• Principles of Sustainable Healthcare Practices
• Foundations of Net Zero Analytics
• Climate, Environment & Health
• Delivering and Implementing Net Zero Healthcare
• Sustainable Healthcare Implementation Project I & II

• Clinical Decision Support Systems
• Advanced Value Based Healthcare
• Healthcare Operations and Management
• Evidence-Informed Practice & Policies in Healthcare
• Programme Evaluation in Health
• Public Health Policy: A Systems Approach
• Well & Built Green Built Environment
• Climate Change - The science & the policy
• Sustainability and Climate Change
• Energy and Sustainability: A Systems Approach
• Advanced Scientific Research Methods
• Design and Planning of Epidemiological Studies
• Qualitative Methods in Public Health

• Chief Sustainability Officer
• Clinical Director of Sustainability
• Chief Operating Officer
• Clinical Sustainability Innovation Lead

• Public Health Researcher
• Environmental Science Specialist
• Senior Carbon Analyst
• Research Fellow in Sustainable Healthcare

• Senior Health Policy Officer
• Director of Public Health
• Director of Health Emergencies & Preparedness
• Global Health Expert

• Chief Procurement Officer
• Healthcare Procurement Lead
• Supply Chain Resilience Manager
• ESG Specialist

A: The MSc provides you with the foundations and skillsets needed to lead healthcare’s response to climate change. The Executive Fellowship in Sustainable Healthcare is designed for working professionals with prior experience, placing an emphasis on advanced carbon analytics and change management, while providing the flexibility to learn at your own pace. Please refer to the table comparison below.

A: The MSc is an in-person programme that requires physical attendance at our Kent Ridge campus in Singapore. However, the Executive Fellowship in Sustainable Healthcare (Graduate Certificate) programme is designed for established working professionals looking for a flexible part-time programme that allows for self-paced learning, through online learning, with the option to participate asynchronously.

A: The programme is suited to a wide range of professionals and career trajectories, and will provide graduates with a firm grasp of the core solutions in both healthcare and sustainability. This programme will provide you with a competitive edge in key roles such as:

• Chief Sustainability Officer
• Director of Public Health
• Senior Health Policy Officer
• Clinical Director of Sustainability
• Sustainable Innovation Manager
• Healthcare Procurement Lead
• Research Fellow in Sustainable Healthcare
• Senior Energy and Carbon Analyst

The NUS Centre for Future-ready Graduates provides Career Services to our graduates, including resume writing and interview preparation. More information is available here.

A. No, applicants are not required to have prior clinical training or a background in sustainability, though either would be advantageous. We welcome applicants from a wide variety of fields such as public policy and social sciences, engineering and environmental science. Candidates with other relevant qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

A: There is only 1 intake per academic year, which starts in August.

A: Classes are held during the NUS academic year, spanning two regular semesters of 13 weeks (excluding recess, exams, and vacation periods). SM5001, SM5002 and SM5003 will be conducted during Semester 1 (11 August – 6 December 2025), while SM5004 will be conducted during Semester 2 (12 January – 9 May 2026).

Classes will typically be held during the day between 9am – 5pm (Singapore time). Full-time students can expect to spend approximately 15 contact hours per week across 5 courses (per semester).

Some core and elective courses may be conducted as intensive courses over a shorter duration.

Please refer to the NUS Academic Calendar for more information.

A. Applications will be processed on a rolling basis. All successful applicants will have received a letter of offer to the programme latest by end-April 2025.

A: Yes, Singapore is home to globally ranked universities and institutions known for academic excellence. The government offers student-friendly visa policies to enable international students to come and study in Singapore upon acceptance into an accredited programme.

To apply for a Student Pass, NUS will register through ICA's Student's Pass Online Application & Registration (SOLAR) system. Once NUS has successfully registered your information, you may login to SOLAR to submit eForm 16. Upon submission of the eForm16 through SOLAR, students are required to print a copy of the eForm16 for submission to ICA.

New applications for a Student's Pass must be submitted at least one month and not more than two months before the commencement of the programme through SOLAR.

Please note that to apply for a Student Pass, you must first be accepted into an approved full-time course in Singapore. You may refer to NUS’ Office of Student Affairs website and the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority website for more information.

A: All Singaporeans or PRs will receive a 40% tuition fee rebate. For more information, please visit the following website.

All NUS alumni will receive a 20% tuition fee rebate. For more information, please visit the NUS Master’s website and FAQ.