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NUS Amgen Scholars Program 2027 in Singapore

National University of Singapore (NUS)

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Location
Onsite · Singapore, Singapore (open across Africa)
Who can apply
Applicants across Africa
Deadline
1 Feb 2027

About this internship

About the opportunity

The National University of Singapore (NUS) offers the Amgen Scholars Program 2027, a fully funded internship for undergraduate students in Asia. This program provides an intensive research attachment over the summer, allowing you to experience a career path in research. The program is open to students from colleges and universities across the Asia region.

What you get

  • Eight weeks of intensive biomedical or biotechnological research experience
  • Interaction and guidance from leading faculty research mentors
  • Information sessions on Graduate Program opportunities with NUS
  • Weekly colloquiums and seminars with visiting scientists
  • Access to campus facilities like Library, University Health Services, and Sports Centre
  • Accommodation provided by NUS

Who can apply

  • Undergraduate students from colleges or universities in Asia
  • Enrolled in relevant disciplines like Biology, Biotechnology, or Biomedical Sciences
  • Completed at least one year of undergraduate study
  • Not graduating before the summer program begins
  • Strong academic record and good working knowledge of English
  • Interest in pursuing a Ph.D.

What you need to apply

  • Check eligibility and FAQ on the website
  • Prepare documents listed in the Amgen Application Checklist 2027
  • Ensure all documents are ready for uploading before applying online
  • Provide accurate and up-to-date information in the application form

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