Scholarships & Fees
Scholarships
Candidates applying for the Comparative Asian Studies PhD programme are welcomed to apply for the following scholarships:
- NUS Research Scholarship
- President's Graduate Fellowship
- Commonwealth Scholarship
- Harvard-Yenching Institute (HYI)-NUS Joint Scholarship Programme
- FASS Scholarship in Buddhist Studies
- Dean's PhD Fellowship
For enquiries on tuition and miscellaneous fees or financial aid, please contact the NUS Graduate School.
Fees
Tuition Fees
The annual tuition fees for government-subsidised graduate by research programmes are available here. The tuition fee subsidy from the Government of Singapore is administered by the Ministry of Education (MOE) and is offered to all eligible students. Students need not apply for the MOE Subsidy if they are eligible.
The University's fees are reviewed yearly and thus, subject to revision. The fees for the Academic Year will be made available every March or April of the year.
Please refer to the fees according to your year of admission (e.g. if you were admitted in August 2021, please refer to fees for students admitted in AY2021/2022). Tuition fees are billed by semester.
Students who are full-time NUS staff members may be eligible to apply for staff concession on the tuition fees of part-time, government-subsidised graduate programmes. Information on the staff concession is available at the Staff Portal.
Mandatory Miscellaneous Student Fees
Mandatory miscellaneous student fees payable per semester are available here. All students registered on a full-time or part-time basis are charged the miscellaneous student fees. The miscellaneous student fees are due at the same time as the tuition fees.
Please refer to the fees according to your year of admission (e.g. if you were admitted in August 2021, please refer to fees for students admitted in AY2021/2022).
All full-time graduate students (local and international) are required to subscribe to the University's medical insurance scheme which covers:
- Personal Accident Insurance Coverage
- Hospitalisations, Surgical and Mental Health Insurance Scheme
- Outpatient Specialist Care
Information on this scheme is available on UHC website.
Research students who have submitted their thesis will still be required to pay the Health Service Fee as long as the student remains as full-time and has not been conferred the degree.