The Singapore-MIT Alliance is a collaborative global education program involving the National University of Singapore, the Nanyang Technological University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The Computer Science (CS) degree programme was started in 2001. It offers an in-depth understanding of, and appreciation for, the rapidly growing field of computer science. The primary goal of the Computer Science programme is to train students to discover and develop new technology with immediate economic impact while providing a solid foundation to enable adaptation. Students are exposed to the broad foundations of computer science, encompassing computer architecture, software systems, algorithms and advanced applications. Through a challenging and rigorous course of study and diverse interactions with industry leaders and young entrepreneurs, graduates will closely examine advanced developments in Web applications and infrastructure, embedded systems, and computational biology. Research is conducted collaboratively with lecturers from MIT, NUS and NTU.

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