Singapore [8 May 2025] – To commemorate 60 years of strong diplomatic ties between Singapore and Germany, the Singapore campus of the Technical University of Munich (TUM Asia) is pleased to launch the Singapore-Germany Jubilee 60 Scholarship, covering 60% of tuition fees for eligible Master’s students from both nations for the upcoming August 2025 intake.
This one-time initiative honours the close partnership between the two countries – built on shared values in innovation, education, and industry collaboration – and supports the next generation of global leaders who will continue this legacy.
“For over two decades, TUM Asia has been a bridge between Germany and Singapore in higher education,” said Dr Markus Wächter, Managing Director at TUM Asia. “This scholarship recognises not only 60 years of diplomatic friendship but also the value of cross-cultural learning. We’re proud to support students from both countries as they develop the skills to lead in an increasingly globalised world.”
TUM Asia was established in Singapore in 2002 as the first overseas campus of a German university, with the mission of offering world-class German engineering and applied science education in Asia. It continues to be a symbol of the strong academic and technological cooperation between the two nations.
The Singapore-Germany Jubilee 60 Scholarship is available for eligible Singaporean and German students applying to TUM Asia’s flagship master’s programmes in Singapore.
Scholarship Details:
- Award: Covers 60% of tuition fees
- Eligibility: Citizens of Singapore or Germany
- Applicable Programmes: All Master’s degree programmes offered by TUM Asia for the August 2025 intake
- How to Apply: A separate scholarship application is not required. All eligible applicants will be automatically considered upon successful enrolment in one of TUM Asia’s Master’s degree programmes.
- Master’s Degree Programmes Application Guide: : Learn more here.
Applicants will benefit from a unique academic experience that combines German engineering rigour with Singapore’s vibrant innovation ecosystem, along with strong ties to global industries.
This initiative reflects TUM Asia’s ongoing commitment to fostering global talent and deepening educational ties between Germany and Singapore for years to come.
Scholarship details are subject to terms and conditions and may change without prior notice.
