Information Sheet Srp2024 To 2025 Updatedstudents
Information Sheet Srp2024 To 2025 Updatedstudents
ORGANISATION
The Science Research Programme (SRP) was established in 1988 by the Faculty of Science,
National University of Singapore (NUS) in collaboration with the Gifted Education Branch,
Ministry of Education. In the current cycle, mentors for the Programme come from the National
University of Singapore’s Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering, and Yong Loo Lin School
of Medicine; A*STAR’s Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS), Institute of Molecular and Cell
Biology (IMCB), NanoBio Lab, Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences (SCIS) and Singapore
Institute of Food and Biotechnology (SIFB); Defence Science Organisation (DSO) National
Laboratories; Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA); Nanyang Technological
University (NTU); Raffles Science Institute (RSI); and Singapore University of Technology and
Design (SUTD).
OBJECTIVE
The main objective of the Programme is to give selected first-year Junior College/Year 5
Integrated Programme students who have demonstrated interest and aptitude for scientific
research, the opportunity to be in a mentorship and undertake research projects in a scientific
and technological community, acquiring critical inquiry and research competencies, and
desirable dispositions of practitioners in the scientific field.
PROGRAMME
The Programme comprises 2 parts:
• Mentorship Attachment
• Science Research Congress
The Mentorship Attachment offers students the opportunity to work on research projects in
Life/Medical Sciences, Chemical/Physical Sciences, and Engineering under the guidance of
mentors from NUS and other established research centres. Students work in a real-world
research environment.
During the mentorship attachment in May/June, the student spends at least 2 weeks working
full-time on the research project.
Thereafter, the student meets with the mentor on a regular basis to complete the research
work. Every student writes a scientific paper at the end of the Attachment. The papers will be
published as Proceedings of the 37th Science Research Congress.
The Science Research Congress which will be held in April 2025 offers students an
opportunity to communicate their research findings to an audience of mentors and interested
JC students. On the successful completion of the Attachment, certificates of participation in
the SRP 2024/25 will be presented to the students at the Congress.
Since 2006, the student in the SRP may submit his/her research project for assessment as a
H3 subject. Students offering H3-SRP would have to submit their scientific papers for H3
assessment in January 2025 and take part in an oral defence in late February 2025.
SRP 2024/25
INFORMATION SHEET
ADMISSION CRITERIA
Interested eligible JC1 H2 and Year 5 IP science students should first apply to participate in the
Research Methods Module (RMM).
On completion of the RMM and attendance at the 36th Research Congress, students interested
to proceed with the Mentorship Attachment and Science Research Congress may then submit
a Research Plan to a prospective mentor and apply for admission to SRP 2024/25 in May. On
acceptance of the Research Plan approved by either a H3-SRP supervisor or an Enrichment-
SRP mentor, they qualify as participants of the SRP 2024/25.
SRP 2024/25
INFORMATION SHEET
To Student,
2. Apply online at https://go.gov.sg/srprmm24 between Fri, 10 Feb and Fri, 20 Feb 2024.
3. If you have questions, please contact SRP school coordinator Mrs Ang
([email protected]) via email. You may also look for Mrs Ang @ 92200376 for
clarifications.
SRP 2024/25