Singapore may be small, but in the realms of higher education and research, it is a big hitter.  You have probably been hearing of a whole series of global reports recognizing  Singapore as a regional and world leader in research and innovation over the past few decades.In Fact,  in recent years, it’s been ranked seventh in the 2015 INSEAD Global Innovation Index, third in IMD’s 2014 World Competitiveness Rankings and second in the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report for 2014-15.

It is within this context of global competitiveness and innovation,that  universities in Singapore are rapidly  gaining growing recognition, as Asian nations more generally strengthen their position in the global education market. Did you know that Singapore’s two leading universities are now both ranked within the world’s top 15?

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Tuition Fees and Living Costs

Singapore’s robust economy and high quality of living is accompanied by correspondingly high living costs, and some of the highest tuition fees in Asia. However, it’s still a relatively inexpensive option when comparing tuition costs internationally. Generally,  tuition fees average around S$14,000 (~US$10,000), but be aware that depending on the prominence of the university and the type of program you undertake, you may end up paying considerably more. The good news is that more than half of international students receive some form of financial aid.

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