Science Research Programme
Latest Announcements

    • SRP 09/10 Project List

    All SRPians are to check their project details and contact us on any changes in the project details. All SRPians are reminded to start their June research attachment after they have submitted their project registration and contractual undertaking forms to Science Dean's Office Level 9.
  • SRP Student Project Proposal Template

    RMM students who require assistance to find a mentor, please fill up the template and send it to us before 15 May 2009.
  • Research Methods Modules 1 & 2 (2009)

    Please note that :
    - the briefing session on 1st April 2009 is compulsory for all candidates

    - the safety briefing session on 15th April 2009 is compulsory for all those who are taking experimental project

    - students must attend at least 4 of the RMMs 1&2 in order to qualify for RMMs 3 & 4 (SRP 2009/10)
  • Congratulations to SRPian winners at the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair (SSEF) 2009 !

    This year, the SRP projects bagged 3 Gold awards, 6 Silver awards , 5 Bronze awards and 5 Merit Awards. We would like to congratulate our SRP Mentors who have mentored the winning projects at the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair (SSEF) 2009.

    We also wish to thank the many other mentors who have put in considerable time and effort to mentor many other projects at SSEF and other school programmes.


The Faculty of Science, in collaboration with the Gifted Education Branch of the Ministry of Education, started the Science Enrichment Programme in 1988. It is meant for very capable students who aspire to a higher level of challenge than that offered through the mere application of scientific and mathematical concepts in the classroom.
The idea for this programme was mooted by Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, then Education Minister. Since the launch of the programme, Shaw Foundation has generously contributed towards the funding of the programme.
In 1989, the programme was renamed Science Research Programme (SRP) to better reflect the best approach to an appreciation of science research.
The SRP has expanded considerably, and involved many other faculties, research institutes and government agencies. We believe that the programme will continue to provide that experience of exploratory research in real-life research laboratories, under the guidance of some of our best researchers in Singapore.

As from SRP 2006/2007, students can now opt to take SRP as H3 subject or enrichment research project, subjected to mentor's agreement.
All projects under the H3-SRP should meet the standards according to:
1. Creative ability & originality
2. Scientific thought / Engineering goals
3. Execution thoroughness and skills
4. Clarity in Presentation
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