School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering - Talent Development Programme (EEE - TDP) grooms selected EEE students from DASE, DCPE, DEB, and DEEE courses.
EEE-TDP students are part of EEE Ambassadors and Engineering Academy.
EEE student ambassadors are the face of EEE in events such as Freshmen Orientation Programme, Annual Awards ceremony and Open House. EEE ambassadors take on leadership roles and lead their peers during the planning of various school events. EEE student ambassadors also provide peer tutoring service to students who need extra help with the course work.
The Engineering Academy offers complimentary training programmes to equip EEE students for various academic and professional pursuits. These include preparing students for scholarship applications, competitions, University (NUS, SUTD) Accelerated Pathway Programmes, and the GovTech-Polytechnic Technology Programme.
Students are trained in both technical and soft skills. The technical training programmes are designed to augment students' engineering expertise, preparing them for competitions like “World Skills Competition”, “Robocup”, and hackathons. The soft skills trainings are geared towards refining students' capabilities in effective self-presentation. Through these programmes, students acquire the essential skills to excel in presentations and interviews, positioning themselves adeptly in professional settings.
Through the EEE-TDP, EEE students are better prepared for the following:
1. Scholarship applications
2. Competitions
3. EEE’s ACE Programme applications
The School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering is committed to nurturing excellence through a wide range of scholarships that recognise outstanding academic performance, leadership potential, and a passion to make an impact.
In AY2025/2026, EEE is proud to have 73 active scholars across the DASE, DCPE, DEEE and DEB courses—a strong testament to the calibre and achievements of its students.
EEE scholars are selected based on academic excellence, co-curricular involvement, and demonstrated leadership qualities. Many also participate in the EEE Talent Development Programme, gaining access to specialised training, mentorship, and opportunities that prepare them for top university pathways and successful careers.
Explore a selection of scholarships available to EEE students below—with many more opportunities available.
EEE is also proud to have produced recipients of the prestigious Public Service Commission (PSC) Engineering Scholarship. In recent years, five EEE graduates have been offered this highly competitive scholarship — William Tan Jing Yu, Julian Kang Boon Kiat, Elyn See, Ryan Ong, and Hansen Wee.
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