Singapore’s top 100 universities in the world

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Singapore is located in Southeast Asia, southeast of China, and close to China. In addition, Singapore’s prices are not very high but its urban development is relatively good. It is cheaper to study in Singapore than in the United States or Europe, so many students choose to study in Singapore. So, do you know what the top 1,000 universities in the world are in Singapore? 1. What are the top 1,000 universities in the world in Singapore? 1. The National University of Singapore ranks 11th in the world's QS rankings; 2. Singapore's Nanyang Technological University ranks 19th in the world's QS rankings; 3. Singapore Management University ranks 561-570 in the world's QS rankings; 4. Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) partner schools : University College London ranked 8th in QS; School of Economics and Political Science, University of London ranked 56th in QS; University of Birmingham ranked 91st in QS; University of Wollongong in Australia ranked 185th in QS; Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology ranked 190th in QS; Australia's Lat Trobe University’s QS ranking is 316th; Goldsmiths University of London’s QS ranking is 425th; University of Stirling’s QS ranking is 511-520th; State University of New York at Buffalo’s QS ranking is 501-510th; 5. KAPLAN partner institutions in Singapore: National University College Dublin in Ireland ranked 181st in QS; Royal Holloway University in London ranked 402nd in QS; Murdoch University in Australia ranked 465th in QS; Portsmouth in the UK The University of Mouth QS ranks 561-570; the University of Northumbria in the UK QS ranks 701-750; the University of Essex in the UK ranks 465; Birmingham City University ranks 1001-1200; 6. Curtin, Australia University Singapore Branch (Curtin), its main campus Curtin University in Australia ranks 193rd in QS; 7. James Cook University Singapore (JCU) in Australia, its main campus James Cook University in Australia ranks 461st in QS; 8. Singapore PSB College partner institutions: Newcastle University, Australia, ranked 192nd in QS; Massey University, ranked 292nd in QS; Australia's La Trobe University, ranked 316th in QS, Coventry University, UK, ranked 650-700 in QS; Edith Cowan University QS rankings are 601-650; 9. Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS) partner institutions: Bangor University, UK, QS rankings are 601-650; Northumbria University, UK, QS rankings are 651-700; Leeds, UK Beckett University's QS ranking is 1001-1200; 10. Singapore's East Asia Institute of Management partner institution: Heriot-Watt University in the UK is ranked 281st in QS. 11. London School of Business and Finance Singapore branch partner institution: University of Greenwich, UK, QS ranking 801-1000. 2. What are the benefits of studying in Singapore? 1. Geographical advantage. Compared with other mainstream countries for studying abroad, which often require a 12-hour or 10-hour flight, the basic flight back to China from Singapore is between three and six hours. Although its land area is small, its economy is developed and it has become one of the four Asian tiger developed countries. It will soon replace Hong Kong financially. 2. Safe environment. When studying abroad, safety is our first consideration. The crime rate in Singapore is very, very low. It is the country with the best security in the world. The overall quality of its citizens is very high. Among the classmates and teachers I have come into contact with, in the past few years, the Singaporeans I have come into contact with at work or in life are absolutely the best. Most are very friendly. International students will encounter the phenomenon of Chinese exclusion in some other countries. In Singapore, this situation does not exist. Singapore itself is a country governed by Chinese people, which places great emphasis on ethnic integration and is tolerant and open to foreign ethnic groups. 3. Good education quality and low tuition fees for studying abroad. This year, 99 students from around the world scored full IB scores, 55 of whom were from high schools in Singapore. The universities in Singapore that everyone knows best are: the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University of Singapore. The 2020 rankings of these two schools are that one is eleventh in the world and the other is thirteenth in the world, ranking first and second in Asia respectively.

In addition to these two comprehensive universities, there are four other public universities and five polytechnics in Singapore. Some famous European and American schools invited by the Singapore government to establish schools in Singapore are among the best in the world in a certain professional field. . In terms of cost-effectiveness of tuition fees, compared to European and American universities, the tuition fees of Singapore's public colleges are not high, which is relatively optimistic. For students applying for undergraduate studies at public universities in Singapore, the government will provide bursaries. I believe some parents in the group know about it, because I saw someone mentioning the issue of scholarships. This scholarship covers the entire academic year. Compared with the cost of living in Europe and the United States, it saves about 30% to 40%. 4. Advantages of a bilingual environment. Singapore is a country governed by Chinese. Starting from kindergarten, students are required to master bilingualism. Bilingualism means English + mother tongue. 75% of Singaporeans are Chinese, and most students speak Chinese and English from childhood on. The overall environment is relatively not that purely Westernized. Why should this be brought up? This is because we have observed that when many high school graduates choose to study abroad, they are in the stage of forming their values. The children’s minds are not particularly sound. In a purely Westernized environment, many children need a certain amount of time to adapt to the new environment. , when studying abroad, if the previous adaptation stage is too long, it will cause the homework to be missed and seriously affect the subsequent learning progress. Furthermore, a purely Westernized environment will have a certain cultural impact. In the process of rejection and integration of Chinese and Western cultures, some children will self-isolate if the transition is unsuccessful. This phenomenon accounts for a large number of international students every year. proportion. Singapore is a country suitable for the transition and integration of Eastern and Western cultures. For undergraduates, if you choose such a transitional country, it would be a good choice to study for a master's degree in some European and American countries after completing your undergraduate studies. 5. Relatively loose immigration policy. Singapore is not a country that encourages immigration. It does not have clear immigration laws like Europe, Australia or Canada. However, Singapore has a very open attitude towards immigrants. Lee Kuan Yew, the founding father of Singapore, formulated a "Population White Paper" plan for Singapore. The "Population White Paper" is one of Singapore's national policies. In this "Population White Paper" it is clearly mentioned that the population is related to Singapore's economic development. Singapore will achieve a population of six million in 2030. In the past five or six years, Singapore's immigration policy has been based on maintaining the proportion of various races in the country, requiring 75% of immigrants to be of Chinese background. In Asia, apart from Singapore, the countries with the largest number of Chinese people in the world are Malaysia and China. So in the next five to ten years, it will be relatively easy for Chinese students to study in Singapore, obtain permanent residence, or immigrate. 3. What major should I choose to study in Singapore? 1. Hotel and tourism management major. In Singapore, hotel and tourism management majors have huge demand potential in the domestic job market. The Singapore government built two large-scale integrated resort cities in 2010. The resort cities will bring 70,000 related professional jobs and 200,000 related professional jobs. 2. Logistics management major. The logistics management industry has been listed as one of China's four major emerging industries. The large and booming emerging industries have an increasingly important impact on the global economy. The logistics major has become a new direction for international students to choose a major. Singapore has great advantages as the world's logistics capital. The Singapore Institute of Logistics Management offers logistics management courses, and the logistics management major is the first choice major for settling in Singapore. 3. Accounting major and financial management major. Domestic students with corporate family backgrounds often choose to study business administration courses. Studying finance/accounting in Singapore is undoubtedly the most popular course for Chinese international students. More than 300 well-known banks around the world have branches in Singapore. Due to the current huge demand for talents such as US dollar settlement in Singapore, financial management majors have also become popular. Many fund companies, insurance companies and various famous financial investment banks are also in great demand. For outstanding financial talents, a master's degree in finance generally has a monthly starting salary of more than S$3,500. 4. Marketing major. The marketing major for studying in Singapore aims to cultivate senior professionals in business administration disciplines who have knowledge and abilities in management, economics, law, marketing, etc., and who can engage in marketing and management, teaching, and scientific research in enterprises, institutions, and government departments. Talent. Students majoring in marketing mainly learn the basic theories and basic knowledge of marketing and business administration, receive basic training in marketing methods and techniques, and have the basic ability to analyze and solve marketing problems.

What are the top one thousand universities in the world in Singapore? Everyone understands this! In fact, it is very wise for domestic students to study in Singapore. Studying in Singapore is highly recognized domestically and is also widely recognized internationally. Everyone, take action quickly!