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Master's by Research

 

Doctoral Programmes

 

International Student Admissions

 

  • Applicants must possess an undergraduate degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognised institution.
  • For SUSS graduate programmes that are conducted in the English Language, if your undergraduate degree is not awarded by an English-medium university, or, your undergraduate degree is awarded by an English-medium university but the language of instruction was not English, 

You must meet the English Language Proficiency Requirement (ELPR) with at least an:

  • IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5
  • TOEFL score of 580 (paper-based) or 85 (internet-based)
  • PTE Academic score of 58
  • C1 Advanced score of 180 [score must be obtained within the last 2 years at point of application]
  • MUET score of a Band 4 [score must be obtained within the last 5 years at point of application]

* For programmes conducted in Chinese, ELPR is not required.

Application for graduate programmes is to be made online​. To begin, first prepare all necessary documents for e-application.

Click on the link below for the checklist

 

Click on the link below to view our online application guides:

 

Each e-application must be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee which is payable online only.

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*International Students to pay $100* (subject to prevailing GST) for application fee. 

  • Shortlisted applicants may be required to undergo one or more interviews and/or take written admission or other evaluation tests as may be prescribed by SUSS.
  • All applications are considered individually on merit, and the offer of admission is dependent on the number of places available in individual programmes.

You will receive notification of your application status via email.

  • For January intake, the notification will be sent out by end November.
  • For July intake, by end May.

Alternatively, you may also check your application status with the link below:

Check Application Status

 

*Admission is solely at the discretion of SUSS and the decision is final and binding. SUSS reserves the right to refuse admission and is not obliged to offer an explanation for the non-admission of unsuccessful candidates.

 

Deposit Payment

Successful applicants who have been offered a place in our graduate programme from the July 2024 intake onwards will be required to make a non-refundable deposit of S$2,000 (inclusive of prevailing GST) upon acceptance of the Final Offer (FO) from SUSS.

The deposit will be used to offset the course fees for the first semester’s billing. More details regarding course registration and course payment will be shared in the Acceptance of Offer (AOO) email which will be sent to new students by 15 June or 30 November for the July and January intakes respectively.

Digital Student Card

Please download the SUSS Backpack app on your mobile phone to access your digital student card upon your enrolment as a student. All SUSS students must produce this digital student card when taking the examinations.

Orientation

There is an orientation for all new students before their programmes commence. You will receive an email invitation to join the orientation from Student Services. As a student, should you require any assistance, please contact Student Services at +65 6248 9111 or email [email protected].

Admission Calendar

Important Dates and Deadlines for Jan & Jul 2025 Intakes

 

Tuition Fees for International Students

Find out about our latest tuition fee details for graduate programmes available to international students. 

Learn More

 

Other Fees

All international students required to hold a valid Student's Pass issued by the Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) for their studies at SUSS, will pay an annual miscellaneous fee of S$380.00 (subject to prevailing GST).

The miscellaneous fee consists of items such as CLASS copyright licensing fees, computer fees, student card, student insurance, etc. There may be additional items that are not covered by the tuition fees. These could include items such as additional recommended textbooks, resit examination fee, etc.

 

Estimated Living Expenses

You may refer to EDB's Cost Living Calculator here for estimated living expenses

Calculate Your Expenses

 

Accommodations

SUSS does not offer on campus residential places or hostels. Refer to the accommodation options by clicking the link below: 

Student Pass Application Information

Below is a general guide for your Student Pass application.

Please refer to the ICA website for more details. 

 

student pass info english



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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

For a smoother administrative process into Singapore, please ensure you have the following items ready before you leave for Singapore:

  1. A valid passport for international travel with validity of at least six months
  2. Photocopies of the bio-data page of your passport
  3. Student pass In-Principal Approval (IPA) letter
  4. Pre-enrolment medical report
  5. SUSS’ Letter of Offer (printed out)
  6. Other forms of personal identification
  7. Passport-sized photographs
  8. Letter or emails containing accommodation arrangements in Singapore

SUSS Departments

  • Student Services Department (first point of contact for student-related matters)
  • Financial Aid Department (matters related to financial aid)
  • MyMail (student email) Technical Support
  • Canvas Learning Management System Technical Support
  • C-Three (Professional Counselling, Life Coaching, Emotional Support)

     

 


Emergency Numbers

  • Police: 999
  • Singapore Civil Defence Force (Ambulance & Fire Brigade): 995
  • Non-Emergency Ambulance: 1777

 

Although there are no accommodation options on SUSS campus at this point in time, the university has sourced some accommodation providers for your consideration. You may refer to Accommodation Options for more details.

If you are renting a private apartment, you may engage the services of a property agent to help you with the arrangements. Do note that agents charge an agent fee if you engage their services. Some things to look out for are:

  • Rent – This includes monthly rental of the unit, rental deposit, security deposit, administrative charges.
  • Location – Whether the unit is located near amenities such as MRT stations, bus stops, grocery stores or food outlets
  • Lease period – The lease period of a unit is normally one to two years. Some landlords may ask for up to three months’ rent as deposit.
  • Others – You may wish to factor in additional costs, such as for water and electricity charges for the unit you are renting, Wi-Fi charges or having to purchase your own furnishings if the unit you are renting is unfurnished.


Any contract or tenancy agreement signed is solely between student and house owner / service provider. Always make sure to personally visit the room / apartment for rent before making any commitments and never make any payments before that.

  • By Car / Motorcycle
    • Take Exit 26A on the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) and turn onto Clementi Road
  • By Grab / Taxi
    • Enter Block C carpark of SIM Campus and alight at the drop-off point at the round-a-bout
  • By Bus
    • Bus service numbers 52, 61, 74, 75, 151, 154 and 184 stop directly at the bus stop of our campus
  • By MRT
    • Alight at King Albert Park (DT6) Station of the Downtown Line (blue line), exit via Exit A and follow the sheltered walkway to the bus stop. From there, take bus service number 74, 151 or 154 from the same side, and alight at the stop which reads “Opposite SIM HQ”.

Check out SUSS campus map.

All matriculated full-time students will have insurance coverage consisting of the following:

  • Group Personal Accident Insurance
  • Group Hospital and Surgical Insurance
  • Group Clinical Outpatient Insurance
  • Group Outpatient Specialist Insurance
Find out more details on the insurance schemes and coverages

The estimated living expenses in Singapore vary across individuals depending on spending habits. It may range from anywhere between S$500 and S$2,000 or more per month on living expenses. You may use EDB’s Cost of Living Calculator for an estimate based on your lifestyle preferences.

The SUSS Student Portal is your main online student hub, allowing you to access your student details, complete e-course registration, check your school invoices, perform payment transactions, receive updates and news, and more!

The Student Portal can be assessed via this link: https://portal.suss.edu.sg/home

You may also find more information from the Student Portal User Guide or check out this short video on navigating the Student Portal.

Your online classes, lectures and learning materials can be assessed via Canvas. You may also find out more about eTextbooks and interactive StudyGuides.

SUSS promotes an inclusive environment that supports individual needs and enables students to realise their aspirations and positively impact others. Read more about student life at SUSS.

SUSS Voyage is helmed by a group of international students, for fellow international students. The group aims to provide support to international students studying at SUSS by helping them navigate university life and living in Singapore, organising events and social activities to allow international students to get to know one another, and providing opportunities for networking and cultural exchange. Join their group chat on Telegram here!

Read more about SUSS Interest Groups and Competition Groups.

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