Singapore
About Singapore
- Located in Southeast Asia
- Small island city-state
- Innovation leader
- Excellent infrastructure
- Strong economy
- Safe and clean
- Urban infrastructure
- Hot and humid
Top courses in Singapore
Business & Management
Information Technology
Engineering
Design & Creative Arts
Law & International Relations
Why Singapore as an ideal study abroad destination ?
- Globally recognised degrees
- 2,000 + English-taught programs
- Quality education
- Affordable tuition fees
- Students from 100+ countries
- Scholarships
- Strong industry exposure
Top Universities In Singapore
National University of Singapore (NUS)
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Singapore Management University (SMU)
Singapore University of Technology and Design
Singapore Institute of Technology
Singapore Tuition fees
| Courses | Minimum Annual | Maximum Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor | S$ 11,990 | S$ 60,000 |
| Master | S$ 11,605 | S$ 75,000 |
| Diploma | S$ 4,400 | S$ 35,000 |
| Ph.D | S$ 25,000 | S$ 60,000 |
| Intakes | August, January, March/April, October | |
Monthly Cost of living
Accommodation
SGD 600 – SGD 1200
Food & Groceries
SGD 300 – SGD 500
Transportation
SGD 100 – SGD 150
Internet & Mobile
SGD 50 – SGD 80
Utilities
SGD 100 – SGD 180
Personal/Leisure
SGD 150 – SGD 300
Weather
Summer
20℃ - 30℃
Autumn
8℃ - 18℃
Winter
-5℃ - 5℃
Spring
8℃ - 18℃
FAQ
Yes. Students enrolled in full-time courses at approved institutions can work up to 16 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays, without a work permit.
Yes. Graduates can apply for a Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) or Work Pass if they find employment.
The Student Pass application is typically processed in 2 to 4 weeks after submission
The Tuition Grant Scheme is a subsidy provided by the Singapore Government to reduce tuition fees for international students at public universities and polytechnics. Students who accept the grant must sign a bond to work in Singapore for 3 years after graduation.
Typically, student visas in Singapore do not allow dependents to accompany the student. Exceptions may apply for postdoctoral or research candidates under specific schemes.
What is the mode of instruction in Singapore universities?