Nanyang Technological University - Summer Program

City: Singapore Country: Singapore

Nanyang Technological University - Summer Program Website

Overview

GEM Trailblazer summer programs offer you the opportunity to study at NTU, a young and research-intensive University in Singapore and the fastest-rising university in the world's top 50.

GEM Trailblazer Summer Program offers a unique blend of academic programming and cross-cultural engagement on the NTU campus! You may select up to two courses across five different tracks.

Besides a rigorous academic program, the summer programs offer students the opportunity to experience and immerse themselves in Singaporean culture's vibrancy, dynamism, and diversity.

When Can I Go?

Terms Offered: Summer

NTU's GEM Trailblazer Summer Program has 5 tracks. From language and cultural studies to entrepreneurship and innovation, there is much to choose from.

Dates & Duration: TBD 2 or 4 week programs

Ualberta Application Deadline: Feb. 2, 2025

Find a detailed brochure for the GEM Trailblazer Summer Program here.

Eligibility Requirements

Open to: All Faculties

Level: Undergraduate

See Eligibility.

Program Information

Language of Instruction: English

Please find more detailed information on the 5 tracks here.

Nanyang Technological University Credit Information

Fees & Costs

Education Abroad Nomination Fee: $250 CAD

2024 Program Fee (EXCH 811**): $1,459.89 CAD

2024 Registration Fee: S$150 (approx. $145.00 CAD)

2024 Administrative Fee: S$900 (approx. $855 CAD)

2024 Accommodation: S$900 - $1,500 (approx. $855 - $1,450 CAD)

PROGRAM TOTAL: To be determined for 2025

Fees are subject to change without notice. Students are responsible for making travel arrangements and any additional costs, including visa fees, medical coverage, books and supplies, food, entertainment and incidental expenses.

International students will be subject to the international differential fee

Housing

Twin-sharing On-campus housing is guaranteed for all incoming GEM Trailblazer Summer students in one of our 24 Halls of Residence in NTU. Students are required to stay on campus throughout the program. Room-mates are allocated randomly by gender. While there are no meal plans and no fully equipped kitchen at the hall for students to cook their meals, students can purchase meals at any of the numerous Hall of Residence canteens, convenience stores or food outlets located around the NTU Campus. Refer to this listing for places to eat around campus.

Rooms have a bed, mattress, study table, chair, wardrobe, bookshelf, and soft board (pin notes). Each room has window coverings such as blinds or curtains, lighting, and a fan. There are phone jacks and Ethernet connections in each room. Other fittings may be provided, and these vary from hall to hall.

Note: Bedlinen, blankets, and pillows are NOT provided. Students will have to purchase their own when they arrive at NTU.