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Tuition Fees
The
increase in tuition fees for post-graduate programmes has
been deferred for one year. The table below provides the
applicable fee structure for Law programmes in the 2009/2010
academic year commencing in August 2009.
For courses that are newly-established (i.e. the second category above), the fees are, on average, lower. This is to reflect the incentives given for these newly-started courses to become more firmly established. Overall, we recognise that the above fee structure is a significant increase over that in previous years. At the same time, the fees are still very competitive and significantly lower than that charged by leading law schools in other countries. Nevertheless, we are committed to assisting students with a variety of scholarships and grants, and will endeavour to extend these to as many deserving students as possible.
Note: Students who have previously enjoyed government subsidy or sponsorship by a Singapore government agency (such as scholarships offered by the Ministries, Public Service Commission and Statutory Boards) in a graduate programme will not be eligible for MOE subsidy in another graduate programme at the same or lower level. Instead, such students will be liable to pay “Full Fees” (“Full Fees” to be paid is inclusive of prevailing GST). For example, students who had previously enjoyed subsidy/scholarship in a Master’s programme and had attained the Master’s degree will not be eligible for subsidy in another programme at Master’s or lower level. In addition, if they wish to upgrade and enrol in a graduate programme that has a combination of Master’s and PhD candidature, they will not be eligible to enjoy subsidy/scholarship during the Master’s candidature. For full details, please refer to Fees for Government-subsidised Graduate Programmes (Registrar’s Office website)
Mandatory
Miscellaneous Fees Per Annum
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