What is the difference between the Bachelor of Arts/Science (Double Major/Education) programme and the NTU-NIE Teaching Scholars Programme (TSP)?
The NTU-NIE Teaching Scholars Programme (TSP) is one of the 4 Premier Scholars Programme at NTU, that sits on the Bachelor of Arts/Science (Double Major/Education) programme. Teaching Scholarship and Award holders who enrol in the Bachelor of Arts/Science (Double Major/Education) will have the opportunity to be placed on the TSP. The TSP provides developmental opportunities for students to be groomed as future educators, such as leadership programmes, guaranteed on-campus accommodation, semester exchange and international practicum, among others. TSP scholars will also have to take an additional 15 Academic Units of courses.
This information is sourced from MOE
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