How does the PSC Scholarship (Public Finance) differ from the scholarships offered by AGD and AGO?
The PSC Scholarship (Public Finance) aims to develop individuals in economics, finance, accountancy or related fields for Public Service leadership positions, particularly those which require strong grounding in Public Finance. You will be placed on the Public Service Leadership Programme (PSLP) upon graduation, with MOF as your parent agency, and will be given opportunities to be posted to other agencies beyond MOF, AGD and AGO to broaden your policy perspectives beyond Public Finance.
In comparison, the AGO/AGD scholarships are aimed primarily at developing individuals with deep domain expertise for leadership positions as determined by these organisations.
In terms of the country of study, the PSC Scholarship (Public Finance) is tenable for local or overseas studies in Accounting, Analytics, Business, Business Administration, Business Management, Economics, and Finance whereas the AGD Accountancy Scholarship and the AGO Auditing Service Scholarship are tenable for Accountancy courses in local universities only.
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