The Science Research Programme (SRP) is a prestigious research attachment opportunity for highly capable 17 and 18-year-old students from junior colleges and Integrated Programme (IP) schools in Singapore. Initiated in 1988 by the Faculty of Science in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, the program aims to provide motivated students with a challenging academic experience. Participants work on research projects under the guidance of experienced academics and scientists in a genuine research setting. Students enrolled in SRP have the option to participate in either the H3 version, which is examinable, or the enrichment version, which is non-examinable. This program is designed for students who aspire to engage with advanced scientific inquiry and gain early exposure to a university research environment.
Students are selected based on their capabilities and aspiration for advanced academic challenges.
The program is designed for students from Singaporean junior colleges and IP schools.
The Science Research Programme (SRP) is a research attachment opportunity for highly capable 17 and 18-year-old students from junior colleges and Integrated Programme (IP) schools in Singapore. It provides motivated students with a challenging academic experience working on research projects under the guidance of experienced academics and scientists.
Eligibility requires students to be 17 or 18 years old and currently enrolled in a junior college or Integrated Programme (IP) school in Singapore. Selection is based on capability and aspiration for advanced academic challenges.
The application process is managed through participating junior colleges and IP schools in Singapore. You should consult your school's academic advisors for specific details, deadlines, and to initiate the application, which may involve academic transcripts and recommendations.
Information on tuition fees for both domestic and international students is not available for this program.
While specific career outcomes are not detailed, the program fosters skills and interests in science and research through hands-on experience, which can be valuable for future academic pursuits.
Students in the SRP have the option to participate in either the H3 version, which is examinable, or the enrichment version, which is non-examinable.