How much is the stipend for PhD in NUS?

Research scholars who pass their PhD Qualifying Examination, within the stipulated period during their candidature, are eligible for an additional top-up of S$500 per month for a specific period….NUS Research Scholarship.

Nationality	PhD programme
Singapore Citizen*	S$2,800
Singapore Permanent Resident	S$2,400
International Student	S$2,200

How much do PhD students get paid in Singapore?

As a successful applicant you can expect a monthly stipend of around S$3,000 (USD $2,220) as an international student and S$3,500 (USD $2,600) as a Singapore citizen. The funding also includes provision for air travel and a settling allowance, to help with relocation to Singapore.

Is PhD stipend taxable in Singapore?

Is my stipend subjected to income tax? No, your research scholarship stipend and top-ups / augmentations are not subjected to income tax.

Are all PhD programs paid for?

Many PhD projects and programs are fully funded, meaning they are created with funding already allocated. When this is the case, the student does not have to pay fees (tuition) and is paid by the university. If you plan on undertaking a self-proposed PhD project, you will probably have to find your own funding.

Does PhD pay more?

In financial terms, the average reported salaries in all sectors are greater for those with a master’s or PhD degree compared with those candidates with only an undergraduate qualification, with the pharmaceutical and healthcare professions rewarding their master’s employees better than any other sector.

Is PhD stipend taxable Singapore?

10. Is my stipend subjected to income tax? No, your research scholarship stipend and top-ups / augmentations are not subjected to income tax. However, if you are also receiving income under the Part-time Teaching scheme, these payments will be subjected to income tax.

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