Singapore

Hi,
M.Sc. (Environmental Management)
The above is the link to the NUS MEM website. Other than that, we do not have concrete information online pertaining to the degree. However, perhaps we can interpolate from the Bachelors equivalent, which MOE posts employment and salary statistics online:
https://www.moe.gov.sg/docs/defa. Environmental studies:
Mean starting pay-S$3399
Overall Employment Rate-83.8%
Full-Time Permanent Employment Rate-67.6%
Environmental Engineering:
Mean starting pay-S$3300
Overall Employment Rate-79.3%
Full-Time Permanent Employment Rate-65.5%
The numbers aren't the worst but they aren't the best either. It can be seen that for the Bachelors Degrees, the degrees are in the lower-tier when it comes to job prospects. However, it must be noted that a large degree of this might be due to the lack of demand of environmental-inclined degrees in Singapore. Demand might be booming elsewhere, in countries such as Saudi Arabia (where they pay loads for Environmental Engineers). Pick your poison! And of course, look through the teaching faculty, as their areas of research would be essential in establishing a baseline as to their areas of expertise and hence the knowledge you would subsequently acquire.

Hi,
Applications are normally done via the graduate office (or equivalent), although individual programmes may have their own online form. The relevant faculty most often makes decisions on admissions after careful evaluation of all applications. Evaluation is carried out based on a combination of factors such as previous degrees and academic record, references, test scores and relevant work experience. The majority of graduate programmes will admit students twice a year, in August and January, each intake having a specific deadline for application. Masters entry requirements
Candidates must demonstrate readiness for graduate study and may be required to submit entry examination scores (e.g. GRE or GMAT). Admission to taught and research Masters requires a good undergraduate degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline. Achieving the minimum entry requirements is not a guarantee of admission, since the number of qualified applicants often exceeds the number of places available. Departments may also admit students with a good Bachelors degree who have appropriate research experience, subject to approval by the relevant administrative body. Language requirements
Students whose native language is not English will need to demonstrate proficiency in English in the form of TOEFL or IELTS as part of the admission criteria. The Malaysian University English Test is also sometimes accepted. Hope this helps!