Multidisciplinary Graduates Programme

Kickstart your career with PwC’s Multidisciplinary Graduates Programme – designed specifically for graduates from a wide range of academic disciplines who are eager to bring fresh perspectives into the worlds of audit, technology, compliance and tax. This programme offers you the unique opportunity to apply your non-accountancy background to complex business challenges while building a strong foundation for a successful professional career.

Who we are looking for

We seek motivated, curious, and adaptable graduates who are ready to embrace new challenges and learn continuously. You don’t need an accountancy degree to thrive with us — what matters is your passion for problem-solving, attention to detail, and ability to think critically and communicate clearly.

Preferred academic backgrounds include, but are not limited to:

Business administration
Economics
Computer science / information
Technology
Engineering (all disciplines)
Mathematics / statistics

Law
Science (e.g. Chemistry, Physics, Biology)
Social sciences (e.g. Psychology, Sociology)
Communications
Finance
Data analytics

Key qualities we value include

Ability to interpret data, identify trends, and contribute to insightful business recommendations.

Strong analytical skills

Interest or experience in technology and digital tools, with a willingness to learn emerging tech that drives innovation.

Tech-savvy mindset

Commitment to ethical practices and responsibility in handling sensitive information.

Integrity and accountability

Ability to explain complex concepts clearly and collaborate effectively across diverse teams.

Excellent communication

Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, coping with change, and staying proactive.

Adaptability and resilience

Enthusiasm for continuous learning, professional growth, and staying abreast of industry developments.

Curiosity and drive

Your audit pathway

Use your analytical and problem-solving skills to assess financial reports and ensure business transparency.

The Multidisciplinary Graduates Programme (MGP) is open to graduates from a wide range of academic disciplines beyond accountancy. Applicants with degrees in business, engineering, sciences, humanities and other fields are eligible to apply, provided the firm's minimum academic requirements are met.

Under the MGP, participants will begin their Singapore Chartered Accountant Qualification (SCAQ) journey from the Foundation Programme (FP) before progressing to the Professional Programme (PP). To prepare candidates for the six FP modules, the firm provides a three-month Intensive Training Programme prior to the commencement of employment. This structured programme is designed to equip participants with thefundamental accounting knowledge and technical skills required for success in the qualification pathway and profession.

In addition to sponsorship of programme-related costs, the firm provides study leave, examination leave and external tuition support in accordance with the firm's sponsorship policy.

Candidates are expected to complete the Foundation Programme within one year from the commencement of the Intensive Training Programme.

As with any other examination, the SCAQ requires commitment and discipline.

To support candidates' success, the firm provides structured academic support, study leave, examination leave and external tuition. In addition, reminder communications are sent to Seniors, Managers and Partners ahead of examinations to facilitate candidates' revision and examination preparation.

Most candidates are able to successfully complete the Foundation Programme within one year and progress to the Professional Programme.

Yes. Under the current sponsorship policy, participants are required to remain employed with the firm for a minimum of 12 consecutive months from their employment start date.

Participants who leave the firm before completing the required service period are required to repay sponsored training costs and related benefits provided under the sponsorship, in accordance with the terms of the agreement.

Other pathways

Technology

Work on cutting-edge digital solutions, from cybersecurity to data analytics, to transform client operations.

Compliance

Help organisations navigate complex regulatory environments and manage risks effectively.

Tax

Bring fresh perspectives to tax advisory and compliance by applying your analytical and research skills.

Hear from our people

Clarabelle Chan
Associate, Financial Services Assurance

"As an economics and finance major, accounting was not top of my career choices initially. However, when attending PwC’s Careers Discovery Day, I discovered a career that combines numbers, problem-solving, collaboration and growth.

With the support from peers, seniors and managers, I am able to combine my knack for numbers with hands-on client engagements to build my professional competencies."

Kelly Ma
Senior Associate, Risk Services

"As an Economics major, I developed a strong foundation in the principles that shape business and market behaviour. Moving into a regulatory risk and compliance role has allowed me to apply that knowledge in a practical setting.

I am particularly drawn to the opportunity to help organisations navigate complex regulatory environments and manage risk effectively. Each engagement gives me deeper insight into market practices and the real challenges clients face. Through these experiences, I have also developed valuable soft skills that will continue to support me throughout my career."

Jahnvi Raj Singh
Senior Associate, Risk Services

"I joined Assurance with an open mind, not from a traditional accounting route, but from a Bachelor of Science background in computing and law.

That mix has helped me find my place in Technology Risk Services, where I get to apply both my understanding of technology and my ability to interpret regulations in work that is challenging, practical and meaningful.”

Srinidhee
Senior Associate, Tax

"Having had an internship stint at PwC’s Transfer Pricing within the Tax practice, I saw how my specialisation in Finance can come in handy when understanding our clients’ business models and financials. I’ve also built genuine connections with my team-mates, which led me to return as a full-timer upon graduation.

While the journey brings a steep learning curve, I developed a genuine appreciation and interest for Transfer Pricing. Now celebrating my first-year anniversary at the Firm as a full-timer, I look forward to deepening my competencies through more complex work."