• Computing and Information Technology
• Business Management
• Design (Fashion, Interior, Game) Management
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Engineering and Science

• IELTS/TOEFL (NOT MANDATORY)

The cost of education in Singapore can vary significantly depending on the institution, program of study, and whether you are an international or local student. Generally, tuition fees for international students are higher than those for local students. For undergraduate programs, international students can expect to pay between SGD 25,000 to SGD 40,000 per year, while local students may pay around SGD 8,000 to SGD 12,000 per year. For postgraduate programs, international students can expect to pay between SGD 25,000 to SGD 50,000 per year, while local students may pay around SGD 10,000 to SGD 20,000 per year. It’s important to note that these figures are approximate and can vary depending on the institution and the specific program of study. Additionally, students should also consider other costs such as accommodation, living expenses, and healthcare when budgeting for their education in Singapore.

Internships in Singapore offer students valuable opportunities to gain practical experience, develop professional skills, and build networks in their chosen fields. The country’s dynamic economy and status as a global financial hub provide a wide range of internship opportunities across various industries, including finance, technology, engineering, and hospitality. Many multinational corporations and local companies offer internships to both local and international students, providing them with exposure to diverse work environments and cultures. Internships can be part-time or full-time, depending on the semester or holiday period, and some internships may even offer academic credits or stipends. Overall, pursuing an internship in Singapore can be a rewarding experience that enhances students’ resumes and prepares them for future careers.

Singapore is renowned for its extensive scholarship offerings, catering to both local and international students across diverse fields of study and academic levels. Government-sponsored scholarships, like those from the Ministry of Education and A*STAR, cover tuition fees, living expenses, and more, fostering academic excellence and research initiatives. Prestigious universities such as NUS, NTU, and SMU also provide scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students, recognizing merit and leadership potential. Additionally, industries in Singapore offer scholarships, providing hands-on experience and career opportunities. Researching and applying for these scholarships can alleviate financial burdens and open doors to a world-class education and professional growth in Singapore.

As an international student planning to study full-time in Singapore, you must apply for a Student’s Pass (Visa) after being accepted by an educational institution. It’s recommended to apply for the Student’s Pass before arriving in Singapore. You can only enter Singapore to complete the formalities for the Student’s Pass after your application has been approved.

Here is a list of documents required for the Singapore Student Visa:

• Signed Letter of Offer & Contract
• Birth Certificate
• Student Passport Copy
• 1 set of completely filled e-forms (Form 16 & Form V36)
• Recent passport size photograph in jpg format
• Documentary proof of financial ability (showing total amount of more than the course cost of the student) in the form of bank statements
• Supporting documents such as pay slip indication/income of parent or applicant’s monthly income (as per stated figures on Form V36: Part F)
• Signed Form 12 and Student Induction Declaration Form (Countersigned by counsellor’s- if through an agent)
• Explanation Letter (If the student has more than 6 months’ gap)

Here is the Student Visa Procedure:

• The student must submit full documents preferably six weeks before the course commencement date.
• The University/College will lodge the student pass application electronically with ICA (Immigration & Checkpoint Authority).
• The student needs to sign the Student Contract.
• It will take 3-4 weeks to process the student pass application.
• Once the application is successful, ICA issues an approval letter after which the student has to pay the 1st installment of the fees.
• After receiving the payment, the university or the institute will release the approval letter.
• Once the approval letter is received, the student is advised to enter Singapore to complete his/her medical and other formalities for the issuance of his student pass.