Gemini Overseas Exchange Grant

Financial Aid Type: Other Assistance, Donors
Nationality: Singapore Citizen, Permanent Resident, Foreigner
Student Type: Current Students

About the Financial Award

Established in 2024, the Gemini Overseas Exchange Grant is available to full-time undergraduates from the School of Computing & Information Systems at the Singapore Management University.  It seeks to enable financially needy students to embark on an overseas exchange programme with one of the University's partner universities in Asia, allowing them to have a more well-rounded worldview.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Full-time undergraduates from the School of Computing & Information Systems
  • Any nationality
  • Participating in international student exchange programmes with SMU partner universities in Asia
  • Must have demonstrated evidence of family household income where the gross monthly per capita income is in accordance with prevailing guidelines to qualify for government bursaries

Benefits

  • Tenable for the recipient’s one semester of study abroad with an SMU partner university in Asia
  • Valued at $2,666 to fund exchange-related expenses

Application

Applications will be invited through Centre for Global Education and Opportunities' call for exchange applications:

  • February to March (Fall exchange application)
  • July to August (Spring exchange application)

Apply via Oasis > Self-service App (Financial Aid Application)

Enquiries

Centre for Student Financial Assistance
Office of Admissions and Financial Assistance
Email: finasst@smu.edu.sg

About the Donor

The endowed Gemini Overseas Exchange Grant is established by SMU alumnus Muhammad Mohsin (BSc(ISM), 2009) to enable financially challenged students from the School of Computing & Information Systems at SMU to embark on an exchange programme in the hopes of expanding their world view.

Understanding how invaluable global exposure is to personal growth is something Muhammad himself is deeply aware of -- he had lived in Silicon Valley for 6 years whilst working at Google. This experience moulded Muhammad into the man he is today. He has since come full circle and is currently an Engineering Manager at Google in Singapore.

Having benefited from a quality education, Muhammad is keen to give back to alma mater and considers himself blessed to be in a position to pay it forward for future generations of SMU students to come.

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