Dear Student
Tuition Fees for Academic Year 2006-07
For the new academic year (AY) 2006, tuition fees for undergraduate
courses will be increased by 3%, from $5,930 to $6110 per year. The
new tuition fees will apply to new and existing undergraduates.
However, fees for returning NSmen will be based on the year in
which they were offered a place in the university. The table below
shows the new undergraduate tuition fees for AY 2006.
Undergraduate Tuition Fees (per year) AY05 Fees AY06 Fees
Increase
(+3%) (+3%)
$ $ $
Returning NS man 5,650 5,650 0
Singaporean and Singapore PR 5,930 6110 180
International Students* 6,520 6720 200
NTU has many programmes for students to ensure a holistic
education, rigorous in domain fundamentals, yet broad-based, with
ample opportunities for research, entrepreneurship, leadership, and
international exposure. The AY 2006 undergraduate tuition fees is
adjusted to help recover costs due to inflation and to ensure that
the university is able to continue to provide high value
differentiating programmes to give our students a world-class
education.
NTU has informed student leaders of the upcoming increase in
tuition fees in AY2006-07 and explained the rationale for the
increase.
Students who have taken up the Tuition Fee Loan from the relevant
banks and students who have accepted Tuition Grant from the
Ministry of Education are not required to re -sign the respective
Agreements. Students who are Singapore Citizens are not required to
sign the Tuition Grant Agreement to receive the tuition grant. NTU
will notify the banks of the new tuition fees for AY2006-07.
NTU will ensure that no student admitted to the university is
denied the opportunity of an education because of financial
difficulties. We will continue to practise need-blind admissions. A
comprehensive suite of financial assistance schemes has been put in
place to help students. NTU will continue to make available more
financial assistance schemes for students. Staff from NTUÂ’s Office
of Financial Assistance which was set up since 2004, will be on
hand to advise students on financial help schemes.
