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MSE with School of Social Sciences offers a unique degree programme to provide advanced understanding of the integrative relationship between engineering and economics.
 | The Double Degree in Materials Engineering and Economics programme integrates the requirements of both degrees within 5 years. |
Admission requirements for this programme, including minimum subject requirements for students with A-level, IB, international and other qualifications, as well as acceptable polytechnic diplomas are available in the NTU Admissions website.
The Double Degree in Engineering and Economics programme integrates the requirements of both the Bachelor of Engineering in a chosen Engineering major and Bachelor of Social Sciences in Economics within 5 years.
Armed with two honours degrees – Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Economics, graduates can expect more career options in the engineering and economics-related industries and beyond. Engineers with strong economic knowledge are also better equipped for management positions as they move up the corporate ladder. To the enterprising individuals, technical prowess and a good grasp of economic principles are essential for the sustenance of free enterprises and entrepreneurship.
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