Master of Science in Precision Scientific Instrumentation

Coursework Programmes Admission Guide

Students follow a prescribed course of study comprising several courses and undertake a project on which a dissertation will be written. For most programmes, the dissertation can be replaced by a few extra courses.  The course of study involves formal classes, lectures, tutorials, seminars, laboratory work and written examinations.

Admissions

Admission Requirements

  • A good Bachelor’s degree in a quantitative programme such as physics, engineering, materials science, etc.
  • A TOEFL score of 85 or more, or IELTS score of 6.0 or more, for graduates from universities in which English is not the medium of instruction.
  • A Good GRE or GMAT score is preferred but not required.
  • All recommendation letters or referee reports are (no longer accepted)

Refer to the Coursework Programmes Admission Guide for the general requirements for admission. 

NOTE: Complete set of supporting documents (must be legible) have to be uploaded via the fully digital application portal. Do not send a hardcopy admission package unless requested.

Application Procedure and Timeline

1st Intake
AY25/26 

Course Commencement: 4 August 2025
Application Window: 1 August 2024 - 28 February 2025
Application link: Apply online here

Note:
Conditional offer letters are issued on a rolling basis.
*The processing time will be lesser than 30 days for highly qualified applicants.

2nd Intake
AY25/26

Course Commencement: Tentatively November 2025/January 2026
Application Window: Tentatively 1 March 2025 to 31 May 2025


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Medical Check-Up

Enrolling students must go to the Medical Centre in NTU to do the medical check-up and obtain a receipt certifying that they are medically fit for studies. This certification must be presented before matriculation.

Get Started in 5 Simple Steps

1. Build Online Profile

Apply for the Program Submit your application through our online application system, where you can also log in to check your application status after submission.

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2. Compile Supporting Documents

Please fill out the application form and upload the following supporting documents:

You must upload electronic copies of your supporting documents to the application portal. Documents uploaded must be in English. Otherwise, they must be accompanied by certified translations in English language.

Application fee will be charged for each Coursework application. Payment can be made online before submitting application by VISA/Mastercard.

General Information on Supporting Documents

1. Passport/Identification card (NRIC)

  • Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) has to upload NRIC and Re-entry permit. 
  • A copy of the personal particulars page of your passport or identification card

2. One recent passport-sized colour photograph

  • Image showing full face must be taken within the last 3 months.
  • Photograph must be in color which a dimension of 350mm X 450mm pixels, sharp and clear, with white background and no borders)

3. Valid TOEFL/IELTS/GRE/GMAT Scores

4. Degree Certification and Official Transcripts (Bachelor and/ or Masters)

4.1. Degree Certificate

a. Original Language
b. Official translation in English (if original is not in English)

4.2. Official Transcripts

a. Original Language
b. Official translation in English (if original is not in English)
c. Grading or marking scale of the Transcript (Interpretation of Grades/Marks)

(Translation can be done by the Home University or any official authorized parties)

Note on Official Transcripts

  • A copy of official transcript with detailed academic results (marks obtained in each subject, not just grades obtained, wherever possible) is required from each university attended. It should show the university name with the official stamp or it should be certified and translated by the university. 
  • If the transcript is in a language other than English, please provide an official English translation as well and the subjects in the translation should be listed in the same order as that of the original transcript (label the transcript if need be).
  • The applicant is responsible for requesting transcripts from his/her university or universities

5. Other Supporting documents (if applicable)

  • Referee Report (For applications to RSIS and Master of Media & Communication Programmes)
  • Resume

3. Submit Your Application

After submitting your application, a non-refundable application fee of S$50 is required, payable by VISA or Mastercard.

4. Final Evaluation

Application status will be updated after you have received the University's acknowledgement receipt of application.

Please note that email enquiries on receipt of application and application status will not be entertained.

Application results may take up to 4 months to release from the date of application.

5. Affirm the Offer

If you receive an admission offer via email, you must complete the acceptance process within the specified timeframe, or the offer will automatically lapse.