National University of Singapore

The NUS Faculty of Law, the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy along with some other research institutes shifted base from the Kent Ridge campus to the Bukit Timah campus in Jul, 2006.

As per the latest developments around the university, the Faculty of Law is now planning to come back to the Kent Ridge campus starting from the upcoming academic session in Aug, 2025.   

NUS used to operate at the Bukit Timah campus, until a gradual shift began in 1969 to the Kent Ridge campus. The relocation took place over a duration of 17 years, before finally completing in 1986.

The university began setting up entrepreneurial centres across the campus, with the opening of the Centre for Management of Innovation & Technopreneurship in 1988.

As per the data curated from the official university website, the NUS Kent Ridge campus, which also currently happens to be the university's main campus, spans an area of around 150-hectares & houses a number of world class infrastructural facilities including classrooms, laboratories, libraries, sports grounds, recreation halls & dining facilities among others.

The National University of Singapore has a total of 3 campuses located across: Kent Ridge, Outram & Bukit Timah.

NUS houses over 50,000 students & more than 12,000 members of staff as part of its institutional umbrella.

Further, there are 16 colleges, faculty members & schools along with 48 research institutes & centres as part of the university's institutional umbrella.

It also aims to plant around 100,000 trees by the year 2030.  

International students must follow the admission process below:
International students have to choose a program among various bachelor's, diploma, and certificate programs and eligibility criteria.
Now go to the official website to apply  and fill out the required details like essay, standardized test score, English language score and more.
NUS application fee is SGD 20 for UG and SGD 100 for PG international students.
NUS will review the application and within a few weeks they will provide an offer letter to join the program.
To get enrolled in the first semester, international students have to pay tuition fees.

Yes the NUS does not directly issue work permit to its international students. However international students need to apply for a work pass through the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA). During term breaks, all international students enrolled at NUS with an ICA student pass are permitted to work without submitting an application for a work permit. 

Yes students at NUS  are permitted to work until 16 hours per week during academic year and an unlimited no. of hours during summer break if they have a valid Student's Pass. 

The placement rate of the National University of Singapore for its MBA graduates stands at 95%. The average post-MBA salary of NUS graduates USD 77,109 (INR 66.92 LPA) annually. According to the student reviews on Shiksha NUS graduates can earn from SGD 60,000 - 60,100 (INR 39.10 L - INR 39.17 L) per year.