Tuition fees and grants
As a full-time undergraduate student, you have to pay tuition and miscellaneous fees for Semesters 1 and 2 of each academic year. These fees are payable as long as you’re actively enrolled and have not applied for a leave of absence. Miscellaneous fees help to meet part of the costs of providing insurance, student programmes and amenities, IT services and academic-related services that are not covered by the tuition fee.
For full-time undergraduate programmes, the fees are fixed for your entire candidature under a cohort-based system. For detailed guidelines on tuition fees, please click here.
To support students, Singapore’s Ministry of Education provides tuition grants that cover a substantial portion of tuition fees to eligible students.
Tuition fees for Academic Year 2026/2027
Miscellaneous fees for Academic Year 2026-27:
| Programme of Study | Subsidised Students | Non-Subsidised Students2 (not receiving tuition grant) (inclusive of GST) | ||||
| Singapore Citizens1 | Singapore Permanent Residents1 | ASEAN IS2,3 | All Other IS2 (inclusive of GST) | |||
| Lab Based | Non-Lab Based | |||||
| All Programmes (except for those listed below) | $ 8,300 | $ 11,600 | $ 18,050 | $ 21,400 | $ 40,600 | $ 36,350 |
| $ 9,500 | $ 13,300 | $ 20,700 | $ 21,800 | $ 45,600 | |
| Medicine | $ 36,100 | $ 51,850 | $ 80,850 | $ 91,250 | Not Applicable | |
| Renaissance Engineering Programme | $ 13,500 | $ 20,100 | $ 31,000 | $ 32,000 | Not Applicable | |
Miscellaneous fees for Academic Year 2027-28: Miscellaneous Fees AY2026-27
- Amounts quoted are exclusive of GST. The GST on the tuition fee is subsidised by the Ministry of Education (MOE) for these students.
- For ASEAN IS and all other international students on subsidised tuition fees and students of all nationalities on non-subsidised tuition fees, the fee amounts quoted are inclusive of 9% GST. GST on the tuition fee is to be borne by students.
- The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) consists of the following Member States: Brunei Darussalam; Cambodia; Indonesia; Lao PDR; Malaysia; Myanmar; Philippines; Singapore; Thailand; Timor-Leste; Vietnam. For more information, please refer to https://asean.org/member-states
Fees for part-time programmes
| Fee per AU (S$) (GST inclusive) | ||||
| Fee per AU (S$) | Subsidised Students | Non-Subsidised Students² | ||
| Singapore Citizens (SC)¹ (after MOE subsidy) | Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) (after MOE subsidy) | |||
| AY2026 (excerpt new programme BTech) | $220.18 | $425.10 | $1,121.61 | |
| AY2025 (excerpt new programme BTech) | $220.18 | $425.10 | $1,068.20 | |
| AY2024 (excerpt new programme BTech) | $220.18 | $425.10 | $1,016.97 | |
| AY2021 to AY2023 | $220.18 | $425.10 | $924.32 | |
| AY2015 to AY2020 | $220.18 | $425.10 | $632.20 | |
| Singapore Citizens (SC)¹ (after MOE subsidy) | Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) (after MOE subsidy) | Non-Subsidised Students² | ||
| <40 years old | ≥40 years old | |||
| Bachelor of Technology (BTech) in Computing | $246.34 | $98.54 | $689.97 | $1,602.30 |
The estimated tuition fees for the entire duration of the degree programme are calculated by taking the: [No. of
Academic Units (AU) required to graduate from the part-time degree programme of your choice] X (multiplied
by) [Fees per Academic Unit (AU) where applicable according to SC/SPR/IS]
Miscellaneous fees for Academic Year 2026/2027: Miscellaneous Fees AY2026-Ay2027 (Part Time)
MOE Subsidy
SCs and SPRs undergraduates pursuing part-time programmes who meet the following criteria are eligible for the MOE subsidy:
- Must not have previously received a government-subsidised/sponsorship for an undergraduate degree or higher qualification (local or overseas), from SUSS/NUS/ NTU/SMU/SUTD/SIT or from an overseas university funded by government scholarship/bursary and
- Be at least 21 years of age;
- Have 2 years of full-time work experience or have fully discharge their full-time NS or currently employed on a full-time basis (excluding NS service)1
1In line with MOM's definition last revised on 1 Jan 2009, a full-time employee is one who works for more than 35 hours a week under contract of service with an employer.
Click here for a list of frequently asked questions regarding MOE Subsidy for Part-Time Undergraduate Degree Programmes.
Tuition Grants
Singapore’s Ministry of Education (MOE) provides a tuition grant that covers a substantial portion of the full tuition fees to eligible students.
If you are eligible, you will only pay the subsidised tuition fee.
Who is eligible and what are the terms of the grant
Local and international full-time undergraduate students who gain admission to NTU on a subsidised fee basis are eligible for a tuition grant and GST subsidy from the Ministry of Education (MOE). The grant covers the normal duration of a degree programme. This is usually three or four years, depending on the programme.
For students who transfer from other universities or are re-admitted to NTU the tuition grant available will depend on the number of semesters of tuition grant already used for any previous programme(s).
For example, if you have spent 2 semesters at a local university, and then transfer to NTU to pursue a 4-year (i.e., 8-semester) undergraduate programme, you will be eligible for the MOE tuition grant for only 6 (i.e. 8 minus 2) semesters at NTU.
Permanent Residents and international students who accept the MOE tuition grant are required to sign the Tuition Grant Agreement, which obliges you to work for a Singapore entity for three (3) years upon graduation.How to apply
Singapore citizens
If you are Singaporean, you do not need to apply for the MOE tuition grant. You will automatically receive a tuition grant, unless you have already used the maximum tuition grant for a bachelor’s degree or higher
degree at a local university. You have to fill in a tuition grant declaration form after accepting admission into your new programme and obtaining your matriculation number.
Permanent Residents and international students
If you are a Singapore Permanent Resident or an international student interested in obtaining the MOE tuition grant to subsidise your tuition fees, you have to indicate that you are opting for the tuition grant in your admission application form.If you are offered a tuition grant together with a university place, you will need to indicate whether you accept the offer with or without the tuition grant before the closing date in July.
If you accept the admission offer with a tuition grant, you will need to register for the tuition grant after you have obtained your matriculation number, International Student Pass and Singpass.
Singapore Permanent Resident or an international students are required to sign the Tuition Grant Agreement, which contractually obliges you to work for a Singapore entity for three (3) years upon graduation.
Before registration
You will need Singpass to apply for tuition grant. Please ensure that you have both your digital student pass and Singpass ready, otherwise, please follow the steps below.
Digital Student Pass
1. You are required to complete the international student pass formalities and enrol biometrics at an offsite location on NTU campus in August. Check for updates here.2. A digital student pass will be issued by ICA about 7 working days after the offsite enrolment.
3. It takes another 5 working days after the issue of the digital student pass for the data to be synced to Singpass and MyICA.
4. You will be able to register for a Singpass account about 12 working days after offsite enrolment.
5. To register for a Singpass account with Singpass Face Verification, you will require a local mobile phone number. An OTP will be sent to your local mobile number for instant verification.
Be ready for your tuition grant application in 2 steps.
1. Get your Singpass ready
If you do not already have a Singpass account, register for one as soon as you have your Student’s Pass. Refer to Singpass Registration User Guide for Students.
2. Gather your sureties’ information and photo identity documents (ID) in advance.
TWO sureties of any nationality are required. The guarantors must be aged 21 and above but below 65. They must not be an undischarged bankrupt. Surety must not be a tuition grant/SO applicant or recipient with outstanding tuition grant obligations. You may find the criteria for sureties at: https://file.go.gov.sg/tg-sureties-criteria.pdf
How to register
Singapore Citizens
If you have accepted both your programme offer and the MOE tuition grant offer, you do not need to do anything else.
Singapore Permanent Residents and International Students
If you have accepted both your programme offer and the MOE tuition grant offer, you are required to register online for your tuition grant via MOE’s website using your Singpass. Kindly note that registration will only start in September of your admitted year.
Two sureties of any nationality are required. The guarantors must be aged 21 and above but below 65. They must not be an undischarged bankrupt. Surety must not be a tuition grant/SO applicant or recipient with outstanding tuition grant obligations. You may find the criteria for sureties at: https://file.go.gov.sg/tg-sureties-criteria.pdf
More details on application dates and user guides will be shared closer the registration date in September.
After submitting your application, you and your sureties will be notified via email to sign the tuition grant agreement online.
Online registration period for AY2027-28 freshmen: XX September 2027 - XX September 2027
Online signing: XX September 2027 - XX September 2027
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FAQs
If you have any other questions, you can refer to our FAQs, or get in touch with our admissions team via contact us.