Despite its small size, the city-state of Singapore is rapidly becoming one of Asia's most prominant higher education and research hubs. A Masters in Singapore means studying at innovative modern universities, against a vibrant cultural backdrop, in a stunning study abroad setting.
Why study a Masters in Singapore?
With two universities in the world top 100 and several more performing well in regional rankings, Singapore is rapidly becoming a significant part of the global higher education landscape.
More importantly, its universities are attracting more and more international postgraduates, drawn by the opportunity to study at high-tech research institutions and the unique training opportunities offered by the history, geography and economic activity of this vibrant South-Asian region.
As a Masters student in Singapore you'll also have the opportunity of easy travel to neighbouring Malaysia or slightly further afield to South Korea or Japan - all of which offer their own high quality research and training opportunities (as well as plenty more to see and do during your studies).
How popular is Masters study in Singapore?
Singapore is a top South-Asian study abroad destination, with nearly 50,000 international students.
How long is a Masters degree in Singapore?
Singaporean Masters degrees follow an international format, with most programmes taking one or two years to complete, full time. Taught courses are usually shorter, with more time required for research-focussed qualifications.
How much does it cost to study a Masters in Singapore?
Tuition fees for Masters degrees in Singapore vary by institution and program, but are usually between SGD $20,000 and SGD $54,000 per year (roughly $15,100-$40,760).
Are Singaporean Masters degrees taught in English?
The majority of Masters programmes in Singapore are delivered in English, making them particularly accessible to international postgraduate applicants.
Will I need a visa to study a Masters in Singapore?
International students in Singapore must hold a valid 'Student Pass'. This is the equivalent of a visa and can be obtained with the support of a university, once you have been accepted onto a course.
Learn more about studying a Masters in Singapore
For more information on studying a Masters abroad in Singapore, see our detailed
guide. This covers universities, course types, funding and visa requirements.
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