Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore)

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU's fee table splits non-subsidised international tuition into 'Lab Based' (S$40,600/year) and 'Non-Lab Based' (S$36,350/year) tiers under the row 'All Programmes (except for those listed below)' -- the exceptions named elsewhere on the page are Accountancy/Business-related degrees, Medicine, and the Renaissance Engineering Programme, none of which this programme is. Engineering, natural-science and computing degrees are laboratory-based instruction, so the Lab Based figure applies here; NTU's page does not spell out the lab/non-lab designation by named school, so this is the collector's read of the general classification rather than a school-by-school statement. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students, both inclusive of GST) -- but accepting the grant binds the (non-Singaporean) recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not recorded as the headline fee. 'Annual tuition fee is fixed at the 2026 rate for the duration of the degree programme' -- NTU labels this by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label rather than the academic year.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU's fee table splits non-subsidised international tuition into 'Lab Based' (S$40,600/year) and 'Non-Lab Based' (S$36,350/year) tiers under the row 'All Programmes (except for those listed below)' -- the exceptions named elsewhere on the page are Accountancy/Business-related degrees, Medicine, and the Renaissance Engineering Programme, none of which this programme is. Engineering, natural-science and computing degrees are laboratory-based instruction, so the Lab Based figure applies here; NTU's page does not spell out the lab/non-lab designation by named school, so this is the collector's read of the general classification rather than a school-by-school statement. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students, both inclusive of GST) -- but accepting the grant binds the (non-Singaporean) recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not recorded as the headline fee. 'Annual tuition fee is fixed at the 2026 rate for the duration of the degree programme' -- NTU labels this by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label rather than the academic year.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU's fee table splits non-subsidised international tuition into 'Lab Based' (S$40,600/year) and 'Non-Lab Based' (S$36,350/year) tiers under the row 'All Programmes (except for those listed below)' -- the exceptions named elsewhere on the page are Accountancy/Business-related degrees, Medicine, and the Renaissance Engineering Programme, none of which this programme is. Engineering, natural-science and computing degrees are laboratory-based instruction, so the Lab Based figure applies here; NTU's page does not spell out the lab/non-lab designation by named school, so this is the collector's read of the general classification rather than a school-by-school statement. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students, both inclusive of GST) -- but accepting the grant binds the (non-Singaporean) recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not recorded as the headline fee. 'Annual tuition fee is fixed at the 2026 rate for the duration of the degree programme' -- NTU labels this by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label rather than the academic year.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU's fee table splits non-subsidised international tuition into 'Lab Based' (S$40,600/year) and 'Non-Lab Based' (S$36,350/year) tiers under the row 'All Programmes (except for those listed below)' -- the exceptions named elsewhere on the page are Accountancy/Business-related degrees, Medicine, and the Renaissance Engineering Programme, none of which this programme is. Engineering, natural-science and computing degrees are laboratory-based instruction, so the Lab Based figure applies here; NTU's page does not spell out the lab/non-lab designation by named school, so this is the collector's read of the general classification rather than a school-by-school statement. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students, both inclusive of GST) -- but accepting the grant binds the (non-Singaporean) recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not recorded as the headline fee. 'Annual tuition fee is fixed at the 2026 rate for the duration of the degree programme' -- NTU labels this by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label rather than the academic year.

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Unlike almost every other NTU programme, Medicine has NO non-subsidised fee option at all -- NTU's own fee table lists 'Not Applicable' in the Non-Subsidised Students column for Medicine (whereas e.g. Computer Science offers a S$40,600 non-subsidised route). Every MBBS student, Singaporean or international, is placed on the MOE Tuition Grant and in exchange accepts a mandatory post-graduation service-obligation bond with Singapore's public healthcare sector: 5 years for Singapore Citizens, 6 years for non-Singaporeans (Permanent Residents and international students alike), excluding housemanship/first-year residency, per LKCMedicine's own Admissions FAQ. S$91,250/year is the 'All Other IS' (non-ASEAN international) subsidised-with-bond rate; ASEAN nationals pay S$80,850/year on the same bonded basis. There is no way to pay a higher unsubsidised fee to avoid the bond, unlike NUS's equivalent MBBS. NTU labels this by admission-cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label rather than the academic year.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU prices its Nanyang Business School degrees on their own row of the fee table -- Accountancy, Business, and the Accountancy/Business double degrees -- above the general 'All Programmes' rate. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$20,700/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,800/year (all other international students), but accepting the grant binds a non-Singaporean recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not the headline fee. NTU labels the rate by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU prices its Nanyang Business School degrees on their own row of the fee table -- Accountancy, Business, and the Accountancy/Business double degrees -- above the general 'All Programmes' rate. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$20,700/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,800/year (all other international students), but accepting the grant binds a non-Singaporean recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not the headline fee. NTU labels the rate by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU's fee table splits non-subsidised international tuition into 'Lab Based' (S$40,600/year) and 'Non-Lab Based' (S$36,350/year) tiers under "All Programmes (except for those listed below)" -- the same general table already cited for other NTU programmes, but the Non-Lab Based figure rather than Lab Based. Psychology, a School of Social Sciences programme, is not one of the named exceptions (Accountancy/Business, Medicine, Renaissance Engineering), so the general non-lab rate applies.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU's fee table splits non-subsidised international tuition into 'Lab Based' (S$40,600/year) and 'Non-Lab Based' (S$36,350/year) tiers under the row 'All Programmes (except for those listed below)' -- the exceptions named elsewhere on the page are Accountancy/Business-related degrees, Medicine, and the Renaissance Engineering Programme, none of which this programme is. Engineering, natural-science and computing degrees are laboratory-based instruction, so the Lab Based figure applies here; NTU's page does not spell out the lab/non-lab designation by named school, so this is the collector's read of the general classification rather than a school-by-school statement. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students, both inclusive of GST) -- but accepting the grant binds the (non-Singaporean) recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not recorded as the headline fee. 'Annual tuition fee is fixed at the 2026 rate for the duration of the degree programme' -- NTU labels this by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label rather than the academic year.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU's fee table splits non-subsidised international tuition into 'Lab Based' (S$40,600/year) and 'Non-Lab Based' (S$36,350/year) tiers under the row 'All Programmes (except for those listed below)' -- the exceptions named elsewhere on the page are Accountancy/Business-related degrees, Medicine, and the Renaissance Engineering Programme, none of which this programme is. This is a computing degree taught with laboratory-based instruction, so the Lab Based figure applies here; NTU's page does not spell out the lab/non-lab designation by named school, so this is the collector's read of the general classification rather than a school-by-school statement. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students, both inclusive of GST) -- but accepting the grant binds the (non-Singaporean) recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not recorded as the headline fee.

Priced for this course · International students

NTU Singapore publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

Total tuition fee (GST-inclusive) from the published fee schedule; the page does not state which admission year this schedule applies to.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU lists Applied Computing in Finance by name on its own row of the fee table, with the Accountancy and Business degrees, above the general ‘All Programmes’ rate. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$20,700/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,800/year (all other international students), but accepting the grant binds a non-Singaporean recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not the headline fee. NTU labels the rate by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU lists Business & Computer Engineering by name on its own row of the fee table, with the Accountancy and Business degrees, above the general ‘All Programmes’ rate. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$20,700/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,800/year (all other international students), but accepting the grant binds a non-Singaporean recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not the headline fee. NTU labels the rate by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label.

2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

NTU lists Accountancy & Business by name on its own row of the fee table, with the Accountancy and Business degrees, above the general ‘All Programmes’ rate. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$20,700/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,800/year (all other international students), but accepting the grant binds a non-Singaporean recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not the headline fee. NTU labels the rate by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label.