MSc Programme Tuition Fees

Tuition Fees

Our five MSc programmes (Communications Engineering, Computer Control & Automation, Electronics, Power Engineering and Signal Processing and Machine Learning) are self-financed programmes. 

Students of these programmes are not eligible for Service Obligation/ MOE Subsidies. 

The tuition fees per course (3 AUs) and per dissertation (6 AUs) for admission from August 2025 onwards are shown in the table as follows:

Effective from August 2025 intake onwards
Per Course (3 AUs):
SGD$5,615.68*		Per Dissertation (6 AUs):
SGD$11,231.36*
Minimum Total Tuition Fees (30 AUs): SGD$56,156.80*


*Inclusive of Goods and Service Tax (GST)

A Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 9% is levied on the import of goods, as well as nearly all supplies of goods and services in Singapore starting 1 Jan 2024.

All fees listed above are in Singapore dollars (S$) and subject to annual revision by the school. The tuition fee is exclusive of living expenses and miscellaneous student fees.

The deposit fee of S$5,000 is payable upon acceptance of the offer and is non-refundable. It will be deducted from the full tuition fee.

 

MSc Programme Financial Support

From the academic year starting in 2024, Singaporeans and permanent residents who enrol in self-financed master’s by coursework programmes at NTU will enjoy a $5,000 subsidy, with those in need of financial aid will receive up to $10,000.
For academic year starting in 2025, the $5,000 subsidy for Singaporeans and permanent residents will continue to apply. New students enrolled in AY25 in need of financial aid will receive up to $15,000.

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All NTU Alumni will receive an additional 10% tuition fee rebate.

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Our MSc students have access to a range of support and development opportunities.

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Work Study Scheme (WSS) is a University-approved training programme for NTU students.  It is part of experiential learning where students learn about work and working life.  Opportunities are provided for students in a wide-range of areas such as finance, marketing, administrative and events management, planning and organisation, library management, information system management, statistical analysis, multi-media production, customer service, etc.

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Cost of Living

COST OF LIVING

Studying abroad is an exciting experience indeed. Proper financial planning and management are essential to ensure a successful and stress-free academic experience. In addition to the Tuition fees and Miscellaneous fees, the expected living costs you will incur depends on your lifestyle. The amount shown here is an estimate based on the feedback gathered from current students and graduates.

 

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*The estimated cost of accommodation on campus is based on the rate of a single room or twin-sharing room.

*The estimated cost of accommodation at private housing is based on the rate of a single room, excluding utilities.

Sources:
Life at NTU
EDB Singapore