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MHA Scholarships

The Singapore Police Force Scholarship (SPFS)

The SPFS is one of the most prestigious scholarships awarded by the Public Service Commission. It is awarded to candidates who have shown outstanding leadership qualities, possess impeccable integrity and have a strong interest in policing work to safeguard our nation.

Courses / Disciplines:
  • Most disciplines except Medicine, Dentistry, and Architecture
    *Applicants intending to pursue a degree in Law will not be called to the Bar
Universities / Institutions:
  • Renowned overseas or local universities
Value & Benefits:
  • Tuition fees and other approved charges
  • Monthly overseas or local maintenance allowance (including accommodation)
  • Pre-studies allowance e.g. settling in, warm clothing, computer
  • Return economy class airfare (if studying overseas)
  • NS disruption
  • Sponsorship of Master’s and exchange programmes (if requirements are met)
  • Full salary for the duration of your studies (including bonuses)
  • Vacation attachment programme
Requirements: You will need to:
  • Be a Singapore Citizen
  • Have strong leadership qualities and potential
  • Have a keen interest in serving in the Singapore Police Force
  • Have outstanding academic and Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) records
  • Have a GCE A-Levels, International Baccalaureate, Polytechnic , NUS High School, or other high school diploma/certificate
  • Excel in Officer Cadet School

All MHA scholarships are open to male and female applicants.

For female applicants: You will have to submit your application earlier to have enough time to prepare for enlistment into Basic Military Training (BMT) in the Singapore Armed Forces.
Bond Duration:
  • 4 years bond (Local studies)
  • 6 years bond (English speaking countries)
  • 5 years bond (Non-English speaking countries)

For more information, please visit: https://www.mha.gov.sg/careers/mha-scholarships/the-singapore-police-force-scholarship

Deadline: 15 Mar 2024, Fri
The Home Team
The Home Team
ministry of home affairs