NUS IRIS Research Internship 2026 Fully Funded
Key facts
- Level
- Any level
- Funding
- Not specified
π Research Immersion at the National University of Singapore (NUS)
Looking to gain real research experience at a world-class university?
The NUS IRIS (Internship & Research Immersion in Singapore) 2026 offers undergraduate and masterβs students a fully funded research internship at one of Asiaβs top universities β no IELTS, no application fee.
Program Overview
π Host Country: Singapore
π Host University: National University of Singapore (NUS)
π¬ Program Type: Research Internship (Not a Job)
β³ Duration: 2β3 Months
πΌ Fields: Open to all academic disciplines
πΈ Application Fee: None
π£οΈ IELTS: Not Required
β¨ Why Choose NUS IRIS?
π§ Work on real research projects under NUS faculty
π Learn graduate-level research methods
π« Experience life on one of Asiaβs best university campuses
π€ One-to-one mentorship with experienced researchers
π Earn a certificate from NUS Graduate School
π Strengthen your profile for graduate studies & global scholarships
π° Fully Funded Benefits
π΅ SGD 1,200 monthly stipend
βοΈ SGD 600 travel allowance (airfare included)
π Free on-campus accommodation
π¬ Access to state-of-the-art research labs
π Official completion certificate from NUS
π Full campus & student life experience in Singapore
Who Can Apply? (Eligibility Criteria)
You are eligible if you:
π Are enrolled full-time in a degree-granting university
π Are an undergraduate (completed at least 2 years), or
π Are a masterβs student (in your first year)
π Have a minimum GPA of 3.5 / 4.0
π Can maintain student status throughout the program
β€οΈ Show strong interest in academic research
π Come from any academic background
π Required Documents
π Academic transcript
π CV (max 2 A4 pages)
βοΈ Personal statement (research interests & background)
π¨ Two recommendation letters (submitted by referees)
π Passport details (optional at application stage)
β° Application Deadline
ποΈ 15 January 2026
β±οΈ 23:59 PM (Singapore Time)
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