Partner Universities & Colleges in  Singapore

Singapore is a study destination appropriate for people from all walks of life due to its efficient city planning, sophisticated economy, outstanding geographical location, sound legal system, convenient transit, pleasant environment, and tolerant and friendly social milieu.

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How much does it cost to study in Singapore?
International student tuition prices for a Bachelor's degree at a foreign and international institution in Singapore range from SGD$51,840 to SGD$115,350, depending on the nature of the study. The tuition expense for a master's degree ranges from roughly SGD$46,080 to SGD$133,884.

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Living expenses for an overseas student in Singapore range from S$1000 to S$2,500 per month on average. Depending on your lifestyle and course of study, this amount may differ.

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What are the requirements for studying at a Singaporean university?
Universities welcome students with a GCE A-Level or a Polytechnic Diploma from Singapore for undergraduate programmes. They also recognize international qualifications that are equivalent (12 years of formal education).

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Is it necessary to take the IELTS exam in order to study in Singapore?
To study in Singapore, IELTS and TOEFL scores are suggested but not essential.

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When is the university's first day of classes?
There are a variety of intake dates available, including January, April, August, and even September.

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How many hours may an overseas student work in Singapore while pursuing their studies?
International students are not permitted to work part-time in Singapore.

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In Singapore, how long does a post-study work permit last?
After graduation, international students must apply for a work visa in order to work in Singapore. After their student pass has ended, graduates will usually be issued a Short-Term Visit Pass, which allows them to stay in Singapore for up to 90 days.