The School Graduate Programme
The School of Medicine Graduate Programme is a research oriented programme to train competent biomedical scientists who will spearhead and drive the medical biotechnology efforts in the industry.
Students are engaged in supervised research with staff members from any of the departments for their period of candidature, at the end of which, they submit a thesis that is examined by a Board of Examiners. The students will be enrolled into the Graduate Programme at admission and fulfill requirements to graduate either with a generic MSc or PhD degree. There is no direction admission to PhD programme nor specialization of the degrees awarded.
Division of Graduate Medical Studies (DGMS)
The Division of Graduate Medical Studies was formed initially as a Committee for Postgraduate Medical Studies in 1961. It was subsequently constituted in 1969 as a 'Postgraduate School' responsible to the Senate. The executive body of the School was the Board of the School of Postgraduate Medical Studies, whose membership included representatives from the National University of Singapore, Academy of Medicine and Ministry of Health. In 2002, the Graduate School was re-named the Division of Graduate Medical Studies (DGMS).
The main aims of the Division are to promote postgraduate training and education in Singapore; to accredit training programmes; and to offer examinations leading to specialist qualifications.
Graduate Programme in Bio-Engineering (GPBE)
The Graduate Programme in Bio-Engineering is a premier joint initiative by the faculties of Engineering Medicine, Dentistry and Science fostering interdisciplinary opportunities in Bioengineering research, leading to M.Eng., M.S. and, preferably, Ph.D degrees.
Joint MSc
Joint MSc in infectious diseases, vaccinology and drug discovery between NUS and Swiss institutions.
The National University of Singapore (NUS), the Novartis Institute for Tropical Diseases (NITD), the Biozentrum of the University of Basel (UoB) and the Swiss Tropical Institute (STI) announce recruitment for a novel, research-based joint M.Sc. programme on approaches to control communicable diseases, particularly vaccinology and drug discovery.
Scholarships & Financial Assistance
NUS has an array of financial assistance and scholarships/awards available to help graduate students finance their studies in the University. Graduate students can apply for the following financial assistance and scholarships to help them finance their studies in NUS.
- NUS Fellowships for Staff
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