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SINGAPORE SINGAPORE - - MIT ALLIANCE MIT ALLIANCE Graduate Fellowship Graduate Fellowship Programme Briefing Programme Briefing

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SINGAPORESINGAPORE--MIT ALLIANCEMIT ALLIANCEGraduate Fellowship Graduate Fellowship

Programme BriefingProgramme Briefing

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Established: November 1998

Alliance Universities:Alliance Universities:• National University of Singapore (NUS)

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

• Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

Aim:Aim:To create world-class graduate educational

programmes and high-impact research initiatives.

Your choice for Your choice for eliteelite educationeducation

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WhyWhy SMA?SMA?1. A first rate full-time education

interaction with MIT

modern, innovative, specialised and relevant degrees

experience of entrepreneurship culture at MIT

2. Latest technology in interactive distance education

application sharing

real-time and archived lectures

web-based experiments

3. Top talent in the regionnetwork of alumni comprising the very best talent

4. Fast growing economy in Singaporewell placed for jobs, business opportunities & careers in R&D

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5. The two degrees are complementary; they strengthen the

in-depth knowledge in a specific discipline.

6. The course is more rigorous. Fundamental and application-based,

the education and training received better equip you to work with

the industry.

7. SMA awards a Graduate Fellowships to all who are

admitted

Why Why SMA?SMA?

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Interactive Interactive TechnologyTechnology

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Interaction Interaction with MITwith MIT

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World C

lassW

orld Class

FacilitiesFacilities

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Advanced Materials for Micro- and Nano-Systems (AMM&NS)

Computational Engineering (CE)

Manufacturing Systems and Technology (MST)

Computation and Systems Biology (CSB)

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering (CPE)

ProgrammesProgrammes

The following programmes are offered:

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MIT Masters + NUS/NTU Masters (1½yrs)

MIT Masters + NUS/NTU PhD (Up to 5yrs)

NUS/NTU PhD (Up to 4yrs)

Advanced Materials for Micro- and Nano-Systems (AMM&NS)

√ √ √

Computational Engineering (CE) √ √ √

Manufacturing Systems & Technology (MST) √ √ √

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering (CPE)

√ √ √

Computation and Systems Biology (CSB) - - √

Degrees Offered Degrees Offered and Candidatureand Candidature

Degree Award

Programme

Dual Degrees Single Degree

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BenefitsBenefitsStipend of S$1,500/S$2,000per month

Fully-subsidised tuition fee

Bond-free SMA Graduate Fellowship

Internship with industry

Residency at MIT

Additional allowance of up to US$6,000 during residency at MIT

- defray cost of a) GRE (US$160)* and TOEFL

(up to US$170)*b) MIT application fee of US$70 c) Housing & living expenses at MITd) SMA acceptance fee of S$50

*subject to changes

Graduate Student Tutor/ Teaching Assistant appointments for Ph.D. students

Top-up grant of S$500 per month for Ph.D. students

SMA certificate for direct PhD degree

Invitation for Permanent Residence

Individual cubicle with PC each

Interaction and activities

Job placement

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NUS

NTU

Student

Atheneum

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Students at bowling and BBQ event

Students on a Night Cycling Trip

Students on a tour of Boston city

Student Student ActivitiesActivitiesg

athering

s festive celebration

s sports activities

Students celebrating Mid Autumn Festival in Singapore

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Students in front of Killian Court, MIT

Career Talk cum Farewell Lunch

Amazing Heritage Race

Student Student ActivitiesActivitiesg

athering

s festive celebration

s sports activities

Having fun at the telematch games

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The Grand The Grand FinaleFinale

Commencement Convocation

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• High level professional and research positions

• World-renowned and technologically advanced companies

and Research Institutes & Centres

Job Job PlacementPlacement

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Programme Programme CoCo--ChairsChairs

Prof C ThompsonProf W K Choi

AMM&NSAMM&NS

Prof B C Khoo

CECE

Prof J Peraire

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Programme Programme CoCo--ChairsChairs

Prof C Y Yue

MSTMST

Prof D Hardt

CPECPE

Prof R Rajagopalan Prof BernhardtTrout

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Programme Programme CoCo--ChairsChairs

CSBCSB

Prof C L Hew Prof P Matsudaira

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AcademicAcademic Calendar Calendar

1st semester : July – Aug

2nd semester : September – January

3rd semester : January – June

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Admission intoAdmission into SMASMA

• 1st or 2nd Class (Upper) Honours Degree or its equivalent • Good GRE* score • Good TOEFL*^ score• Strong recommendations• Publications• Participation in conferences• Leadership qualities• Co-curricular activities

GuidelinesGRE – 1200 for Verbal & Quantitative; 4.5 for AnalyticalTOEFL – 580-600 paper-based/ 237-250 computer-based/ minimum of85 for internet based

^Applicants with first degree from NUS or NTU are generally waived; however applicants may be required by MIT host departments to submit scores, on a case-by-case basis.

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Admission intoAdmission into SMASMA

Submit Application : Between January and March

Offer made : March

Accept offer : April

Timelines

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Admission intoAdmission into MITMIT

• Applicable ONLY to the Masters degrees awarded by MIT.

• Admission criteria and timelines follow that of the MIT department hosting the programme.

• Use MIT department’s application materials to apply.

• Information is linked to the SMA website.

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HostingHosting InstitutionsInstitutions

Programme Singapore* MITAMM&NS NUS Department of Materials

Science and EngineeringCE NUS Department for

Computation Design and Optimization

MST NTU Department of Mechanical Engineering

CPE NUS Department of Chemical Engineering

CSB NUS Computational and Systems Biology Initiative

* Apply using SMA application materials

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Residency Residency at MITat MIT

Programme Term at MIT (for Dual Degree Students)

AMM&NS Sep - Dec 08CE Feb - Aug 09

MST Sep - Dec 08

CPE Sep - Dec 08

Residency at MIT for Ph.D. students is generally after passing the Ph.D. Qualifying Examinations

For AMM&NS, direct Ph.D. students are resident at MIT together with the dual degree students

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ApplicationApplication FeesFees

Application Fee for MIT Admissions PackageThe application fee is currently US$70.

Acceptance Fee for SMAThe acceptance fee is S$50 (excluding GST)

Fee is payable by candidates

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AchievementsAchievements & Awards& Awards

1. Materials Research Society Graduate Award – Silver Award, Materials Research Society Spring Meeting, 2003, San Francisco, USA

2. Best Conference Paper in Reliability Awards, IEEE International Symposium on the Physical and Failure Analysis on Integrated Circuits, 2002, Singapore

Presented to: Gan Chee Lip, AMM&NS Ph.D., 1999/2000 intake

Materials Research Society Graduate Student AwardPresented to: Meng Ying, AMM&NS Ph.D., 2000/2001 intake

Chee Lip: back-facing

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AchievementsAchievements & Awards& Awards

2nd runner-up, first Young Persons’ World Lecture Competition, Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3), 2005, London

Presented to: Eric Kan Wing Hong, AMM&NS Ph.D., 2001/2002 intake

Best Poster Award, Symposium J of International Conference on Materials for Advanced Technology, 2005

Presented to: Zang Keyan, AMM&NS Ph.D., 2001/2002 intake

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Melvyn: right hand side

Karthik: 3rd from left

2nd place twice in the George E. Nicholson Student Paper Competition, INFORMS, 2002 and 2004, USAOnly individual to have ever won the top awards (first or secondplace) more than once

Presented to: Melvyn Sim Soon Suan, HPCES S.M., 1999/2000 intake

Honourable Mention, George E. Nicholson Student Paper Competition, INFORMS Annual Meeting, 2003, Atlanta, USA

First time in 30 years a student from an Asian school was among the prize winners.

Presented to: Karthik Natarajan, HPCES Ph.D., 1999/2000 intake

AchievementsAchievements & Awards& Awards

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General General InformationInformation

Detailed information on application will be available on the SMA website:

http://www.sma.nus.edu.sgor

http://web.sma.nus.edu.sg

For enquiries, please e-mail to:[email protected]

Tel: (65) 6516 4787Fax: (65) 6775 2920

Thank you