Are you ready to Supercharge your future?
Are you ready to be part of an exclusive group of students to get the first look at NBS’ very own Premier Scholars Programmes designed to shape the next generation of global business leaders?
What Makes This Scholars Programme Stand Out?
Find out more!The NBS Global Leaders programme is here to give you the skills, experience, and opportunities to become a leader with a global mindset and make an impact wherever you chose to be in the future.
Get hands-on experience through multiple internship opportunities at companies in Singapore, within the Asian region, the US, and Europe. Plus, you’ll get to spend a semester at UC Berkeley Haas, giving you a new perspective, expanding your cultural know-how, and growing your international networks.
Develop your business acumen and gain cutting edge knowledge at curated workshops that are jointly organised by NBS faculty and industry leaders.
Learn directly from top executives with a six-month mentorship programme. You’ll shadow them, see how they make decisions, and track your growth on the NBS Mentoring Platform.
Build your leadership and communication skills through targeted coaching and public speaking programmes. And you’ll have a guaranteed spot in hall, so you can make the most of campus life.
Connect with industry leaders, alumni, and your peers through the Change Makers Club. You’ll get to join industry visits, alumni events, and workshops, growing your network beyond the classroom.
In your final year, bring your ideas to life with funding from the Founder’s Project. You’ll also work on community projects, both locally and abroad, making a real difference along the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
General
The NBS Global Leaders Programme by Nanyang Business School is one of the Premier Scholars Programmes offered at NTU. This programme is designed for high-achieving students who are looking for a holistic educational journey that goes beyond academics to prepare the next generation of business leaders.
One of the key features of the NGL is the curated workshops, led by NBS faculty and leading industry experts, that will give you an edge in your search for internships and full-time jobs. You’ll get the chance to collaborate with industry partners and work on real-life industry challenges, visit companies, and participate in networking sessions. You will also have the chance to learn under the mentorship of senior business executives to prepare you for leadership roles in the world’s top companies.
In addition, you’ll get the chance to create something that has a long-lasting impact on the community in your final year, funded by the Founder’s Project. Whether it’s starting a social enterprise or developing a new app to address a community issue, this project enables you to give back to society in a tangible, impactful way.
NGL is not a programme on its own as it will run in parallel with your enrolled programme (eg. Double Degree in Accountancy and Business). Hence, you will study in your respective programmes, while concurrently pursuing enriched academic and co-curricular activities that are being offered by NGL.
Admissions
The NGL is open to all nationalities with outstanding academic records enrolled in a 4-year programme in NBS. You should also possess excellent co-curricular records with strong leadership qualities and potential, as well as solid communications and interpersonal skills that will enable you to reach your full potential in the workplace after graduation.
NBS offers the following 4-year programmes:
- Double Degree in Accountancy and Business
- Double Degree in Accountancy & Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
- Bachelor of Applied Computing in Finance
- Bachelor of Accountancy (Sustainability Management and Analytics)
If you are not enrolled in a 4-year programme at NBS, but are enrolled in a 3-year degree programme at NBS, you can consider applying to NTU’s University Scholars Programme (NTU-USP).
If you have been accepted to NTU and wish to apply for NGL, you may wish to send us an email via [email protected].
If you have accepted another University but wish to apply for NGL, you can still apply to NTU and indicate your interest in NGL. You may follow up with us by writing to us at [email protected].
Your NGL scholarship will be withdrawn and you will be offered a tier of NTU scholarship which is on-par or as close to the benefits of the withdrawn scholarship as possible. You will have to meet the minimum CGPA required by the scholarship at the point of withdrawal.
The scholarship coverage period will follow the new programme’s normal candidature less the number of semesters you have already consumed under the previous scholarship.
Upon withdrawal from PSP, the scholar will also forgo other non-monetary guarantees/privileges under the PSP.
The scholarship will cover the normal candidature of a maximum of 8 semesters for a 4-year programme. You will not be covered by the scholarship should you wish to extend your candidature.
Yes, you are welcome to apply to NGL even if you are already holding a private scholarship. You will not be offered a NGL scholarship. However, you can be accepted into the NGL as a scholar with no scholarships.
No bond is attached to the NGL Scholarship for Singapore citizen. However, a three-year bond is applicable to all Singapore PRs and international students under the MOE Tuition Grant Scheme.
Curriculum
You will have to complete the modules required by the programme that you have enrolled in and 4 NGL core courses.
Yes, in general, you will still be able to take BDE.
You will need to maintain a CGPA of no lower than 3.75.
Student Life, Hall Accommodation & Careers
Yes. Although guaranteed, you will need to make a formal application for the hall stay.
Like other premier scholarship programs, top employers are aware of the rigorous selection criteria applied to select those students admitted to the NGL program.
NGL students will have many opportunities to interact with alumni and corporate leaders starting early in their NTU program. Our corporate partners actively recruit students for internships and, while nothing is guaranteed, the early interactions may give NGL students a leg up in the internship recruiting process.