Study in Singapore

About Singapore

Singapore's Higher Education Institutions can be categorized into public and private organizations. The public sector offers a comprehensive range of post-secondary education and training opportunities, catering to students' qualifications. These options can be divided into three types: universities, polytechnics, and technical training institutes. In addition to public institutions, there are over 300 private schools in Singapore, specializing in commercial, IT, Fine Arts, and language education. These schools offer courses ranging from certificate to postgraduate levels. Singapore stands as a global leader in foreign trade and investment, consistently ranking first for having the most open economy for international trade and investment. It has held the No.2 spot worldwide for the city with the best investment potential for 16 consecutive years. Singapore serves as the central hub of business in Asia. Singapore boasts being the world's third most connected nation and Asia's most connected, with online banking and mobile lifestyle being the norm. Nearly 99% of the population, including homes, schools, and businesses, has access to broadband Internet. Furthermore, Singapore is renowned as one of the safest countries to reside in globally, and it is Asia's most "network-ready" nation.
To gain admission to a Singaporean university or institution, students must meet the minimum academic requirements. Some courses may also require students to have relevant work experience to be eligible. For more specific details, please consult our office.