Faculty Level : Bursaries
LBKM-THK Social Service Bursary Award
Lembaga Biasiswa Kenangan Maulud (LBKM) and Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society (THK) are charitable organizations established in 1965 and 1978 respectively. Over the years, they have been providing financial assistance to needy students. Recently, the two organizations have come together to establish the LBKM-THK Social Service Bursary Award. The purpose of this Bursary is to attract and retain graduates in the Social Service area.
The award of this bursary will commence in AY2008-09.
Application period
The bursary is open for application in February and September each year.
Value of Award
The Bursary is valued up to a maximum of $3000 per applicant.
Disbursement
The Bursary will be given to the student within a month from approval.
Eligibility
Year 3 students
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Only Singapore citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents will be eligible for the Bursary.
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Majoring in Psychology, Social Work or Sociology.
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Year 3 students who are not majoring in Psychology, Social Work or Sociology but are actively involved in social service activities may apply.
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CAP of at least 3.5.
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Financial need (based on indicators such as family per capita income indicator) will be the deciding factor for breaking ties.
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The Bursary holder must not hold any other awards such as scholarships, grants, bursaries or free aid, without the prior approval of the Selection Committee as well as the respective awarding bodies.
Honours Students
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Only Singapore citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents will be eligible for the Bursary.
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Majoring in Psychology, Social Work or Sociology
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Honours students who are not majoring in Psychology, Social Work or Sociology but are actively involved in social service activities may apply.
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Preferably be working on a Honours thesis or independent studies module that is related to Social Services.
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CAP of at least 3.5 at the end of third year (or 6 th semester) and completed at least 112MC
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Financial need (based on indicators such as family per capita income indicator) will be the deciding factor for breaking ties.
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The Bursary holder must not hold any other awards such as scholarships, grants, bursaries or free aid, without the prior approval of the Selection Committee as well as the respective awarding bodies.
Graduate Students
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Full time Masters research / coursework in Psychology, Social Work or Sociology.
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Full time Masters research/coursework students who are not from Psychology, Social Work or Sociology department, but are actively involved in social services may apply as well.
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Preferably be writing a thesis in Social Services
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Have obtained a CAP of at least 3.00 for the Masters research programme. Where the applicant has completed the coursework component and has proceeded to the research component, a semestral progress report assessed as “satisfactory” and above for the last two semesters will also be required. Other Masters research applicants who have not completed at least a semester of studies may also apply.
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Have obtained a CAP of at least 3.00 for the Masters coursework programme.
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Financial need (based on indicators such as family per capita income indicator) will be the deciding factor for breaking ties.
The Bursary holder must not hold any other awards such as scholarships, grants, bursaries or free aid, without the prior approval of the Selection Committee as well as the respective awarding bodies.
Application Process
Please click the relevant link to apply:
For Year 3 and Honours Students
For Masters research or coursework students
For applicants who are embarking on a thesis, please remember to attach a 100-word synopsis of your thesis to the application form and indicate the name of your thesis supervisor in it. The synopsis should be written in a manner that is accessible to the lay-person. (ie. Please avoid academic jargon and overly theoretical and technical writing) Successful applicant's synopsis may be published in LBKM/THK newsletter.
Applicants who are actively involved in social services should attach supporting documents to showcase their level of involvement in the social service. (Eg. Certificate of Participation/ testimonials/ letters from organizations etc)
The completed form, together with a photo of yourself and supporting documents, must be submitted personally to the Dean's Office at AS7 level 5, within the application period.
Successful applicants will be notified by email.
Upon Successful Application
1. Submit the Acceptance Form.