Your journey into the media industry starts here - SPH Media Scholarships offers you a head start to develop your interest in writing meaningful stories and creating impactful content that reflect the heart of communities. As Singapore's trusted News Company, SPH Media is your gateway to a meaningful career in the media with immersive internships, guided mentorship, and diverse career pathways.
We invite you to embark on an exciting career with us through our SPH Media Journalism Scholarship, SPH Media-Temasek Foundation Scholarship or Tamil Media Scholarship — we believe you are the talent whom we are seeking.
SPH Media Journalism Scholarship
If you are curious, persistent, and passionate about uncovering the truth, with a keen interest in news and current affairs, this opportunity is for you. You’ll gain diverse experience across roles, working alongside seasoned journalists, editors, and mentors on meaningful projects.
We invite you to embark on an exciting career with us through our SPH Media Journalism Scholarships.
SPH Media - Temasek Foundation Journalism Scholarship
SPH Media and Temasek Foundation share an interest in building up a core group of talented journalists with knowledge of Singapore and the region.
We invite young people with an interest in pursuing journalism as a career to apply for a bond-free scholarship aimed at developing news media professionals, to secure the future of credible journalism as a public good.
The Tamil Media Scholarship, offered by SPH Media and supported by the Ministry of Digital Development and Information (MDDI), provides a unique opportunity for young individuals committed to shaping the future of Tamil media. Designed to nurture the next generation of journalists, this scholarship supports those who are passionate to advance the Tamil language within the media landscape.
With the Tamil Media Scholarship, you’ll help shape the conversation and lead the future of Tamil journalism, ensuring the language thrives across dynamic media platforms.
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