The unique feature this programme lies in its powerful interdisciplinary approach, which integrates rigorous training in computing with a broad, holistic framework for understanding sustainability. This collaboration between the College of Computing and Data Science (CCDS) and the Asian School of the Environment (ASE) goes beyond a purely environmental focus, addressing sustainability through the five interconnected pillars of People, Planet, Profit, Practice, and Policy. The program uniquely positions students to use their technical skills to develop real-world, technology-based solutions for complex sustainability challenges, culminating in an interdisciplinary capstone project where they apply their knowledge to a specific issue. This hands-on, cross-disciplinary experience prepares graduates to innovate responsibly, drive positive change, and lead the charge toward a more sustainable future.

Applicants must meet NTU’s undergraduate admissions criteria, which include: 

• Good academic results in GCE ‘A’ Levels, IB Diploma, NUS High School Diploma, or Polytechnic Diploma (or equivalent) 
• A strong foundation in Mathematics or Physics or Computing 

👉 View the NTU Admissions Guide for the full list of accepted qualifications. 

Students with certain qualifications may receive exemptions from selected courses.

👉View the Course Exemption Website for details. 

The Computer Science programme is structured as a full-time, 4 year direct honours degree with a blend of core modules, electives, and projects, designed to provide strong foundations alongside applied skills. 

Students undertake a balanced mix of core modules, electives, and projects, designed to ensure strong foundations and applied skills.  

Graduates of this programme are well-prepared for careers at the intersection of technology and environmental impact. With strong computing skills and a deep understanding of sustainability, they are highly sought after in roles such as Sustainable Software Engineer, AI/ML Engineer, ESG Analyst, or Environmental Data Scientist. They may also serve as Green Tech or IT Consultants or work in policy and strategy roles within government and non-profits. Their ability to blend technical innovation with sustainable thinking makes them valuable contributors to the growing green economy.

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👉 Submit an Enquiry

The unique feature this programme lies in its powerful interdisciplinary approach, which integrates rigorous training in computing with a broad, holistic framework for understanding sustainability. This collaboration between the College of Computing and Data Science (CCDS) and the Asian School of the Environment (ASE) goes beyond a purely environmental focus, addressing sustainability through the five interconnected pillars of People, Planet, Profit, Practice, and Policy. The program uniquely positions students to use their technical skills to develop real-world, technology-based solutions for complex sustainability challenges, culminating in an interdisciplinary capstone project where they apply their knowledge to a specific issue. This hands-on, cross-disciplinary experience prepares graduates to innovate responsibly, drive positive change, and lead the charge toward a more sustainable future.

Applicants must meet NTU’s undergraduate admissions criteria, which include: 

• Good academic results in GCE ‘A’ Levels, IB Diploma, NUS High School Diploma, or Polytechnic Diploma (or equivalent) 
• A strong foundation in Mathematics or Physics or Computing 

👉 View the NTU Admissions Guide for the full list of accepted qualifications. 

Students with certain qualifications may receive exemptions from selected courses.

👉View the Course Exemption Website for details. 

The Computer Science programme is structured as a full-time, 4 year direct honours degree with a blend of core modules, electives, and projects, designed to provide strong foundations alongside applied skills. 

Students undertake a balanced mix of core modules, electives, and projects, designed to ensure strong foundations and applied skills.  

Graduates of this programme are well-prepared for careers at the intersection of technology and environmental impact. With strong computing skills and a deep understanding of sustainability, they are highly sought after in roles such as Sustainable Software Engineer, AI/ML Engineer, ESG Analyst, or Environmental Data Scientist. They may also serve as Green Tech or IT Consultants or work in policy and strategy roles within government and non-profits. Their ability to blend technical innovation with sustainable thinking makes them valuable contributors to the growing green economy.

👉 Apply Now  
👉 Submit an Enquiry