NUS MBBS Fees

At present, undergraduate education at NUS is highly subsidised by the Singapore Government. The University’s fees are reviewed and adjusted periodically to reflect the cost of providing education to students.

For new students admitted in AY2026/2027

MBBS Tuition Fees (covering Semesters 1 and 2 of the Academic Year)

Fees payable by students in receipt of Ministry of Education (MOE) Tuition Grant

Singapore Citizens (SC)
S$33,200
Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR)
S$48,900
ASEAN International Students (IS)
S$74,750
All Other International Students (IS)
S$87,800

Fees payable by students NOT in receipt of MOE Tuition Grant (Inclusive of GST)

S$190,150

Financial Assistance for MBBS (NUS Medicine)

The National University of Singapore is committed to a needs-blind merit-based admission policy that ensures no deserving student admitted to the University is denied an education because of financial difficulties. In addition to the Financial Aid Schemes offered by the NUS Office of Financial Aid, the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine offers its own needs-based scholarships and bursaries to assist students with financial difficulties.

 

At National University of Singapore Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, we offer more than 100 needs-based scholarships and bursaries to assist students with financial difficulties. Students do not apply directly for the specific scholarships/ bursaries. Students only have to put in ONE application via the Office of Financial Aid’s Application Portal to be considered for both the NUS Financial Aid Schemes and Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine Financial Assistance. In AY2026/2027, students with monthly per capita income (PCI) ≤ S$3,000 will be given priority. To know more about our bursaries, please download the brochure here.

 

Current and prospective students may apply for financial assistance for MBBS from 15 January to 30 June each year to be considered for the Financial Aid Schemes administered by both the Office of Financial Aid and the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. Current students are encouraged to apply by 31 March each year for an early consideration of NUS donated bursaries.

 

For more information on our Financial Aid schemes, please email medfinancialaid@nus.edu.sg.

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Kow Wen Hao Bryan (Class of 2029)

Recipient of the Lee Seng Gee Medical Bursary, Mount Elizabeth – Gleneagles Scholarship and Giving To The Next Generation Bursary for AY2025/2026

“I am extremely grateful to the donors who have generously supported my medical journey. Your support has allowed me to be able to focus on my medical studies as well as pursue my other interests such as theatre. Thank you for motivating and inspiring me to strive to be the best version of myself and helping those in need!”

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Leow Yi Yang (Class of 2029)

Recipient of the Ong Sin Seng and Lim Song Kie Medical Scholarship and Narinder and Bindu Singh Bursary for AY2025/2026

“It has been an absolute privilege to be able to receive the help of such generous donors throughout my medical education. I am very much indebted to their contribution, and I am thankful that they have taken a weight off my shoulders as I can focus my energy into medicine, and the various extracurriculars offered to build my skills into that of a holistic doctor. Knowing that there are individuals who would so kindly give their support during difficult times have certainly stoked my ambition to give back to the community as much as I can!”

MOH Holdings – Healthcare Scholarships

Diverse medical students promoting financial assistance for MBBS

The PSC (Medicine) Scholarships are offered to existing medicine undergraduates in NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine and Duke-NUS Medical School to nurture and develop the next generation of leaders in the public healthcare sector. For more information, click here.

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