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Singapore offers six public universities, together with a wide range of private institutions and branch campuses of leading foreign institutions, and the official language of instruction is English. Applying with Cambridge qualifications. Cambridge qualifications are widely accepted in Singapore.
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International entry requirements. Before applying, you need to check that you have, or are likely to achieve, the right grades at the right level and in the appropriate subjects for the course you have chosen. Check the requirements of your course for details.
The Cambridge Centre for Advanced Research and Education in Singapore (CARES) is the University of Cambridge’s first overseas research centre. Cambridge CARES is based in Singapore and brings together researchers from around the world to work on new scientific advances and technologies that will benefit Singapore and the international community.
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Universities in Australia are long-standing research and publication partners of Cambridge. They have links across all academic disciplines. Examples include; 1. law with Melbourne, Monash and Sydney 2. artificial intelligence with Sydney and the University of Western Australia 3. energy and transport infrastructure with the Australian National Uni...
In Japan, the University of Tokyo has a key partnership with Cambridge. The partnership encompasses many fields of research and faculty exchange, especially in technology, physical and biological sciences, public policy and Japanese studies. One of the ways that these activities are showcased is through the Cambridge-UTokyo Joint Symposium. Cambrid...
The University of Cambridge and the University of Canterbury, New Zealand have a reciprocal programme for academic visitors. This programme is the Cambridge-Canterbury Exchange Programme. Are you interested in being part of this initiative? Find out how to participate.
Singapore has been central to Cambridge’s international research profile for many years. The Centre for Advanced Research & Education in Singapore (CARES)was established in 2013. It was the University’s first research centre outside the UK. It brings together researchers from the University of Cambridge, the National University of Singapore, Nanyan...
There are lots of different ways you can work with the University of Cambridge. Our Strategic Partnerships team is here to help you decide the best path for your organisation and connect you with the right people across the University. The coordinator for partnerships in East Asia is Dr Jingchen Hou. Tthe coordinator for relationships in the Asia-P...
Applicants from Singapore These notes are intended for applicants from Singapore who are considering applying to the University of Cambridge in 2016 for 2017 entry (or deferred entry in 2018 or 2019) as an undergraduate student. This information supplements that given in the University’s Undergraduate
Jan 23, 2018 · Today, CREATE supports collaborations between four Singaporean universities – the National University of Singapore (NUS), the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) and the Singapore Management University (SMU) – and seven international partners – ETH Zurich ...
Singapore. Cambridge joins international partners in Singapore as country's flagship research programme celebrates 10th anniversary. 23 Jan 2018. An international symposium at Singapore’s CREATE campus highlights the global challenges of sustainable energy and suggests innovative ways of... Read more.
