Master of Community Health

There is one intake per academic year, in August. The application period will open on 1 April – 15 May every year. 

Application for the August intake opens from 1 April to 15 May every year.

1. Apply online at https://gradapp.nus.edu.sg/portal/app_manage.
2. Refer to the Application Checklist. Upload all supporting documents into the Graduate Admission System (GDA3).
   NOTE: All supporting documents must be in English. If not, the documents must be accompanied by English Translation copies.
3. Except for NUS graduates, all other applicants must obtain an official transcript of academic records from the university you have attended for your Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree. You may choose one of the methods listed below:

• Method 1: Applicant to provide an official e-transcript via official university platforms such as ‘MyEquals’ or ‘OpenCerts’. Using the ‘share’ function in the platform, applicants may send the e-transcript to nurbox29@nus.edu.sg.
  Applicants may check via the relevant university websites on the available e-transcript platforms.
  Note: An email of softcopy/scanned copy transcript will not be accepted.
• Method 2: Relevant university to mail hardcopy sealed official transcript directly to:
  Master of Community Health
  Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies
  Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
  Centre for Translational Medicine
  Block MD6, Level 5
  14 Medical Drive
  Singapore 117599

Important:
The University has not engaged any external agencies to undertake student recruitment on its behalf. Candidates interested in our graduate programmes are advised to apply directly to the University and not through any agents.

Candidates who apply through agents will not have any added advantage in gaining admission and the University reserves the right to reject such applications without giving reasons.

All shortlisted candidates may be required to attend an interview. The selection of students for the Master and PhD programmes will be based upon commitment to higher degree studies, area of research interest and academic merit.