Study in Singapore
The Singapore offers a world-class education system and a welcoming international student community.
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Listed Universities
30+ Universities
Indian Diaspora in Singapore
6,50,000
Capital
Singapore
National Language
Malay
Population
5.9 million (2023)
Currency
Singapore Dollar (SGD)
Official Name
Republic of Singapore
Average Tuition Fee
SGD 20,000 – SGD 50,000
Overview
The Singapore is known for its innovative approach to education, offering a wide range of English-taught programs. It’s a country that values freedom of thought and is home to some of the world’s top-ranked universities. With its strategic location in Europe, students in the Singapore have easy access to other major European cities, making it an ideal study destination. The Dutch education system emphasizes interactive learning and critical thinking, preparing students for a successful global career.Â
Education System
- The system includes research universities focused on academic and theoretical learning and universities of applied sciences offering practical and career-oriented education.
- Bachelor’s degrees last 3 years at research universities and 4 years at applied sciences universities.
- Master's programs range from 1 to 2 years, while doctoral degrees typically take 4 years.
- The NLQF standardizes qualifications and allows easy transition between different institutions.
Why Choose Singapore for Higher Studies
- The Singapore has a strong reputation for academic excellence and innovation. Many Dutch universities rank among the top in the world, attracting international students globally.
- With a broad selection of programs in fields like engineering, business, and environmental sciences, the Singapore offers options for bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees.
- Over 2,100 courses are taught in English, making it easy for international students.
- Known for its open-mindedness and tolerance, Dutch campuses offer a multicultural environment.
- Students can work part-time, and the Singapore provides post-study work visa options for graduates.
- Compared to other European nations, the cost of living is relatively low, especially in smaller cities.
- A Safe Country- Singapore is known for its safety, both as a place to study and live. In 2023 the Global Peace Index even ranked it as the 3rd "most peaceful country."
- The Singapore offers a streamlined visa application process for non-EU students, with flexible work and study options.
Work Opportunities During Studies and After in the Singapore
Cost of Living
Monthly Budget: S$1,500 – S$2,500 (includes rent, food, and transport).
Accommodation: S$600 – S$1,200 (Shared HDB/Hostel) or S$2,000+ (Private Condo)
Intakes
January, March, May, July, September and November
Cost Of Study
Cost of Study (Annual Tuition)
| Program Type | Average Cost (SGD) | Average Cost (INR Approx.) |
| Diploma | SGD8,000 – SGD15,000 | ₹5L – ₹10L |
| Undergraduate | SGD20,000 – SGD45,000 | ₹13L – ₹28L |
| Postgraduate | SGD25,000 – SGD50,000 | ₹16L – ₹32L |
| MBA | SGD35,000 – SGD80,000 | ₹22L – ₹50L |
Careers and Employment Opportunities for International Students in the Singapore
International students enrolled in a full-time programme at approved Institutions of Higher Learning (IHLs) in Singapore can work up to 16 hours per week during the academic year. During vacation periods (such as the summer break from June to August), they are permitted to work full-time.
Note: This privilege applies only to students at government-approved institutions (e.g., NUS, NTU, SMU, polytechnics). Students at many private education institutions (PEIs) are generally not allowed to work part-time unless specifically stated on their Student Pass.
Post-Graduation Opportunities
Upon graduation, international students from IHLs can apply for a Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP), which allows them to stay in Singapore for up to 12 months to seek employment. Unlike the European “zoekjaar,” this pass is specific to Singapore’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) regulations.
Once a graduate secures a job offer, the employer must sponsor a work pass, such as:
Employment Pass (EP): For high-skilled professionals, managers, and executives. As of 2025, the minimum qualifying salary is S$5,600 (higher for the financial sector).
S Pass: For mid-level skilled technicians. The minimum qualifying salary is S$3,300.
Key Growth Industries
Singapore’s economy is a global hub for several robust sectors. International graduates find strong opportunities in:
Technology & AI: Software development, cybersecurity, and data science.
Financial Services: Fintech, investment banking, and green finance.
Biomedical Sciences & Healthcare: Pharmaceuticals and medical technology.
Logistics & Supply Chain: Advanced manufacturing and global trade.
Sustainability: Green energy and environmental consultancy.
Eligibility Criteria for Study Abroad in the Singapore
Bachelor’s Programme
- Minimum 70-80% in class 12th
- A minimum overall score of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5. Some institutions may accept an overall score of 6.0 with no band below 5.5.
- Minimum 65-70% in class 12th.
- Generally requires a minimum of 60-75% in the undergraduate degree, with an IELTS score of 6.5 overall and no band less than 6.0; some programs may accept IELTS 6.0 with no band below 5.5.
Master's Programme
- Minimum 60-75% in undergraduate degree.
- 6.5 overall with no band less than 6.0. Some programs may accept IELTS 6.0 with no band below 5.5.
Courses Available
Software Engineering
Data Science
Cloud Computing
Biotechnology
Computer Science
Business Analytics
Data Analytics
Cyber Security
Artificial Intelligence
Digital Marketing
