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Financial Aid
Tuition Fee Loan
Candidates enrolled in research programmes or selected
full-time coursework programmes are eligible to apply for a
Tuition Fee Loan of up to 90% of the research/tuition fee
payable by Singapore citizens. The University has appointed
selected banks as agents to administer the Tuition Fee Loan
Scheme.
Course Registration
Registration Period
All graduate students are to register for the course(s) they
wish to study through the Graduate Student Link System
(GSLink).
Students who fail to register a course and yet proceed to
attend classes in that course, will not be allowed to take the
examination in that course. No grade will be awarded if the
course has no formal examination.
It is the responsibility of students to register course(s)
themselves and ensure that the courses are correctly
registered.
Students must register for and finalised their courses during
their allocated registration period, after which adding and
dropping of courses is disallowed. Please refer to the class
time-table when selecting courses to avoid clashes in
schedules.
Important
A course dropped within the registration period will not appear
in the student’s result slip and official transcript. However, for
a course that has not been dropped within the registration
period, the student will be deemed to have sat and failed the
course and a fail grade will be reflected in the result slip and
official transcript if he fails to take the examination for which he
is eligible to sit.
Coursework Students
Academic unit (AU) requirement:
Students should refer to the AU system to check for the AU
required for the coursework component of study. Those who
have fulfilled their programme AU requirements are not
allowed to register for additional course.
Scholarship
Eligibility
Award Details & Quantum Applications
Selection of Electives
Selection of an elective is on a first-come, first-served basis. A
student who has chosen an elective from another programme
will be placed on a waiting list. Electives will be allocated after
the stipulated registration period on a first-come, first-served
basis.
Research Students
A Master’s student has to take a total of three courses. Ph.D
student has to take six courses. Research students must
check with their schools what additional course requirements
they must satisfy, if any.
Maximum Number of Courses Per Term
Master’s students are allowed to register up to three courses
per term, while Ph.D students are allowed to register up to
five.
Allocation of Courses
Priority is given to coursework students, then to research
students on a first-come, first-served basis and they will be
placed on waiting list. The confirmation of a course registration
is after the school has granted the approval for each student.
Students are informed through email on the outcome.
Approval of Course(s) Registered
After successfully registering for their courses, students must
print the form and submit it to their school for approval. Failure
to obtain approval within the stipulated period will result in a
de-registration of all courses registered.
To drop a course, students need not submit the form to their
school for approval.
To add a course, students must print and submit the form to
their school for approval. No course will be added if approval
from the school is not obtained within the add/drop period.
It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that the form is
completed and submitted to the school in time for approval of
the additional of replacement course.
Course Re-registration
Students who failed to register successfully for a course
because of its limited class size need not resubmit the form to
their supervisor or school to be reconsidered. They simply
need to register for the course online as per normal without
submitting the form.
If a student’s registration for a course had been rejected by the
school, he or she may not re-register for that course.
Open to alumni and applicants who
are children or siblings of NTU’s
alumni and who are pursuing any
full-time graduate programmes
conducted at NTU.
Academic records and financial
circumstances will be considered.
Preference given to Singaporeans
or permanent residents.
Each scholarship is tenable for the
academic year in which it is
awarded.
Value of award is $3,000 per
annum