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Total tuition and compulsory university fees, in Singapore dollars, for a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Singapore and abroad, with the option to add living costs for studying overseas.
The calculator covers the fields Singaporeans most often study, at home and abroad: together they match about 93% of first-year places at Singapore's six autonomous universities (2024). In each field it follows the main bachelor's and master's degrees at every university that teaches them.
| Field | Why it's here | Key figure |
|---|---|---|
| Engineering | The largest field at home, and the largest for international students in Germany. | 25% of 2024 local university placesMOE ↗ |
| Computing / IT | Graduates earn the most of the broad course groups in the national graduate survey. | S$5,500 median monthly pay for 2025 graduatesMOE ↗ |
| Businessincluding accountancy | The largest subject group for international students in the UK and Australia. | 38.8% of international students in the UK study business or lawOECD ↗ |
| Arts & Humanitiesincluding economics | A large local intake; economics graduates move into finance and public service. | 17% of 2024 local university placesMOE ↗ |
| Sciencesincluding data science | Smaller at home, but the biomedical sector is a national priority that needs scientists. | Over 53,000 researchers; biomedical sector 1.9% of GDPEDB ↗ |
| Psychology | Long waits for a psychologist; the government plans to grow the public workforce by about 40%. | 212 to 300 public-sector psychologists by 2030MOH ↗ |
| Law | Few local places, so many Singaporeans qualify overseas and take the Part A exam. | About 1,050 Singaporeans studying law abroad (2013)Straits Times ↗ |
| Medicine | Far more local applicants than places; MOH supports Singaporeans who train abroad. | About 2,400 citizen applicants turned away each yearMOE ↗ |
| Nursing | A national hiring priority: local training cannot supply all the nurses needed. | 82,000 healthcare workers needed by 2030MOH ↗ |
The overseas countries are the nine where Singaporeans most often study, by UNESCO's counts of Singaporean students abroad. Each reason below says what links the university to Singapore.
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Nanyang Technological University | One of Singapore's MOE-funded Autonomous Universities and, with NUS, one of the two comprehensive local universities that most Singaporean students weigh against overseas options. |
| National University of Singapore | One of Singapore's MOE-funded Autonomous Universities and the country's largest, so it is the primary local benchmark against which overseas fees are compared. |
| Singapore Institute of Management (SIM Global Education) | Singapore's largest private provider of overseas university degrees, and the main local alternative for Singaporeans who do not take up a place at an Autonomous University or who want a UK, Australian or US degree without leaving Singapore. |
| Singapore Institute of Technology | One of Singapore's MOE-funded Autonomous Universities, and the main local applied-degree pathway for polytechnic graduates who would otherwise consider overseas study. |
| Singapore Management University | One of Singapore's MOE-funded Autonomous Universities, and the local reference point for business, economics and law degrees that Singaporean students often compare with overseas alternatives. |
| Singapore University of Social Sciences | One of Singapore's MOE-funded Autonomous Universities, and the local option for social-science, business and part-time degrees that Singaporean students compare against overseas fees. |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Adelaide University | Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. One of the 10 universities in Australia most popular with international students; Australia is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 6,800 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| Deakin University | Deakin College, Deakin's pathway college, accepts two H2 passes in GCE A-Levels for its diploma, which leads into first or second year of a Deakin degree. Source ↗ |
| Monash University | Among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website), and a Group of Eight university on both the Singapore Medical Council and the Singapore Institute of Legal Education recognition lists. Source ↗ |
| RMIT University | RMIT has been in Singapore for 35 years through SIM, and together they have educated close to 50,000 alumni. Source ↗ |
| The Australian National University | A Group of Eight research university whose School of Medicine and Psychology degrees are on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications. |
| The University of Melbourne | Melbourne reports over 500 enrolled students from Singapore, and is a Group of Eight university on both the Singapore Medical Council and the Singapore Institute of Legal Education recognition lists. Source ↗ |
| The University of Queensland | UQ has 919 Singaporean students enrolled and 7,720 alumni living in Singapore. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| The University of Sydney | Among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website), and a Group of Eight university on both the Singapore Medical Council and the Singapore Institute of Legal Education recognition lists. Source ↗ |
| University of Technology Sydney | The Australian Government's indicative allocation lets UTS enrol about 5,350 new international students in 2026, a sign of strong international demand. Source ↗ |
| UNSW Sydney | A Group of Eight university on both the Singapore Medical Council and the Singapore Institute of Legal Education recognition lists, with a Singapore Students' Association on campus. Source ↗ |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Coventry University | Coventry University has partnered PSB Academy since 2014, so you can earn a Coventry degree in Singapore in business, engineering, computing or cyber security. Source ↗ |
| Imperial College London | Imperial says it currently hosts more than 450 students from Singapore and has more than 4,000 alumni in Singapore (July 2026); it also established the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine with NTU, and its MB BS is on the Singapore Medical Council's list. Source ↗ |
| King's College London | King's College London has a student-run KCL Singapore Society that brings together Singaporean students studying at King's. Its medical and law degrees are both recognised for practice in Singapore (Singapore Medical Council and Singapore Institute of Legal Education lists). Source ↗ |
| London School of Economics and Political Science | LSE reports 308 undergraduate and 105 graduate students from Singapore (2025), and its LLB is on the Singapore Institute of Legal Education list of scheduled universities for admission to the Singapore Bar. Source ↗ |
| University College London | UCL's Singapore page reports around 600 students from Singapore and more than 4,000 Singaporean alumni, with one of the largest Singapore societies in the UK; it is also on both the Singapore Medical Council and the Singapore Institute of Legal Education recognition lists. Source ↗ |
| University of Birmingham | Birmingham has taught degrees in Singapore for over two decades and partnered SIM from 2009, welcoming more than 1,900 Singapore-based students by 2014. Its law degree is recognised by the Singapore Institute of Legal Education for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| University of Bristol | More than 350 students from Singapore study at Bristol, which has a Malaysian and Singaporean Students' Association and over 1,000 alumni from or living in Singapore. Its medical and law degrees are both recognised for practice in Singapore (Singapore Medical Council and Singapore Institute of Legal Education lists). Source ↗ |
| University of Cambridge | Cambridge's own 2024-cycle admissions statistics record 577 applications and 153 acceptances from Singapore, second only to China among non-UK applicants; it is also among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website) and on both the Singapore Medical Council and the Singapore Institute of Legal Education recognition lists. |
| University of East London | In 2021 UEL became the academic partner of the new School of Technology at London School of Business and Finance Singapore, which offers UEL-awarded degrees in computer science and cyber security in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| University of Edinburgh | Edinburgh's MB ChB is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and it is one of the largest UK universities for international students. Source ↗ |
| University of Glasgow | Glasgow runs joint degrees with the Singapore Institute of Technology, taught in Singapore to polytechnic graduates, in computing science, mechanical engineering and nursing. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| University of Hertfordshire | University of Hertfordshire degrees, including data science, robotics and AI, and diagnostic radiography, are taught in Singapore at PSB Academy. Source ↗ |
| University of Manchester | More than 150 students from Singapore study at Manchester, which has run its Southeast Asia Centre in Singapore since 1999. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| University of Oxford | Among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website), and on both the Singapore Medical Council (BM BCh) and the Singapore Institute of Legal Education (BA Jurisprudence) recognition lists. |
| University of Warwick | Warwick publishes Singapore entry grades, such as AAA in three H2 subjects or a Singapore polytechnic diploma GPA of 3.4 to 3.8 depending on the course. Its medical and law degrees are both recognised for practice in Singapore (Singapore Medical Council and Singapore Institute of Legal Education lists). Source ↗ |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Arizona State University | ASU signed a memorandum of understanding with Singapore's Nanyang Technological University in 2007 to promote research collaboration and scholarly exchanges, including student exchange. Source ↗ |
| Boston University | Boston University has an active BU Alumni Association in Singapore that hosts local alumni events, and BU students can spend a semester on exchange at SMU. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| Carnegie Mellon University | CMU's Singapore alumni network counts over 800 alumni, parents and friends in the country, and the university has a Carnegie Mellon Singapore Students' Association on campus. |
| Columbia University | Columbia has a Singapore Students Association for Singaporean students on campus, and the Columbia University Club of Singapore has served local alumni since 1995. Its medical and law degrees are both recognised for practice in Singapore (Singapore Medical Council and Singapore Institute of Legal Education lists). Source ↗ |
| Harvard University | Among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website); the Harvard Club of Singapore serves a community of over 2,400, and Harvard Medical School is on the Singapore Medical Council's list. |
| Johns Hopkins University | Johns Hopkins set up Johns Hopkins Singapore in 1999 with the National Healthcare Group, for cancer care, research and education. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology | MIT has run the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) at Singapore's CREATE campus since 2007 and helped design SUTD's curriculum under a 2010 agreement, in what MIT called its most extensive collaboration with an overseas institution. |
| New York University | Its medical and law degrees are both recognised for practice in Singapore (Singapore Medical Council and Singapore Institute of Legal Education lists). One of the 10 universities in the US most popular with international students; the US is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 3,800 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| Northeastern University | Northeastern reports over 250 registered alumni in the region and is building co-op placements in Singapore with employers including NUS and NTU. Source ↗ |
| Purdue University | Purdue has a registered Singapore Student Association among its official international student organisations. Source ↗ |
| Stanford University | Among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website), and its School of Medicine MD is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications. |
| University of California, Berkeley | UC Berkeley has run the Berkeley Education Alliance for Research in Singapore (BEARS) at Singapore's CREATE campus since 2011 in partnership with the National Research Foundation. Source ↗ |
| University of California, Los Angeles | UCLA's alumni association runs a Singapore Network, founded in 2002, for UCLA graduates living or working in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign | In 2009 UIUC launched the Advanced Digital Sciences Centre at Fusionopolis with A*STAR, its first research centre outside the United States. Source ↗ |
| University of North Texas | One of the 10 universities in the US most popular with international students; the US is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 3,800 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| University of Southern California | The USC Alumni Association has a Singapore alumni club for Trojans living or working in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Freie Universität Berlin | Freie Universität Berlin is part of the Berlin University Alliance's strategic partnership with NUS, which funds joint research projects between Berlin and Singapore. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| Goethe University Frankfurt | Goethe University's Faculty of Economics and Business lists Singapore Management University among its exchange partner universities. Source ↗ |
| Heidelberg University | Its medical degree is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and Germany is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 640, UNESCO data for 2022-24). |
| Humboldt University of Berlin | HU Berlin is the coordinating Berlin institution in the Berlin University Alliance's strategic partnership with the National University of Singapore, and Germany is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 640, UNESCO data for 2022-24). |
| Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich | Its medical degree is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and Germany is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 640, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg | One of the 10 universities in Germany most popular with international students; Germany is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 640 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| RWTH Aachen University | The Public Service Commission lists RWTH among the universities its scholars have attended, RWTH lists 23 English-taught master's programmes, and Germany is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 640, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| Technical University of Darmstadt | TU Darmstadt appears on NUS Faculty of Science's list of exchange partner universities with available student places. Source ↗ |
| Technical University of Munich | TUM has run TUM Asia, its Singapore campus, since 2002 (over 3,000 graduates), it offers English-taught master's programmes in Munich, and Germany is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 640, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| Technische Universität Berlin | TU Berlin is a member of the Berlin University Alliance, which has a strategic partnership with the National University of Singapore, and nearly 30% of its students come from abroad. Source ↗ |
| University of Bonn | The University of Bonn is an NUS Student Exchange Programme partner, so NUS undergraduates can spend a semester studying in Bonn. Source ↗ |
| University of Duisburg-Essen | One of the 10 universities in Germany most popular with international students; Germany is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 640 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Concordia University | Concordia's admissions page for Asia-Pacific applicants accepts Singapore GCE A-Levels for entry into its three-year, 90-credit degree programmes. Source ↗ |
| McGill University | Among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website); its MD, CM is on the Singapore Medical Council's list, and the campus has a Malaysian and Singaporean Students' Association. Source ↗ |
| McMaster University | Its Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine MD is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications. Source ↗ |
| Simon Fraser University | Simon Fraser University is an NUS Student Exchange Programme partner, so NUS undergraduates can spend a semester studying at SFU. Source ↗ |
| The University of British Columbia | Its Faculty of Medicine MD is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and the campus has a UBC Singapore Students' Association. Source ↗ |
| University of Alberta | SIM Global Education offers the University of Alberta MBA (FastTrack) in Singapore, completable in one to two years with the same credential as in Canada. Source ↗ |
| University of Ottawa | One of Canada's most popular universities for international graduate students: about 30% of its master's and doctoral students in 2024 were international. Source ↗ |
| University of Toronto | Among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website), and its Temerty Faculty of Medicine MD is on the Singapore Medical Council's list. Source ↗ |
| University of Waterloo | Waterloo reports more than 300 alumni living or working in Singapore through its Singapore Alumni Chapter, and its co-op engineering and computer science degrees are a common overseas choice for Singaporean students. Source ↗ |
| University of Windsor | A fast-growing destination for international master's students in Canada: its international share rose from 10% to 22% of students by 2021, mostly at master's level, and it fixes tuition for each entering cohort. Source ↗ |
| Western University | Western University's Singapore alumni network has more than 400 alumni living and working in Singapore, with local alumni ambassadors. Source ↗ |
| York University | York University is an NUS Student Exchange Programme partner, so NUS undergraduates can spend a semester studying at York. Source ↗ |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Eastern Institute of Technology | One of the 10 universities in New Zealand most popular with international students; New Zealand is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 360 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| Lincoln University | Lincoln University accepts Singapore students into its bachelor's degrees with a minimum of three H2 passes at C grade. Source ↗ |
| Massey University | Massey has taught in Singapore since 2008 (including a joint Bachelor of Food Technology with the Singapore Institute of Technology, which took intakes from 2016 to 2023) and was among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website). Source ↗ |
| Unitec Institute of Technology | One of the 10 universities in New Zealand most popular with international students; New Zealand is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 360 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| University of Auckland | Its MB ChB is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications and its LLB is on the Singapore Institute of Legal Education's list of approved overseas universities (graduates in the top 70% of their cohort). Source ↗ |
| University of Canterbury | UC offers articulation pathways for engineering diploma holders from Singapore's five polytechnics into its Bachelor of Engineering (Hons), and New Zealand is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 360, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| University of Otago | Its MB ChB is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and New Zealand is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 360, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| University of Waikato | Waikato accepts the Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level with at least three H2 passes at C grade for undergraduate entry. Source ↗ |
| Victoria University of Wellington | Its LLB is one of only two New Zealand law degrees on the Singapore Institute of Legal Education's list of approved overseas universities (graduates in the top 70% of their cohort), and New Zealand is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 360, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| EPFL | The Public Service Commission lists EPFL among the universities its scholars have attended, most EPFL master's programmes are taught in English, and Switzerland is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 280, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| ETH Zurich | ETH runs the Singapore-ETH Centre, set up in 2010 with Singapore's National Research Foundation at the CREATE campus; it offers English-taught master's programmes, and Switzerland is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 280, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| Università della Svizzera italiana | USI has an alumni chapter in Singapore, with a chapter lead based there and alumni gatherings in Singapore since 2018. Source ↗ |
| University of Basel | Basel's admission rules accept the Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level for bachelor's entry with 3 H2, 1 H1 and 2 O-level subjects, each at grade C or above. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| University of Bern | Bern's Faculty of Medicine signed a strategic partnership and student exchange agreement with NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine in January 2024. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| University of Fribourg | One of the 10 universities in Switzerland most popular with international students; Switzerland is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 280 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| University of Geneva | Its medical degree is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and Switzerland is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 280, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| University of Lausanne | The University of Lausanne is an NUS Student Exchange Programme partner, so NUS undergraduates can spend a semester studying in Lausanne. Source ↗ |
| University of Neuchâtel | Neuchatel accepts the Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level for bachelor's entry (3 H2, 1 H1, 2 O-levels, grade C each), plus French at B2 level. Source ↗ |
| University of St. Gallen | HSG has had a permanent presence in Singapore since 2011 through its St.Gallen Institute of Management in Asia, its first international institute, and Switzerland is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 280, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| University of Zurich | Its medical degree is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, it is Switzerland's largest university, and Switzerland is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 280, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Institute of Science Tokyo | Institute of Science Tokyo appears on NUS Faculty of Science's list of exchange partner universities with available student places. Source ↗ |
| Keio University | Keio offers two all-English undergraduate degree programmes (PEARL and GIGA), the Public Service Commission places scholars in Japan, and Japan is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 270, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| Kyoto University | Its medical degree is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, its Kyoto iUP undergraduate programme admits students without Japanese proficiency, and Japan is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 270, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| Kyushu University | Kyushu University held its second KYUDAI NOW Forum in Singapore in March 2026, drawing about 140 registrations from alumni, students and companies. Source ↗ |
| Nagoya University | Nagoya University launched a Singapore alumni branch of about 120 members in September 2025, and about 80 NUS students are expected to study in Nagoya yearly. Source ↗ |
| Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University | APU had 10 students from Singapore enrolled in May 2023. Source ↗ |
| Ritsumeikan University | Ritsumeikan's English-taught undergraduate programmes accept GCE A-Levels and the IB, and Singapore citizens may be exempt from English test scores. Source ↗ |
| Sophia University | Sophia's English-taught undergraduate programmes accept GCE A-Level or IB Diploma results as an alternative to SAT or ACT scores. Source ↗ |
| The University of Osaka | It offers undergraduate degrees taught entirely in English (Human Sciences and the International Undergraduate Program in Science), its medical degree is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and Japan is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 270, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| The University of Tokyo | The Public Service Commission places scholars at the University of Tokyo, its medical degree is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and Japan is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 270, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| Tohoku University | Tohoku University is an NUS Student Exchange Programme partner, so NUS undergraduates can spend a semester studying in Sendai. Source ↗ |
| University of Tsukuba | One of the 10 universities in Japan most popular with international students; Japan is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 270 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| Waseda University | Waseda has run a Singapore office since 2004, the Public Service Commission places scholars at Waseda and visited it in 2025 to expand opportunities for scholarship holders, and Japan is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 270, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| University | Why it's here |
|---|---|
| Dublin City University | DCU is one of Ireland's public universities, and Ireland is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 270, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| Griffith College Dublin | One of the 10 universities in Ireland most popular with international students; Ireland is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 270 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |
| Maynooth University | Maynooth lists Singapore-Cambridge A-Levels as the accepted equivalent of the Irish Leaving Certificate, converted to CAO points for entry. Source ↗ |
| RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences | RCSI's five-year medicine track accepts Singapore-Cambridge A-Levels with AAA in three H2 subjects, including Chemistry plus Biology or Physics. Its medical degree is recognised by the Singapore Medical Council for practice in Singapore. Source ↗ |
| Technological University Dublin | TU Dublin accepts Singapore A-Levels, and Singapore polytechnic diploma holders with a C grade average may be considered for year one entry. Source ↗ |
| Trinity College Dublin | Its MB BCh BAO is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and Trinity has awarded physiotherapy and occupational therapy degrees in Singapore with the Singapore Institute of Technology since 2012. Source ↗ |
| University College Cork | Its MB BCh BAO is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and Ireland is among the ten destinations with the most Singaporean students abroad (about 270, UNESCO data for 2022-24). Source ↗ |
| University College Dublin | UCD reports 39 Singaporean students on its Dublin campus and over 20 years of delivering degrees in Singapore through partners, its MB BCh BAO is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and it was among the most-searched overseas universities from Singapore in 2025 (KiasuParents, a Singapore parents' website). Source ↗ |
| University of Galway | Its MB BCh BAO is on the Singapore Medical Council's list of registrable basic medical qualifications, and the university's Singapore page profiles Singaporean students in its medical programme. Source ↗ |
| University of Limerick | One of the 10 universities in Ireland most popular with international students; Ireland is one of the nine places Singaporeans most often study abroad (about 270 Singaporean students, UNESCO data). Source ↗ |