Singapore offers a progressive education system with state-oQf-the-art facilities. The standard of education is excellent across all levels, starting right from the primary level. Apart from the public schools, Singapore also has 30+ international schools that follow the foreign education system for children of expatriates. The 5 autonomous universities of Singapore are ranked well globally and all other private institutes of higher education (PEIs) are regulated by the Council for Private Education (CPE.)
The best thing about studying in Singapore is its proximity to India which reduces the expanses incurred in this country as compared to major destinations like USA, UK, Canada or Australia. You can balance out your costs if you plan your expenses wisely (for e.g. use public transport which is quite extensive & affordable there.)
Indian students studying in Singapore will not face any problem feeling at home as English widely spoken here and majority of Singaporeans can understand English. Even though the national language of Singapore is Malay, the 4 official languages are Malay, Mandarin, Tamil & English, thanks to the multi-racial nature of Singapore. Students won’t have any difficulty communicating as English is the main language of business & administration.
Thanks to very strict anti-litter policies (a fine of SGD 1000 if you litter for the first time and a fine of SGD 5000 if you repeat the offence!), Singapore is a very spick and span island state and has also earned the nickname of “fine city”! And despite being a completely urbanized state, Singapore is the greenest city in Asia, with its green cover increasing from 36% in the eighties to 47% in 2016 (Centre for Liveable cities.)
The crime rates are low, the streets are safe – even late in the night. Can the country sound any more appealing? Study in Singapore to experience a high standard of living.
You will not feel alienated in this country as you will see a lot of Indian and Asian faces in Singapore. Singapore’s multicultural society is composed of four major ethnic groups: the Chinese, Malays, Indians and smaller minority groups. The variety of religions is a direct reflection of the diversity of races living here. Singapore’s principal religions are Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, and Christianity.
Singapore’s increasing popularity as a business & education hub has attracted a lot of foreign universities of repute to set up their campuses here. S.P. Jain School of Global Management, ESSEC Business School, Queen Margaret University are a few foreign players who have set up base in this country. Also read: List of prominent universities & institutes of Singapore
Ranked by the World Bank in 2016 as the easiest country to do business with, Singapore continues to attract investors and companies thanks to its “business-friendly” nature. It is no wonder that most multinational corporate giants of the world have their presence in Singapore as well. In short, there won’t be any dearth of jobs in this country, which is quite a good reason for students to consider pursuing their higher education in Singapore.
The National University of Singapore (NUS) ranks 17th, the Nanyang Technological University ranks 117th on the Global Employability University Ranking 2015 indicating that degrees from well-known institutes of Singapore are recognized globally by employers.
Even though the country may seem a tad too expensive to Indian students, the good news is that there are many scholarships on offer to help you manage your studies without burning a hole in your pockets!
This scheme was introduced by the Singapore government for all international (non-Singaporean) students as a way to make the cost of tuition affordable. If you’re an international student pursuing a full-time undergraduate/ diploma course, the government would subsidize (reduce) your course fee, if you sign an agreement where you commit to working in Singapore for at least 3 years after graduation. Sounds like a win-win situation, doesn’t it?
A progressive education system, many international institutions, and world-class facilities give Singapore a reason to be one of the most popular study destinations. The country provides a platform for international students to explore the possibilities of becoming global citizens and to get job opportunities in their desired fields. All six autonomous universities in Singapore are renowned worldwide; three are in the 2020 ranking of QS World Universities. Singapore is located at the heart of the world’s most dynamic economic zone and has the regional headquarters of many multinationals. The country has also successfully created a favourable environment for new startups, which has made it one of the best places for young minds to launch their careers.
In Singapore, a student visa is known as a student pass. This pass is necessary for full-time courses. With permission from the recognized university or college, you can apply for a Student Pass. The Immigration and Checkpoint Authority (In short, ICA) approves the pass to international students in Singapore. The student pass is necessary for full-time study programs. The requirements for applying for a Singapore Student Visa is as follows.
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Duration of Courses
Polytechnic Diplomas: for 3years,
University Degrees: for 3 years,
Private Sector Degrees: 2-3 years, SMU
Postgraduate Degrees: 1 – 2 years
1. National University of Singapore
2. Nanyang Technological University
3. Singapore Management University
4. Management Development Institute of Singapore
5. Singapore University of Technology and Design
6. Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
7. Singapore University of Social Sciences