GRADUATE INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME (GIP)
INFORMATION FOR ORGANISATIONS
Objectives
The objective of GIP is to enable graduate students to apply their newly acquired computing knowledge at organisations. Graduates are more adept in problem solving at workplace. The programme is an opportunity for organisations to tap into the talent that is being groomed in our School. Organisations can also offer long term placement to suitable or outstanding graduates after the internship.
Target Group
Master of Computing Students (Full Time).
Student placement would begin at the end of Semester 2 of each academic year frm May to July.
Eligibility
- Must be full-time students under the Master of Computing (or PhD) program.
- CAP must be at least 3.5 for Masters Students.
- All nationalities are welcome to apply
Budget
Organisations are required to pay an allowance to each student participating in the internship programme. The allowance to be paid is determined by the organisations. The School recommends a minimum allowance of S$1000 per student per month (CPF exempted) as only students who meet stringent requirements are allowed to participate in GIP. This allowance will be revealed to the students. Students will follow the working hours of the organisation in which they are attached.
How do I participate in the Graduate Internship Programme (GIP)
Please download the registration form and submit it via email to Ms Aminah (aminah@comp.nus.edu.sg).
Internship Calender
The following calender serves as a guide for organisation planning to participate in our GIP.
| Invitation of project proposal |
March |
| Listing of projects/companies for students to choose |
April |
| Interview by Organisations |
Mid April |
| Outcome Announced to students |
End April |
Condition
- Successful candidates are required to be attached to the organisation from May to July.
- During the internship, the student will work on a small project that could be specified by the company.
- Students are expected to maintain good progress toward their degree while on the internship.
- At the end of the internship, the student will be required to submit to the organisation and SoC a report for the work done on the project.
Medical Leave
Supervisors from a participating organisation will be informed by the students being hosted if they are sick or need to consult a doctor. A medical certificate will be submitted to the supervisors for medical leave. Supervisors' prior knowledge is needed if students wish to take leave of absence.
Vacation Leave
Organisations may grant paid vacation leave to the students at their own discretion.
Reservist (In-camp training)
Organisations should allow students to go for their in-camp training.
School Matters
Organisations should release students if they request to attend to school matters such as registration of modules, etc. Organisations may verify the request with the School's GIP coordinator.
Work Permit
Organisations need not apply work permit for students as industrial attachment is not considered a form of employment.
Visa
Organisations should provide an offer letter to students on overseas attachment to apply for a visa.
Indemnity Letter
As long as students are going for internships and NUS is informed, organisations will be indemnified. The Letter of Indemnity relates to the University's Public Liability policy which covers injuries to third parties or damages to third parties' properties. Other than NUS and the students and anybody representing NUS, the rest are considered third parties.
Enquiries
Please contact:
Graduate Office
Ms Aminah Binte Pardi
Tel: 6516 7966, email: aminah@comp.nus.edu.sg
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