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Singapore is considered to have one of the best education systems in the world(Globally*). With its focus on the importance of education innovation, Singapore is currently a rising star in international higher education. Singapore gives you the opportunity to earn an internationally-recognised degree at affordable costs.Getting an education here is a ticket to a brighter future.Singapore is a beautiful and vibrant place to live and also excels in terms of safety. Singapore was named as one of the world’s safest cities. This makes it a perfect place for students who are usually also the curious wanderers in a foreign country.

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Singapore is an emerging hub of higher education, with its world-renowned quality universities and colleges which are well-presented in major university ranking systems. Not only are the universities here rank high, due to their proven track record, but Singapore itself is on top of student satisfaction and global reputation metrics. In terms of facilities and educational environment, universities and colleges in Singapore are among the best in the world. Added to this is the fact that, thanks to the country’s strategic location, many places are within your reach while studying in Singapore. After all, a global education life is not only about simply getting good grades, it’s also a time to explore.

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International students wanting to pursue higher education in Singapore should know that English is the medium of instruction in this country, despite there being four official languages. For international students whose mother tongue is not English, the universities set their own required IELTS/TOEFL scores, and students are expected to meet these requirements.

Singapore has emerged as one of the world’s most prosperous countries. It’s a financial center, an achievement in urban planning, and serves as a model for developing nations. It’s also one of our most popular travel destinations.

It is recommended that students aspiring to study abroad, from the preparation, the courses and the admission process, to the paperwork and the visas.

Why Study In Singapore?

  • Ranked Among Top 15 Universities Worldwide

  • Ranked 20th Among the Best Student Cities in the World.

  • Ranked 8th Among the World’s Safest Countries

  • Modern Campuses With Agile Infrastructure and Strong Digital Infrastructure

  • Known as the Switzerland of Asia, Singapore is a Banking Powerhouse of Asia

  • 16 hours Per week Part-Time Work Permitted

  • Asia-Pacific Headquarters of Companies such as DBS, OCBC, Singtel, Capitaland

Top universities in Singapore

Top Courses in Singapore

Top Courses in Singapore

Price Range

Engineering

19,000 -  31,000

Infrastructure Technology & Data Analysis

21,500 -  28,000

Life Sciences & Healthcare

77,000

Finance, Accounting and Taxation

7,000 -  28,000

Management Studies

11,000 -  30,000

Digital Marketing

9,000 -  22,000

Singapore : Industry and Economic Outlook

Established

Singapore is considered a developed economy and an Asian powerhouse for banking & finance. According to its HDI ranking, Singapore is considered to be a developed country and has the ninth highest HDI ranking of .93.

In Demand Job Sectors

  • IT & Data Analysis

  • Life Sciences

  • Healthcare

  • Financial Technology and Cybersecurity

  • Financial Services

  • Management Studies

  • Digital Marketing

Skill Shortages

  • Data Analytics

  • Supply Chain Management

  • Banking & Insurance

  • Lawyers

  • Real Estate

Market Status

One of the most advanced economies in Asia and is a large exporter and a regional leader in manufacturing electronics, pharmaceuticals & bio-technology. This underscores Singapores’ status as the second busiest trading ports in the world

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    As an international student, you are liable to pay complete tuition fees for your selected course in Australia. For an undergraduate bachelor degree, the range can be between A$17,000 and A$37,000. and for a masters degree, the range can be between A$20,000 and A$40,000, while for a doctoral degree, the range can be anywhere between A$14,000 and A$40,000. Australia is known for having a great reputation for higher education across the globe . It has one of the world’s largest percentage of higher education qualified students. Not only this, Australia also has very high literacy and education rates. It offers a world class education system with high quality of education at fair tuition fees. In Australia, there are 37 government funded universities and 2 private universities. There are also a number of other specialist institutions. In 2019, 25 Australian institutions were a part of QS World University Rankings top 500, out of which 7 of them are in the top 100 rankings. The highest ranked university in Australia is The Australian National University (ANU), which is placed at 24th, followed by the University of Melbourne, which is at 39th, and then the University of Sydney, which is at 42nd position. Australia has been seen as one of the most welcoming countries with a diverse population. It is interesting to note that almost half of the population in Australia have either of the parents born overseas or they are born overseas . At present, there are more than 260 languages being spoken in Australia! It will be a great opportunity to study and live in a country with so much of diversity and opportunities.
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    Around 300,000 international students come to Australia every year. That number has increased at a great pace in 2017 and 2018. The popularity of Australia as a study abroad destination has increased to a great extent among students across the globe. Universities in Australia have a great reputation across the glove. The Australian education system is known for its quality and opportunities. It's worthy to note that 7 Australian universities also feature among the top 100 universities in QS and THE rankings. In addition to this, more than 30 Australian universities feature in the top 800 of the world university rankings. To get great post study work opportunities, below are some courses to be considered: ï‚· Finance and Accountancy ï‚· Actuarial Science ï‚· Agricultural Sciences ï‚· Architecture ï‚· Engineering ï‚· Earth Sciences and Related Fields ï‚· Computer Science & Information Technology (IT)
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  • Can I study in Australia for free?
    There is a wide variety of programs in Australia which allows international students to study in Australia for free. However, certain types of fees, like the visa fees, may not be included in the student scholarship. There are Some of popular scholarships and awards programs mentioned below : The Australian Awards: These are Australian Government funded scholarships which aim at promoting links and developing ties with the partnering countries by means of education for the mutual benefit and development. These Awards are available to students in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, and usually requires the recipient students to go back to their home country for 2 years once they are done with their studies in Australia and use the knowledge, skills and competencies gained during their study time in Australia to contribute to the development of their home country. International Postgraduate Research Scholarships: This scholarship programme encourages brilliant students to be a part in developing Australia’s research effort. This scholarship is available to the students across the world, except for New Zealand and is available for 2-3years. There are close to 330 IPRS scholarships available every year. Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships: These are government funded scholarships and fellowships which are available to the students from Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Europe and the Americas. These scholarships are merit-based and give applicants a chance to pursue studies and research while they are in Australia. There are almost 500 Endeavour scholarships available every year. The Scholarship and fellowship application dates across the universities change every year.
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