HI Sid....congrats.......all courses are highly subsidised by the Government of Singapore (thanks for that)....scholarships are based on country of origin and I dont think theres any direct scholarship to speak of...

SD and Athyd - Congrats on your respective offers.... Hope that u r taking the offers...

As for the subsidized go, please find the link below for the subsidized fee for this year....

https://share.nus.edu.sg/registrar/info/gd/GDTuitionCurrent.pdf

Just got my offer letter for LLM without specialisation 3 hours back!

Hi
Is anyone planning on taking a student loan scheme or service bond scheme? are we entitled for that?

Hi
Is anyone planning on taking a student loan scheme or service bond scheme? are we entitled for that?

Finally got the offer today early morning for LLM (General) and IBL. Will opt for LLM (General), though had applied for LLM (CFSL)..

hey guys,
congrats to all who got an offer!!!
any idea how much the total cost of the course would be i.e fees + stay ???

hey guys,
congrats to all who got an offer!!!
any idea how much the total cost of the course would be i.e fees + stay ???

thanks bro 4 the quick response.but i was under the impression that it wud b sumwher ard 20,000.do u hav a break up 4 what u quoted?

thanks bro 4 the quick response.but i was under the impression that it wud b sumwher ard 20,000.do u hav a break up 4 what u quoted?

Dear Ansh...
Congrats on the offer.....that makes it you, me, rk and shervyn......for LLM General....the fee is about 22500 SD...and about 6000 to 8000 SD for the stay depending on the comfort zone u r looking for.....rest of the expenses would be about 8K to 10 SD depending on ur propensity to spend....

thanks man 4 the warm welcome.i hav got an offer for llm in ip & tech law.sing dollar is becoming a strong currency 4 sure.hope that we hav gud prospects after completion of the course.want to explore more on certain areas like jobs in singpr and the work permit after the course.
guys wud appreciate if u cud chip-in vital infos.
thanks.

first of all ..we are entitled to work for about 16 hours a week on student visa.....once v r done...one of the options is to pick up an internship for sometime to gain exp n credibility....there are quite big names who comes for campus recruitment also....

ok. thats good.

Anyone has any idea abt the part-time work of 16 hrs. Are these on-campus jobs or off-campus? Plus I understand that the pay is on hourly basis. Any idea what is the average pay scale? Would we be able to spare 16 hrs in a week whilst doing the resp courses?

I spoke to one of the admn guys at NU sometime back....they say the jobs range from cafeteria work to being a research scholar to a professor.....pay is not that great.....but should be a supplement to the pocket....would be extremely tough to work with LLM General cos we would have to clear about 40 credits in the given time....anything outside will come at a distance of atleast about 6 to 8 kms...

40 credits is required even in specialisation. So nothing additional for LLM general. But anyways, I too feel, 16 hrs a week I.e. 3 hrs a day (excluding weekends) wuld be difficult to manage coz we would also have assignments, self-study etc..

if u look at the admission form it says 24 for with specialisation and 40 for without specialisation sher..

It means If one does specialisation, one has to complete atleast 24 credits out of the 40 credits from that field of specialisation..I.e. 24 credits of Specialisation subjects + 16 credits of any other subjects.. But for all it is 40 credits mandatory.. Let me know if any of u guys have a different opinion or understanding

Sher...here we go.....this is from the admission doc from NU site.....

"In order to obtain a specialization, students will have to complete 24 credits or 6 subjects (out of a possible 40 credits or 10 subjects) in a relevant subject area specialization. These students will then have the option of graduating with an LLM degree with the specific specialization indicated on their degree scrolls, or an LLM degree with no specialization indicated. Alternatively, students may opt from the outset to take any 40 credits of subjects and graduate with an LLM degree with no specialization. The latter option affords maximum flexibility in course selection according to the students individual preferences and interests."