SINGAPORE - People keen to pursue a master's degree will pay 10 per cent less for certain courses at the National University of Singapore (NUS) from next year.
This will apply to all courses whose fees are not already subsidised by the Government, numbering about 70, with an additional 5 per cent discount for NUS graduates, said the university on Tuesday (July 19).
All master's programmes offered by the faculties of arts and social sciences and science, as well as others like the Master of Science in Digital Financial Technology, are included.
NUS announced these developments at the launch of its inaugural Lifelong Learning Festival at the Shaw Foundation Alumni House at its Kent Ridge campus.
The one-day hybrid event had more than 2,500 sign-ups for its panel discussions, masterclasses and presentations.
More at https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ourse-fees-with-extra-5-off-for-nus-graduates
This will apply to all courses whose fees are not already subsidised by the Government, numbering about 70, with an additional 5 per cent discount for NUS graduates, said the university on Tuesday (July 19).
All master's programmes offered by the faculties of arts and social sciences and science, as well as others like the Master of Science in Digital Financial Technology, are included.
NUS announced these developments at the launch of its inaugural Lifelong Learning Festival at the Shaw Foundation Alumni House at its Kent Ridge campus.
The one-day hybrid event had more than 2,500 sign-ups for its panel discussions, masterclasses and presentations.
More at https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ourse-fees-with-extra-5-off-for-nus-graduates
