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The Department of Physics, NUS, offers full-time and part-time graduate studies by research leading to the degrees of Master of Science (M.Sc.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). APart-time M.Sc. programme by Coursework in Physics and Applied Physics are also available under the Department's graduate studies programme.

Graduate; Research Programmes; Research Programmes Programmes Available. The research degree provides training in a particular subject area through independent investigation, study and experimental work, culminating in the submission of a thesis on the research undertaken. A supervisor or supervisors will be appointed for each candidate. Candidates are required to attend appropriate lectures.

Candidates in this programme spend up to two years on advanced level courses before completing the Master of Science degree with a research project that culminates in a research thesis. Upon completing the MSc degree, outstanding candidates may be offered immediate admission to be part of our premier research-based programme leading to a doctoral degree. Such doctoral candidates are able to.

The Department has an excellent graduate program leading to M.Sc. (self-funded) and Ph.D. (research scholarships) degrees by research. It has a strong research culture and aspires to strengthen it further. The infrastructure and research facilities along with research interests in the three main focus areas including Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology; Ecology, Biodiversity and.

A candidate for the Ph.D. programme must successfully complete a minimum of six 5000 level ST modules as required by the Graduate School of Science. The candidate must obtain a satisfactory grade for the Graduate Seminar Module. In addition, the candidate must receive a minimum CAP of 3.50 (an average grade of at least B) for six courses from among the prescribed courses.

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Admission Information. The following information may be helpful to you in your application procedures. 1) Course and other fees Please refer to the Registrar's Office on up-to-date Graduate Programme Fees and Mandatory Miscellaneous Fees, as well as procedures on fee payment. 2) Research scholarship (from Registrar's Office) Research Scholarships are awarded by NUS to outstanding graduates for.

Master of Science, Integrated Sustainable Design. The programme can be completed in one year, full time, or two years, part time. It has two intakes: candidates can begin in Semester 1 (starting in August) or Semester 2 (starting in January). Candidates are selected on the basis of their academic qualifications and relevant industry experience. An applicant is required to submit the following.

A well-trained PhD not only generates new knowledge but also effectively communicates this knowledge to the students. Research in a business school is not very different from research carried out in social and physical sciences. The same philosophy of science guides the research enterprise in the business school. Business research is eclectic.

Submit the completed application form with supporting documents to: Graduate Programme Application (Research) Department of Chemistry National University of Singapore Blk S8, Level 3, Administrative Office 3 Science Drive 3 Singapore 117543 Application deadline. 15 November for August intake or 15 May for January intake.

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