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🇸🇬 Studying in Singapore for international applicants

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Higher education in Singapore at a glance

Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) - Singapore
Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) - Singapore

Singapore is one of Asia's main education and finance hubs. Instruction is in English, and degrees are recognized worldwide. The city-state is known for safety, cleanliness and an exceptional quality of life.

Here you'll find both strong local universities and campuses of international universities and business schools offering British and Australian degrees.

Advantages of studying in Singapore

  • Instruction entirely in English.
  • Campuses of international universities awarding their own degrees.
  • Asia's finance and business hub, with industry links.
  • Top-tier safety and quality of life.
  • A strategic location at the heart of Asia.

Cost & accommodation

Curtin Singapore - Singapore
Curtin Singapore - Singapore

Singapore is not cheap: both tuition and living cost more than in neighboring Asian countries, but students gain access to a global business hub and international degrees.

During a consultation we'll share the current amounts and help you plan a budget.

How to apply

Admission is based on your diploma and an IELTS/TOEFL certificate. Many international programs have a clear admission process for international students.

We'll help you choose a program, gather documents and arrange a visa.

Step by step:

  1. Assess the level. NUS and NTU are world top-15: excellent grades, IELTS 6.5+ and often SAT or entrance assessments.
  2. MOE Tuition Grant. The state subsidy cuts tuition substantially - in exchange for three years of work at a Singapore-registered company.
  3. Apply. Online to universities; winter-spring deadlines for autumn intake.
  4. Visa. The Student Pass is arranged by the university after admission.

Admission with an 11-year school certificate

Formally accepted; practically the competition is among Asia's toughest: top universities want excellent transcripts, strong English and often SAT. A common smart route: bachelor's in Malaysia or Hong Kong, Singapore master's after. Comparisons - in our study-abroad guide.

Master's degrees in Singapore

Diplomas accepted directly; taught programs run one year in English - straight into Southeast Asia's hub job market.

What studying in Singapore costs

ExpenseBudget for
Bachelor's (unsubsidized)SGD 25,000-50,000 / year
With MOE Tuition Grantsubstantially less + 3-year work bond
LivingSGD 1,200-1,800 / month
VisaStudent Pass via the university

FAQ

Entirely in English - the official language of education and business in Singapore.

Yes, Singapore hosts campuses of international (British, Australian) universities that award their degrees.

Singapore is not cheap, but it gives access to a global business hub. You see the tuition and extra costs before we send the application.

Singapore is one of the safest and most comfortable countries in the world.

Formally yes, but competition is fierce: excellent grades, IELTS 6.5+ and often SAT. The master's route later is frequently smarter.

A state subsidy that cuts tuition substantially - in exchange for a three-year work bond with a Singapore-registered company after graduation.

Unsubsidized SGD 25,000-50,000 a year; substantially less with the MOE Grant. Living: SGD 1,200-1,800 a month.

English - it's the language of Singaporean education.

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Universities

Universities in Singapore we help you get into

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  • Program selection and admission preparation
  • Help with scholarships and university discounts
  • Documents, translations and student visa
  • A personal consultant from the first message to enrollment

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