Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

at Nanyang Technological University

We map your learning journey across the curriculum where you will gain a thorough understanding of the scientific basis of medicine, as well as clinical management and communication skills. You will also benefit from innovative and interactive approaches to education, including extensive use of simulation, team-based learning, and digital learning. 

Through several pioneering exchange and elective programmes, as well as student led projects, you may also experience student life, the learning environment and medical practice at Imperial: 

• Year 2 Imperial-LKCMedicine Immersion Programme 

• Year 4 Imperial-LKCMedicine Scholarly Projects 

• Year 5 Imperial Elective Programme 

• Imperial-LKCMedicine student-led projects

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• Applications must include the following information:
• Academic results
• BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT) scores
• Personal statement

Essay on achievements beyond schools' co-curricular activities and online appraisal form from one to two appraisers (If applicant would like to be considered under the Aptitude-based Admissions scheme)

Two referee reports (One of the referees must be the applicant's Civics tutor/form teacher (GCE A-level, IB, NUSHS and international qualifications) or personal tutor/mentor (Polytechnic). The online referee report is in question-and-answer format. Instructions and login details will be provided to applicants who will in turn forward the login information to their referees.) 

*All offers of admission to the LKCMedicine MBBS undergraduate degree course will be made through the NTU Office of Admissions (OA).​

The cost of studying at Nanyang Technological University varies largely depending on the type of university and the degree chosen. More often than not, humanities, arts, and education courses are less expensive than degrees in medical, engineering, or management. Furthermore, students who choose to study at the postgraduate level typically pay higher tuition fees, which again vary depending on the programme chosen.

Most universities provide scholarships or financial aid to students in order to help them offset their tuition costs. Students should be aware that additional course fees and incidental expenses may not be included in tuition. On average, international students can expect to pay S$74,900 annually, to study in Nanyang Technological University.

Equipped with the scientific understanding, technological awareness, holistic approach to patient care, and life-long learning skills needed to succeed in all medical specialties, LKCMedicine graduates can expect fulfilling careers as outstanding doctors and medical leaders across the full spectrum of healthcare services in Singapore. They will be well-placed to shape the future of medical practice in Singapore. 

Students admitted into LKCMedicine are also required to serve the public healthcare sector upon successful completion of the MBBS programme. Singaporeans serve a five-year service obligation while non-Singaporeans serve a six-year service obligation, excluding housemanship or first-y​ear residency training. 

 
PSC Scholarship recipients who are concurrently awarded the President’s Scholarship to read Medicine will also have a service obligation according to the terms of the Scholarship. 

For other scholarship or financial assistance recipients, please refer to the respective terms of agreement.​