encouraged. It is a rare opportunity not to be missed.
Staying on campus is not compulsory, but it is highly encouraged. It is a rare opportunity not to be missed.
Are TSP students able to get involved in student clubs?
Yes, TSP students are encouraged to join student clubs at NIE/ NTU for a fuller, more enriching university experience.