Rotary Club of Tanglin & Alvin Goh Scholarship

Eligibility and Selection Criteria

• Undergraduates pursuing a full-time degree programme offered by the Institute with preference given to students pursuing the Bachelor of Science with Honours in Speech and Language Therapy degree programme. 

• Are Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents. 

• Have achieved outstanding academic results and demonstrated leadership qualities. 

• Have made significant contributions beyond academic studies to the Institute or the community. 

• Preference will be given to applicants with Household Per Capita Income (PCI) of no more than $1,725.

Benefits and Obligation of Scholarship

• Each Scholarship is valued at $5,700 and is tenable for one Academic Year. 

• The Scholarship shall be used for the recipient’s educational expenses such as tuition fees, course materials, expenses for study trips and fees for other educational activities organised by the Institute. 

• Recipients who have already been awarded the Scholarship for one year of study may apply to receive and be considered for the Scholarship(s) in subsequent year(s), subject to the fulfilment of the selection criteria and the selection by the Selection Committee. 

• Recipients of this Scholarship may accept other scholarship(s) concurrently.

About the Donor

The Scholarship is made possible by a gift from the members of the Rotary Club of Tanglin, Singapore, together with Mr Alvin Goh, the Club’s Immediate Past President (Rotary Year 2020/21). 

“The Club and myself are very proud to be able to nurture talented young leaders at SIT for the future. The Rotary Club of Tanglin, Singapore is committed to service, and we find a resonance in SIT’s endeavours to develop individuals who build on their interests and talents to impact society. It is our hope that this Scholarship will create a ripple effect in the lives of the recipients and the people that they go on to serve.”  

- Mr Alvin Goh, President (Rotary Year 20-21) of the Rotary Club of Tanglin, Singapore, who spearheaded the fundraising efforts for the Scholarship