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National University of Singapore (NUS) offers a distinctively Asian and global experience that is grounded in maximising the potential of students and their future-readiness, and broad-based research excellence that enables beneficial translation. NUS is also highly regarded for the hallmark rigour and breadth of its academic programmes, innovative entrepreneurship education, and experiential learning. Learning across faculties and disciplines is highly valued and practised, with other cross-disciplinary initiatives available for a well-rounded knowledge base and transferable skills. Undergraduates will learn countless lessons during their NUS journey. Steeped in an inquisitive culture, students will be nurtured and inspired by pre-eminent thought leaders to think critically and creatively while working synergistically with their peers. NUS' numerous overseas programmes underscore the global nature of education offered by the University. These expeditions of varying lengths expose participants to a wide range of economic realities and challenges and enable them to experience firsthand how other cultures live, work and play. Accentuating NUS' transformative global education are programmes that facilitate the pursuit of more than a single degree at a time. Students may choose to do a Concurrent, Double or Joint Degree offered either solely by the University or in collaboration with several of its distinguished partner universities from around the world. For more information on the full list of NUS undergraduate programmes, please refer here .

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Ba (hons) in chinese language, ba (hons) in chinese studies, ba (hons) in english language and linguistics, ba (hons) in english literature, ba (hons) in global studies, ba (hons) in history, ba (hons) in japanese studies, ba (hons) in malay studies, ba (hons) in philosophy, ba (hons) in philosophy, politics, and economics, ba (hons) in south asian studies, ba (hons) in southeast asian studies, ba (hons) in theatre and performance studies, ba in architecture, bsocsci (hons) in geography, bachelor of landscape architecture (bla), bachelor of music (honours), business and management (6), ba (hons) in industrial design, bsc (hons) in business analytics, bsc (hons) in data science and analytics, bsc (hons) in data science and economics, bsc (hons) in quantitative finance, btech (business analytics), nus bba (accountancy), engineering and technology (6), bcomp (hons) in computer science, bcomp (hons) in information security, bcomp (hons) in information systems, beng (biomedical engineering), beng (chemical engineering), beng (civil engineering), beng (computer engineering) - college of design and engineering (cde), beng (computer engineering) – nus computing, beng (electrical engineering), beng (engineering science), beng (environmental engineering), beng (industrial & systems engineering), beng (infrastructure & project management), beng (materials science & engineering), beng (mechanical engineering), btech (chemical engineering), btech (civil engineering), btech (cybersecurity), btech (electronics engineering), btech (industrial & management engineering), btech (mechanical engineering), btech (software engineering), life sciences and medicine (6), bsc (hons) in life sciences, bsc (hons) in pharmaceutical science, bsc in nursing, bsocsci (hons) in anthropology, bsocsci (hons) in psychology, bachelor of dental surgery (bds), bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery (mbbs), bachelor of pharmacy (honours), natural sciences (6), bsc (hons) in chemistry, bsc (hons) in food science and technology, bsc (hons) in mathematics, bsc (hons) in physics, bachelor of environmental studies (honours), social sciences and management (6), bsc (hons) in statistics, bsc in real estate, bsocsci (hons) in communications and new media, bsocsci (hons) in economics, bsocsci (hons) in political science, bsocsci (hons) in social work, bsocsci (hons) in sociology, btech (supply chain management), bachelor of laws (honours) (llb).

National University of Singapore’s (NUS) graduate programmes are designed to nurture a passion for inquiry and to provide students with the tools to tackle intellectual challenges with confidence and creativity. NUS offers a wide range of graduate programmes catering for a variety of interests, namely:

  • Doctoral degree programmes which are primarily research-based and are typically the first choice for students who seek depth of knowledge, enjoy creative problem solving, and who aspire to hold high level positions in their respective fields.
  •  Master's degree programmes which are primarily designed to prepare students for the practice of a profession (typically Master's by coursework), or to master a subject area as a precursor to doctoral training (typically Master's by research).
  • Graduate Diploma provides focused professional training in a specific niche. Graduate Diploma is often favoured by students who seek additional exposure to an area of interest without committing themselves to longer-term further studies.

These programmes offer excellent opportunities for students to further develop their potential as intellectual leaders for a wide range of career paths. NUS is home to students and faculty members from many countries. Its faculty members have an international reputation for research excellence in many fields. They have built collaborations in research across national borders and disciplines. Some of these collaborations provide opportunities for students to work towards a Ph.D. degree conferred jointly by NUS and an overseas partner university. For more information on the full list of NUS graduate programmes, please refer here .

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The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programme aims to develop practice-oriented thought leaders for the industry or society. It caters to those who wish to conduct applied research work that addresses issues and challenges pertinent to society, industry or professional practice. While students may choose to specialise in a specific discipline, researches that adopt an interdisciplinary approach are encouraged in view of the complexity of many contemporary issues and challenges.

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  • Focus on applied research topics that are of relevance to contemporary society, industry and professional practice.
  • Encourage a multidisciplinary approach.

Admission Requirements

Refer to general admission criteria for graduate programmes.

In addition, applicants will need to meet these minimum requirements:

  • A master's degree from a reputable university.

Applicants who do not meet the above criteria may be considered on a case-by-case discretionary basis. Due to the applied nature of this PhD, alternative criteria such as portfolio, patents, industry and professional achievements may be referenced to support admission.

While it is not compulsory to do so, applicants are encouraged to connect with a potential supervisor prior to applying. You may browse through the Faculty Listing to identity suitable faculty members who may complement your proposed area of research.

As part of the application process, interested applicants are also required to submit the following:

  • A latest CV;
  • A personal statement stating your motivation for pursuing a PhD, reason for selecting SUSS and your post PhD career aspirations;
  • Two academic reference letters. Referees are required to submit the reference letters directly to the Student Admissions department at [email protected] ;
  • Proposed topic or area of research;
  • Identified potential supervisor (if any);
  • Motivation for the proposed topic or area of research, and
  • Relevance of the proposed topic or area of research in addressing contemporary issues/challenges in the profession/industry/society.

You may adopt the research proposal template , or design your own research proposal template for submission.

Programme Structure

Students are expected to complete 40 cu of research methodology courses and discipline-specific courses before passing the Qualifying Examination. Upon successfully completing the Qualifying Examination, the student will embark on the completion of the Dissertation. The final stage of the PhD study will be the examination of the dissertation and the Oral Defence.

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Candidates who wish to conduct applied research work that addresses issues and challenges pertinent to society, industry or professional practice.

As the PhD programme focuses on the applied research addressing issues and challenges pertinent to society, industry or professional practice, apart from joining institutes of higher learning as faculty, graduates from this programme may also join applied research institutions, government agencies or private sectors organisations such as research firms and consultancy firms.

Applicants must have at least a 2nd Upper Class Honours Degree from a reputable university or equivalent qualifications, and will be expected to study full-time in the PhD programme. No separate application to the Scholarship is required. Eligible applicants will be automatically considered for the Scholarship.

For more details on the PhD scholarship, eligibility, terms and conditions, please click here .

  • What is the minimum and maximum period of candidature? Minimum is 3 years and maximum is 7 years.
  • What is the total number of credit units (cu) required for graduation? 120 cu (80 cu for dissertation; 40 cu for coursework)
  • What is the graduation requirement? Students must attain a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at least 3.0 for the 40 cu of courses and pass the Qualifying Examination and Oral Defense for the Dissertation Examination.
  • Will I be assigned a supervisor? Yes. A supervisor will be assigned to guide the student. For those pursuing interdisciplinary research, more than one supervisor may be assigned where feasible.
  • What is a Qualifying Examination? The Qualifying Examination consists of a written proposal and an oral presentation of the research proposal.
  • How much is the tuition fees? Please refer to this table .
  • When are the lessons scheduled for SUSS courses? Classes for SUSS courses are generally conducted on weekday evenings from 7pm to 10pm, or on weekends from 8.30am to 5.30pm.
  • If I am an international student, do I need to apply for visa to come to Singapore? The University will provide the necessary information to facilitate the application of student pass. For more information, please click here .

What is the difference between the PhD and DBA? The PhD programme is to train researchers in the Social Sciences with an applied focus who can create knowledge, advance professional development and make an impact to society.

The DBA programme is for business leaders, entrepreneurs, senior management who have curiosity for knowledge, and are willing to develop the structural thinking as a scholar, to make use of evidence-based applied research to answer the business-related questions and optimize the decision making.

“As a real estate consultant, I was concerned about how various emerging technologies would disrupt the built environment and would necessitate massive urban regeneration. The rigors of the academic process may be applied to complex real-world issues to provide solutions which are better considered and more inclusive for all the stakeholders involved. I chose SUSS for their sharp focus on tackling practical real-world problems through a good balance of industry know-how and academic excellence. This program is most enriching for students who want to create new value for industry and for academia. Despite the pressures of deadlines and having to get used to academic language, I am enjoying this journey!”

“My academic journey with SUSS has been nothing short of exciting thus far. The pursuit of knowledge is a life-long endeavour, and this is truly embodied in the ethos of the University. Our world is evolving at breakneck speed. The senior leaders today must have a perceptive world view, which can be honed through the assimilation of theory informed by real practice.

As a working professional, I am truly appreciative for the opportunity to integrate my business experience with my passion for research. At SUSS, we learn from supportive and best-in-class faculty, many of whom are thought-leaders in their respective fields. The high level of academic rigour challenges me to think critically, yet not lose sight of industry relevance. I am confident this research degree will be a feather in my cap, and I look forward to continuing this journey of intellectual exploration with SUSS.”

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William R. Bay, ’78, Installed as President of the American Bar Association

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William R. Bay, ’78, recently became president of the American Bar Association ( ABA ) for the 2024–2025 term after more than 20 years in various leadership roles. Bay is the third Michigan Law graduate among the five most recent ABA presidents, joining Patricia Lee Refo, ’83 (2020–2021 term), and Reginald M. Turner Jr., ’87 (2021–22 term).

Mary Smith, the immediate past president, passed the gavel to Bay at the end of the ABA Annual Meeting in Chicago in August.

It’s a time of great change in the legal profession. But when it comes to his leadership, legal practice, and life, Bay approaches each day with one overarching perspective: Change is the only certainty, and having a solid foundation might be the key to navigating it.

The difference a support system makes

Bay credits his adaptability—to changes in life, career, and perspective—to his time at Michigan Law. His student experience began in one corner of the Lawyers Club , and the following three years were specially shaped by the relationships he formed there. 

William R. Bay speaking to a crowd on a podium.

In his first year, Bay received advice from the late Professor Allan F. Smith that changed the course of his academic and professional careers.

“I was called into his office—along with the other students who weren’t doing very well,” he recalled. 

“After reviewing what I was doing to prepare for class each day, he surprised me with his advice: Study less and focus on the big picture. From that conversation, I realized law school didn’t have to be as complicated as I had been making it. I eventually became a better lawyer because of that lesson.”

As closely as Bay has kept Professor Smith’s guidance, he has similarly kept his Law School classmates and friends. In the years since their graduation, they have experienced marriages, the birth of children, moves, illnesses, and losses. 

And through it all, an unwavering support system remained.

“They all attended my wedding in rural Missouri and then my wife’s funeral 45 years later,” he reflected. “We’ve stuck together.”

Since the death of Bay’s wife last November, he has especially leaned on his network in this new chapter as ABA president. He also considered what he might tell current law students navigating their futures.

“Try not to be so focused on the rest of your life right now,” he said. “Don’t make it overly cosmic; the only thing you need to prepare yourself for is knowing how to adapt to change.”

A new level of leadership

Bay is a partner at the St. Louis office of Thompson Coburn LLP , a firm he has been with for more than 30 years. Early in his career, he was inspired by his father, who emphasized the importance of being involved with professional organizations.

“I became active in my local young lawyers group and participated in a public service conference,” he recalled. “It was eye-opening; much of what I learned there shaped how I have approached my work with the ABA .”

Bay has demonstrated exceptional leadership throughout his tenure with the ABA . Notably, he chaired the Section of Litigation, the House of Delegates, and the ABA Day Planning and Board of Governors Finance Committees. 

Bay also served as a fellow in the American Bar Foundation, co-chaired the Practice Forward initiative, led the Standing Committee on Bar Activities and Services, and participated in diversity and governance commissions, among other roles.

Try not to be so focused on the rest of your life right now. The only thing you need to prepare yourself for is knowing how to adapt to change. William R. Bay, ’78 President, American Bar Association

The central focus of his presidency is to ensure the ABA is a foundation for all lawyers, much like the foundation he has in his Michigan Law community and his family. 

The premise behind the ABA acting as a foundation—or, as Bay called it in his inauguration speech, the “home” for the profession—is that the association will serve as both a landing pad and a springboard for legal practitioners and their aspirations.

“I don’t know what new challenges we will face tomorrow, but I know our mission, who we are, and what we are capable of,” said Bay. “Being the home for every lawyer is vital; we want to welcome everyone and offer them the opportunity to be a part of something bigger than themselves.”

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MoFo Singapore Managing Partner Takes Team to Baker McKenzie

Shirin Tang and Lip Kian Ang are jumping to Baker McKenzie, which over the past 18 months has added more than 50 transactional partners in key global financial centers, including Singapore and London.

September 02, 2024 at 03:01 AM

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Morrison & Foerster’s Singapore managing partner Shirin Tang is leaving the firm with fellow partner Lip Kian Ang.

The two private equity lawyers are moving to Baker McKenzie in Singapore, where the firm operates as a joint law venture practice called Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow. According to a person familiar with the matter, the two partners will bring along two associates from their team.

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    The PhD in Law, Commerce and Technology programme at YPHSL is the first of its kind in Asia-Pacific and among a handful of interdisciplinary research doctoral programmes offered by law schools around the world. It is built on YPHSL's research strengths, particularly in the areas of commercial law, and law and technology.

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    Singapore Management University (SMU) Yong Pung How School of Law (YPHSL) proposes to launch a PhD in Law, Commerce and Technology programme in August 2022. This research-degree interdisciplinary PhD programme is designed to provide rigorous academic training to people interested in becoming academics, regulators and industry leaders.

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    The National University of Singapore (NUS) Faculty of Law is delighted to announce that the Provost has appointed Justice Andrew Phang '82 as Distinguished Honorary Professor at NUS. An esteemed NUS Law alumnus, Justice Phang has continually given back to his alma mater through the years, including as Chair of the NUS Law Advisory Council ...

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    SMU receives S$20 million landmark gift from family of the late Dr Yong Pung How. Singapore Management University (SMU) has received a significant gift of S$20 million towards the Yong Pung How School of Law (YPHSL). Generously gifted to SMU by Mrs Yong Wei Woo in Dr Yong's honour, this gift forms part of the 15th anniversary celebrations of ...

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