202 1 conditions for applying for a doctorate from the national university of Singapore

To study PhD in Singapore, international students need to confirm their academic qualifications when preparing. The application at this stage requires everyone to sort out the materials. Let's take a look at the conditions for applying for a doctorate from the National University of Singapore.

Application conditions

The requirements for applying for a doctorate from the National University of Singapore are: the applicant should have a bachelor's degree or above in engineering from a national key university of 2 1 1 (bachelor's degree is required, graduate students are preferred); At the same time, students who apply for doctoral degrees at the National University of Singapore also need to get good grades in all subjects (above 85 points), TOEFL scores (92+) and GRE scores (1200+).

The doctoral business school of the National University of Singapore can consider GMAT(650+). If the applicant is excellent, including good grades, or has published high-quality or rich papers, you can consider lowering the requirements.

As one of the senior public universities in Singapore, its teaching strength and qualification are beyond doubt. Ph.D. program in National University of Singapore: 2-5 years. Generally, students who apply for a doctorate from the National University of Singapore can graduate after four years of study.

Advantages of studying abroad

★ World-renowned universities ★ Good employment prospects ★ Short academic system

★ You can apply for permanent residence after graduation ★ Low investment in education ★ High scholarship.

● World-renowned universities: 20 10 ranked third in Asia, 34th in 20 10 QS company, 35th in 20 10 Times, and 36th in 2065 438+00 Newsweek.

● Good employment prospects: Most students from China can find jobs in Singapore after graduation. The average monthly salary after graduation is about S $2,600 (about13,000 RMB).

● Immigration policy: National University of Singapore and NTU students are regarded as excellent overseas talents by the Singapore government. If you stay in a new job after graduation, you can immediately apply to become a permanent resident of Singapore (green card).

● Short academic system: Most students in China finish their studies and graduate smoothly within one year, which is much shorter than the three-year study period of domestic masters.

Low cost performance: low investment in education and good return on investment in education.

● High scholarship: While enjoying the school scholarship, you can enjoy 80% of the Singapore government scholarship.

New policy of studying abroad

The first is to implement the preferential sub-mechanism.

For freshmen who are about to enter school in August this year, in order to encourage students to study their fields of interest, national universities will implement a preferential sub-mechanism What is a preferential score?

The National University of Singapore gives students a score of 1.25 for their preferred courses. Don't underestimate the score of 1.25, which is equivalent to a poor grade of A-level subject H 1, which has been quite a lot in the highly competitive NUS application! For example, if students A and B apply for engineering at the same time, and students A list engineering as the first choice course, then students A will get extra points of 1.25, which will give him a certain advantage in the competition. At present, this preferential sub-mechanism is still being explored, so it is only implemented in some majors that do not need interview admission, mainly focusing on professional courses such as literature and social sciences and science and engineering.

At present, the allocation of places in universities in Singapore is mainly based on the applicant's university admission scores, which are linked to the scores of various subjects, with a maximum score of 90. According to the records of the National University of China, about 65% of the students who have obtained the preferred courses will accept these places. There are about 7000 new students in NUS every year.

Second, more flexible and comprehensive course selection.

In addition to the preferential sub-mechanism, in order to further expand students' multidisciplinary ability, NUS will also introduce more interdisciplinary dual-major courses and courses combining major and minor courses for undergraduates. At present, about 15% of the students of the National University of Singapore study in interdisciplinary course, including double degree, joint degree and double major courses.

In order to raise this proportion to 50%, National University of China will start to offer 55 new dual-major courses and 365,438+0 new courses combining major and minor courses, bringing the total number of courses to 65,438+080. Some new combinations include economics and psychology, statistics and information security, sinology and Chinese, computer science and entrepreneurship (minor), data science and analysis and entrepreneurship (minor) and so on.

In addition, NUS has launched three new courses, one of which is a Bachelor of Science (Life Science) and Veterinary Degree course jointly organized by NUS and the University of Melbourne. Students study science courses at the National University of Singapore, and postgraduate veterinary degree courses are undertaken by the University of Melbourne. This is the first veterinary degree course offered by a local university. The whole course lasts for five and a half years, and it is expected that ten students will be admitted in the first session, of which four years of veterinary courses will be held at the University of Melbourne.