Online or Part-Time Masters Programme in Singapore

There are several universities in Singapore that offer online or part-time master's degree programs. Some examples include:

  • National University of Singapore (NUS): NUS offers a variety of online and part-time master's degree programs, including the Master of Science in Technology Management and the Master of Public Administration.

  • Nanyang Technological University (NTU): NTU offers several part-time and online master's degree programs, including the Master of Science in Technology Management and the Master of Business Administration.

  • Singapore Management University (SMU): SMU offers several part-time and online master's degree programs, including the Master of Science in Management and the Master of Social Science (Public Policy).

  • Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT): SIT offers several part-time and online master's degree programs, including the Master of Technology in Engineering and the Master of Arts in Applied Drama.

It's worth noting that these universities may have different admission requirements and tuition fees for their online and part-time programs. It's recommended that you check with the universities directly for more information.

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