The International Affairs Committee of the American Academy of Dermatology offers attendance scholarships to international dermatologists to encourage their participation at the Academy’s Annual Meeting. The scholarships are limited to two applicants per country and include complimentary registration for the meeting, admission to one post-graduate ticketed session and an invitation to a dinner with AAD leadership. More information can be found here.
Nominations will be made by the DSS Exco. Dermatology trainees may also apply and will be given preference. Previous scholarship recipients are not eligible.
Applications should be addressed to the Honorary Secretary at dss.secretariat@gmail.com and include the following details: full name & NRIC, email, phone contact, year of dermatology training, previous reception of scholarships from AAD or Neutrogena-DSS and the abstract of the study to be presented (if any).
The Dermatological Society of Singapore supports the continuing medical education of members through the DSS conference grant. This grant provides members with support to participate in dermatological conferences held locally and internationally. The grant call occurs every 6 months and the closing dates for submission of applications are 31 March and 30 September of each year.
Guidelines for the award:
Interested parties may submit the application form to the Honorary Secretary at dss.secretariat@gmail.com.
This yearly prize was started in 1974 to award the final year YLLSOM medical student with the best score in the dermatology examination. More information can be found here.
This award is presented in memory of the late Professor V S Rajan after his death in 1983. It is awarded to the final year medical student with outstanding results in the dermatology examination conducted by the National University of Singapore.
This was set up in August 1983 to honour and commemorate the late Professor V S Rajan who had contributed greatly to the advancement of dermatology and venereology in Singapore. Professor Rajan was the President of the Dermatological Society of Singapore from 1979 to 1981. The fund provides grants for members of the medical and allied professions to conduct research in the field of dermatology.