Curtin University (Singapore)

Compulsory non-tuition fees at Curtin University include a one-time administraton fee worth SGD 872 (INR 65.4 K), and a recurring medical insurance fee worth SGD 54.50 (INR 4.1 K).

In addition, students also need to budget for the Fee Protection Scheme cost, student services fee, finance, and libary fees, etc.

To know more, check students.curtin.edu.sg.

Indian students need to pay their tuition dues before the start of each trimester at Curtin Singapore. Course fees can be paid in instalments depending on the number of units a students has enroled in.

Students can use Flywire, PayNow, or Curtin ePay to pay their tuition fees at the university. A 9% GST applies on fees paid by Indian students at Curtin Uni Singapore.

The Fee Protection Scheme is a mandatory insurance scheme for protection of tuition fees paid by all enrolled students, in case the university closes down or becomes insolvent.

FPS protects students from loss of any unconsumed fees at Curtin Uni Singapore. The insurance is provided by Lonpac Insurance Bhd (Lonpac). Check curtin.edu.sg to know more.

It takes around 2 to 4 weeks for Indian students to receive an official decision on their course application at Curtin Uni Singapore. The duration may vary depeding on the program.

Application processing may take longer for some courses. Admission decisions are usually sent via email. Contact our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors for FREE guidance and support with the Curtin Singapore application.

Curtin uses its industry connections to help Indian students recieve internship and full-time opportunities. Other support services include one-on-one career counselling, mock interviews, access to alumni network and internal career platform.

Business, Finance, Marketing, Logistics, and IT are some popular job sectors that employ Curtin Uni graduates.

It is generally difficult to get a scholarship at Curtin Singapore after the course has already started. Most Curtin University Singapore scholarships are for new students, about to begin their studies.

Students may have a better chance of receiving external scholarships in Singapore, despite starting their course.

Students who do not satisfy the English language requirements at Curtin Singapore can still study at the university. However, they'll need to take an English pathway program before enroling in an academic program.

The pathway programme will help develop English language proficiency to the required level. The programme is delivered on campus by Navitas English.

Credit for Recognised Learning allows students to receive credits for previous studies. This allows students to reduce the time and money required to complete their degree at Curtin Uni Singapore.

Students can apply for CRL by submitting a course application, along with the official academic transcript wih marking key to Curtin, at the time of application. Any CRL granted will be reflected in the admission offer students receive.

Students don't need to enrol into units for which they have been granted CRL.

Yes, students can change their major at Curtin Singapore by submitting a Change of Enrolment form via email to the university.

The application needs to be submitted before Week 9 of the current study period to be effective in the following study period. It takes around 4 weeks for the change of major application to be processed.

Students will informed of the outcomes via email.

Yes, students can complete a double major in their UG degree at Curtin Singapore. The university structures its UG programs to allow single or double majors.

BCom students can combine their programme with a Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Science program. Students can find the complete list of dual degree programs on the official Curtin University website.