Programme Overview
ADM interdisciplinary PhD and MA focus on the critical analysis of
creative practice linked to scholarly research and technology. Through a
variety of teaching, research and practical strategies, ADM graduate
programmes also create an immediate impact towards the understanding of
knowledge formation in the global times.
Graduate candidates
tailor their own learning path in close interaction with their
supervisor(s), and a wide range of national and international high
calibre professors, and specialists involved with ADM graduate
programmes.
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The Master of Arts (by Research) can be pursued on a full-time or part-time basis. The minimum and maximum length of candidature are as shown:
Current students (Students admitted from AY2020)
Full-Time | Part-Time | |||
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Programmes | Minimum | Maximum | Minimum | Maximum |
Master of Arts (by Research) | 1 Year | 3 Years | 1 Year | 3 Years |
Both full time and part time students will attend the same graduate lessons together. There is no separate class timetable for part time students. Lessons are normally conducted on weekdays daytime.
The maximum course duration for Part-time Research programmes has been revised to be standardised with the equivalent Full-time Research programme.
Full-Time | Part-Time | |||
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Programmes | Minimum | Maximum | Minimum | Maximum |
Master of Arts (by Research) | 1 Year | 3 Years | 1 Year | 3 Years |
Both full time and part time students will attend the same graduate lessons together. There is no separate class timetable for part time students. Lessons are normally conducted on weekdays daytime.
Maximum Course Duration refers to the maximum candidature period of study, beyond which, students pay fees at unsubsidised rates.
Part-time Students to be admitted from AY2020 will pay fees at unsubsidised rates if they exceed the candidature period of 3 years for Masters as shown above.
Nanyang Technological University's academic year commences in August and ends in July the following year. ADM has two intakes in January and August per academic year. The application deadline is shown below:
Intake | Application Period (To submit online application with supporting documents) |
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January 2025 |
Reviews of applications have begun. Interested applicants are encouraged to consider the next January 2026 intake.
To apply by 31 July 2024
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August 2026 | To apply by 15 November 2024. |