University education at NUS is demanding, intensive, and rigorous, and thus requires a high degree of commitment. Full-time students are expected to commit themselves to at least 40 hours of study per week. The University strongly discourages full-time students from taking up employment during term time that might interfere with their studies. Students should note that commitments from employment will not be accepted as valid reasons for absence, uncompleted work, late submission of work, or poor performance, and may lead to exclusion from certain full-time programmes.

However, NUS also hope to support NUS students to be self-reliant and to gain working experience. For students who are able to manage their studies and employment, especially during the vacation periods, you can refer to employment opportunities on the Centre for Future-ready Graduates (CFG) web.