Concurrent Degree Programmes

Within NUS

For undergraduate students, concurrent degree programmes (CDPs) involve a combination of a Bachelor's and a Master's degree from the same Faculty or from two different Faculties. Such programmes allow a student to pursue a Bachelor's and a Master's degree concurrently. The programme structure allows some of the requirements for the Bachelor's degree to be also counted towards the Master's degree so that a student could graduate in four and a half to five years with both degrees, instead of five and a half to six years if pursued separately.

The following is a list of available CDPs within NUS:

For graduate students, concurrent degree programmes (CDPs) typically involve a combination of a Master's degree and a PhD from the same Faculty or from two different Faculties. Such programmes allow a student to pursue the two degrees concurrently. Normally, the programme structure would enable a student to graduate in a shorter period of time with both degrees, than if each degree was to be pursued separately.

The following CDP within NUS is currently being offered:

PhD-MBA by Integrative Sciences and Engineering Programme (NUS Graduate School) and NUS Business School

With Partner Universities

The following is a list of available CDPs with Partner Universities:

Double Masters Degree Programme with the Global Alliance in Management Education (CEMS)

Bachelor's and Master of Science (Management) Concurrent Degrees (NUS) and the Master's in International Management (MIM) (Global Alliance in Management Education (CEMS))

With University of Melbourne

Bachelor of Science in Life Sciences from NUS and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, University of Melbourne

With Carnegie Mellon University

Concurrent Programme in Bachelor of Computing (Information Systems) and Master of Science (Engineering and Technology Innovation Management) of Carnegie Mellon University

With Yale School of Public Health

Yale-NUS Five-Year Programme with Yale School of Public Health