Singapore: Fields
Studying Specific Fields in Singapore
Studying particular subjects in Singapore — computing, business and finance, engineering, life sciences, law, hospitality and design.
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Tests this hub covers
IELTS
British Council / IDP IELTS / Cambridge University Press & Assessment · Year-round (test dates and session times vary by test centre)
TOEFL iBT
ETS (Educational Testing Service) · Offered more than 170 times a year at test centres (Home Edition: 24 hours a day, 4 days a week)
GRE
ETS (Educational Testing Service) · Year-round, 365 days a year (once every 21 days, up to 5 times in any rolling 12 months)
GMAT Focus
GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council) · Appointments 7 days a week (test centres in opening hours, online around the clock where offered); up to 5 attempts in any rolling 12 months, at least 16 days apart
What this hub covers
- Studying Computing and Artificial Intelligence in SingaporeWhere computing and AI are taught in Singapore · Undergraduate pathways and how the degrees are structured · Specialisation tracks to consider
- Studying Business, Finance and Accountancy in SingaporeWhere business, finance and accountancy are taught · How the degrees are structured · Professional accreditation and pathways
- Studying Engineering in SingaporeWhere engineering is taught in Singapore · The main engineering disciplines and how they differ · Accreditation and how the degrees are structured
- Studying Medicine and Life Sciences in SingaporeLife sciences and biomedical science: the broad entry point · Pharmacy and nursing · Undergraduate medicine (MBBS/MD): very limited access
- Studying Law in SingaporeWhere law is taught in Singapore · What an LLB pathway looks like · Admission to practise law in Singapore is a separate step
- Studying Hospitality and Tourism Management in SingaporeWhere hospitality and tourism are taught in Singapore · The industry-placement model · How the programmes are structured
- Studying Communication, Media and Design in SingaporeWhere communication, media and design are taught · Communication and media specialisations · Design and creative-media pathways
Guides for East & Southeast Asia
7 of 7 guides in this hub are for East & Southeast Asia.
Studying Hospitality and Tourism Management in Singapore
Studying hospitality, tourism and hotel management in Singapore — programme structure, the internship model, entry expectations and career direction.
Read guideStudying Communication, Media and Design in Singapore
Studying communication, media, journalism and design in Singapore at NTU, NUS, SUTD, LASALLE and NAFA — English-taught, with portfolio notes.
Read guideStudying Computing and Artificial Intelligence in Singapore
Where to study computing, AI, data science and software engineering in Singapore — NUS, NTU, SMU and SUTD compared, all English-taught; check each programme on the university's own site.
Read guideStudying Business, Finance and Accountancy in Singapore
An undergraduate guide to studying business, finance, accountancy and fintech in Singapore at NUS, NTU, SMU and SUSS, and professional-accreditation context.
Read guideStudying Engineering in Singapore
A field guide to studying engineering in Singapore — the disciplines and how they differ across NUS, NTU and SUTD, all English-taught, with links to each university's official site.
Read guideStudying Medicine and Life Sciences in Singapore
Studying life sciences, biomedical science, pharmacy, nursing and the limited route to medicine in Singapore, with an India-side note.
Read guideStudying Law in Singapore
A field guide to studying law in Singapore: the LLB pathway at NUS, SMU and SUSS, typical entry, and the separate local steps needed to practise law there.
Read guideStudying in East & Southeast Asia
Continue exploring East & Southeast Asia
Universities, entrance tests, costs and visa facts for East & Southeast Asia — all in one place, each linked to its official source.
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