Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy attracts top talents in Asia and around the world with generous scholarships, transforming governance and policymaking in the region
Governance has become more complex globally. In Asia, economic growth, political transformation and a rising middle class demand sound analyses and policymaking.
One institution has made the training of young Asian leaders its mission. The Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy has been working with the next generation of policymakers and leaders in meeting the challenges of the region head-on.
The School is part of the National University of Singapore, ranked 1st in Asia and 24th worldwide according to latest QS Rankings.
Each year, the School welcomes 250 aspiring leaders looking to contribute to their countries and communities. It offers graduate programmes in public policy, administration and management, featuring innovative teaching methods that bridge prevailing theories with best practices from the region. LKY School alumni include senators, diplomats, editors, social entrepreneurs and private sector leaders.
At LKY School, a full calendar awaits students. The School regularly attracts notable visitors such as former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, Pulitzer prize-winning author Thomas Friedman and Nobel laureate Amartya Sen. The School also has extensive partnerships, giving students the opportunity to earn double degrees and to participate in exchange programmes at leading universities — including Columbia SIPA, LSE, Peking University, Tokyo University and Sciences Po.
More than half of LKY School students receive financial support for their studies, from tuition fee waivers to grants, full scholarships and fellowships.
Young leaders who want a global education and to contribute to Asia’s development can find no better place than the LKY School at the National University of Singapore.
Visit www.lkyspp.nus.edu.sg to learn about its graduate programmes. Applications for academic year 2014 close on January 15, 2014.