Singapore

Key Points:

• Tuition Fess are 10% higher for Non Citizens, but still heavily subsidized. Singapore Permanent Residents and International Students paying subsidised fees must take up the tuition grant and sign a Tuition Grant Deed, which will require them to work in Singapore-registered companies for three years upon graduation. At SMU, for example,
  • Singaporeans pay S$11,300
  • Permanent residents pay S$15,800
  • International students with a subsidy pay S$24,100
  • International students with no subsidies pay S$42,970
• With permission of the university, you can work part time while studying.
• The number of international students may be capped at each university. At Nanyang, for example, it is 18%.
• Advanced placement recognition policy varies considerably by institution. Check the Collegeboard AP website for specific details. 

AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITIES

Polytechnics

          

Arts and  Fine Arts Education