The Graduate Programme (GP)/Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) is a research-based
programme and is available in the following departments in the School
of Computing:
The normal minimum entry qualifications for admission to the programme by research are a good relevant bachelor's degree/master's degree.
Candidates applying for Research Scholarships must have obtained
a bachelor's degree with at least a 2nd Class Upper Honours, or its equivalent in Computing
or related discipline. Candidates should have the ability to pursue research in the candidate's
proposed field of advanced study.
Candidates with relevant Master's degree may be admitted into the PhD programme.
TOEFL Test
If the medium of instruction for your bachelor's degree is not in
English, you are required to take the TOEFL (international test) or
IELTS.
Graduate Record Examinations (GRE)
All applicants (except for NUS / NTU / SMU graduates) are required to submit their GRE scores. In addition,
those whose first degrees are not in the computing discipline are
required to take the GRE Computer Science subject test.
Graduates from Indian Universities may elect to use GATE, instead
of GRE score. Candidates applying to the Department of Information
Systems may elect to use GMAT, instead of GRE score.
For details and information pertaining to the above tests, please
refer to this website:
http://www.gre.org/
Submission of Test Scores
Applicants can either:
a. submit TOEFL and GRE scoresheets certified
by Universities with an original stamp; or
b. request the NUS Department to certify their
scoresheets if they are in Singapore; or
c. request Educational Testing Services (ETS) to
send original TOEFL and GRE scores to NUS.
Scores should be sent to the School of Computing. The Institutional code and Dept code for GRE and TOEFL are as follows:
| |
GRE |
TOEFL |
Institutional Code |
0677 |
9088 |
Dept Code |
0402/0404 |
78 |
Overseas Interview
The University will conduct overseas interviews for foreign students
who have applied for the Research Scholarships. These interviews will
be held in mid-March (for the August intake) and mid-August (for January
intake). Applicants will be notified of the date, time and venue of
the interviews in advance. Applicants should inform the University
of any change in their postal addresses.
Referee's Reports
Recommendations from three academic referees are required for the
application. Please use the referee report forms in the application package.
The referees are requested to send to the applicants, their reports
enclosed in sealed envelopes whose openings bear their
signatures.
