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Are
you willing to pursue masters in Singapore and develop professional skills?
Stay tuned to this blog because, in this blog, we will talk about everything
that you need to pursue a master’s degree in Singapore successfully. 

Singapore
is not just a country with exotic locations where travellers from around the
world come for holidays, but it also has top-ranked universities, high
standards of teaching, a great education system, and state-of-the-art research
facilities for students. The tuition fees in Singaporean universities are less
expensive than in the universities in UK and US and offer a wide range of
programmes in Business and various other fields. Some of the least expensive
universities in Singapore include the National University of Singapore NUS
(ranked 11th in the QS World University Rankings and first in the QS Asia
University Rankings 2021), Nanyang Technological University NTU (ranked 13th in
the world and third in Asia), Singapore Management University (SMU) and others.
It’s one of the safest countries globally, and its cleanliness and low crime
rates make it more attractive to foreign postgraduates. 

About Singapore Universities

The
universities in Singapore has an average fee of S$38,780 (USD 28,770), and
their academic year starts in August and ends in July. Some of the main
universities where Indian students desire to study include:

• Amity Global Institute
• Curtin University of Technology
•  Dimensions International College
• East Asia Institute of Management (EASB)
• James Cook University
• Kaplan Higher Education Academy
• Kaplan
• Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS)
• Nanyang Institute of Management
• PSB Academy
• Raffles Design Institute
• Raffles Education Corporation
• Raffles Merchandising School
• SP Jain School of Global Management Singapore
• William Angliss Institute

Even
though Singapore has a decent higher education system, it still has some
top-ranked universities around the world. Let’s have an overview of the
Master’s program in Singapore.

An overview of the Singapore
Master’s program

The
Master’s degree is known in Singapore as “graduate study,” The course
length can vary between 1-2 years with full-time or part-time options. In
Singapore, students will find two types of master’s degree, namely ‘Graduate
studies by Coursework’, which is an academic-oriented taught Masters and
professional course in which students have to submit projects towards the end
of the course. The other type of degree is ‘Graduate studies by
Dissertation/Research’, which are research-oriented Masters courses and
requires students to submit a supervised thesis or dissertation in a specified
period. 

Masters in Singapore: Eligibility Criteria

To
study masters in Singapore, you will have to meet the eligibility criteria set
by Singaporean universities. Below are the requirements you need to satisfy as
a student going to Singapore.

• Requirements for GMAT/GRE: The first thing you as a student need to submit to pursue masters in Singapore is entry examination scores. Though the private institutions in Singapore do not require  GRE / GMAT, to take admission into most of the National Universities in Singapore, you will need a GMAT or GRE for their programs, and your GMAT score should be above 650. 

• English Language proficiency: To get
  eligible to study masters in Singapore or any other course, you have to prove
  your proficiency in the English language through exams like TOEFL or IELTS. The cut
  off scores for these depend on the University. You are required to score an
  average of 80-100 in TOEFL iBT and 6.0-7.0 in IELTS to fulfil the
  eligibility criteria. The universities in Singapore sometimes also accept the
  Malaysian University English Test, which you can check on the concerned
  University’s official website. 

• Bachelor’s degree from
  an accredited university: To pursue masters in Singapore, you must also have a Bachelor’s
  degree from a recognized university. It should be in accordance with the degree
  to which you have opted for specialization.

• Work Experience: Some
  Singapore Universities also require prior work experience for certain courses.
  It includes courses like MA fine arts and related programs. It would be best to gain some
  work experience in your native land to improve your admission prospects in your
  desired program. 

General Document Requirements
for Masters in Singapore

To
send your applications to universities in Singapore, you will be required to
send scanned copies of your documents along with the application. You will also
be required to submit your original requirements when you are enrolled in the
University. Below are the basic documents you will require to get admission
into the Singaporean University.

• Receipt of Application Fees
• Passport details
• Student Pass (for non-Singaporeans)
• Academic records
• Scholarship applications
• Financial aid applications

• Awards/ Recognitions/ extracurricular activities/ co-curricular activities/ competitions
• Records of criminal offences, if any
•  Medical Report of Illness or Disability
•  Test scores required to study in Singapore.  

Above are the general requirements you need to meet if you plan to study in Singapore. With its High-Quality Education Standards, Multicultural Society, Affordable tuition fees, and outstanding Employment opportunities, Singapore has already fulfilled the career dreams of infinite students. Do you want to be the next but not know how to start the process? Don’t worry; the consultants at Canam will help you just as it helped numerous students who had a desire to study in Singapore. Our more than two decades of experience gives us the confidence to resolve the toughest of problems related to studying abroad. If you face any troubles or have any confusion regarding study in Singapore, you can visit our consultants, who remain ready to assist students with what is best for them. Visit your nearest Canam office today! 

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