In short
- 1 universities in Singapore on Noevo, across 1 cities
- 31 programmes listed
- Study levels: Undergraduate, Postgraduate
- Taught in English
How the education system works in Singapore
Higher education in Singapore typically follows a British-inspired model, though some institutions incorporate elements from other systems. Undergraduate degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science, usually take about three to four years of full-time study. Master's degrees generally require one to two years, and doctoral programs typically extend for several years beyond that. Teaching often combines lectures, tutorials, and project-based work. A modular system is common, where students accumulate credits for completed courses.
Language requirements
English is the primary language of instruction in Singaporean higher education. International students typically need to demonstrate proficiency in English through tests such as the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Other tests, including Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic, may also be accepted by some institutions.
Scholarships, funding and sports awards
The scholarship landscape for international students in Singapore includes various options. The Singaporean government offers some scholarships, often tied to a bond requiring recipients to work in Singapore for a period after graduation. Many institutions also provide their own scholarships, which can be merit-based or need-based, covering tuition fees and sometimes living expenses. Competition for these scholarships can be significant.
Sports scholarships are available at some Singaporean higher education institutions, particularly for students who have demonstrated high levels of athletic achievement. These scholarships can help offset tuition costs and may include other benefits. Students interested in athletic funding should inquire directly with the admissions or sports departments of individual institutions to understand their specific offerings and eligibility criteria.
After you graduate
After completing their studies, international graduates in Singapore may have options for post-study work. The availability and conditions of post-study work visas or permits can vary depending on the type of degree obtained and the student's nationality. These rules and regulations are subject to change, and international students should always consult official government sources for the most current information regarding post-study work opportunities and visa requirements.
Studying in Singapore: the numbers
- Universities in the Noevo catalogue
- 1
- Programmes listed
- 31
- Cities represented
- 1
- Study levels
- Undergraduate, Postgraduate
- Fields of study
- Business, Accounting and Finance, Computer Science, International Business
- Language of instruction
- English
Universities in Singapore
- LSBF
Frequently asked questions
How many universities in Singapore can I apply to through Noevo?
Noevo lists 1 institutions in Singapore, covering 31 programmes. You can shortlist and track applications to any of them.
Can I study in Singapore in English?
The programmes Noevo lists in Singapore are taught in English.
What can I study in Singapore?
Fields represented in the Noevo catalogue include Business, Accounting and Finance, Computer Science, International Business.
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