The undergraduate degree programmes as of AY2024 are shown below. All programmes are offered on full-time basis unless stated otherwise.

Please refer to the Admission webpage for programmes offered in the upcoming academic year.

NTU students can access Programme Curriculum Plan.

^*  Programmes with both Full-Time and Part-Time mode of study
^{^} Programmes offered by National Institute of Education (NIE)
^# Part-time Work-Study Degree Programme

Double Major Programmes​

^{^} Programmes offered by National Institute of Education (NIE)

Double Degree Programmes (Full Time)

Students in the double degree programmes (DDP) are awarded with a degree certificate for each of the two programmes. Under the DDP, some courses may be counted towards the requirements of both degrees, thus allowing a student to complete two degrees in a shorter period than it would take to complete them separately.

⁺ The Bachelor of Engineering degree awarded will be in the specific Engineering programme

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​​​​​Integrated Programme

Students in the following programme are awarded with two degrees - a Bachelor degree and a Masters degree.

⁺ The Bachelor of Engineering Science degree awarded will be in the specific Engineering discipline 

Premier Scholars Programmes

NTU Premier Scholars Programmes (PSP) are offered to high-achieving post-secondary students with outstanding co-curricular records, leadership qualities and a strong passion to contribute to society.

Click here for the details of the Premier Scholars Programmes.

Work-Study Degree Programmes

Work-Study Degree Programmes aim to enhance students' employability and readiness for full-time employment by offering multiple on-the-job training experiences throughout their course of study. They do so by providing opportunities for students to alternate between terms of studies and internship work. Students benefit from greater exposure to the professional work environment, allowing them to learn on the job, deepen technical skills, develop soft skills, and cultivate an understanding of real-world practices.

Click here for the undergraduate degree programmes that offer the option of a work-study track as part of their curriculum.

The following second majors are offered to eligible students of the Programmes listed either upon admission or at the end of their Year 1. 

• For students on the Interdisciplinary Collaborative Core (ICC) Curriculum (full-time students admitted to Year 1 from AY2021-22, and full-time students admitted directly to Year 2 from AY2022-23), click here more details on the course requirement and grading.
• For students who are not on ICC Curriculum (full-time students admitted to Year 1 before AY2021-22, and full-time students admitted directly to Year 2 before AY2022-23), click here more details on the course requirement and grading.

The award of a second major will be reflected in a graduate's transcript but not his degree certificate.

A separate certificate for the award of a second major will be issued to those graduating from January 2021 and onwards.

Please check the respective School's website for more details.

​Minor programmes equip students with multiple skills and broader knowledge, beyond what their major disciplines may provide.

More than 45 minors are available. Students will not be offered a minor in the same field as his major (single degree, double degree or double major programme). Students intending to pursue a minor are to indicate their intention and when they have fulfilled the minor requirements, they are to file for the award of the minor.

The award of minor will be reflected in a graduate’s transcript but not his degree certificate. No additional certificate will be issued.

• For students on the Interdisciplinary Collaborative Core (ICC) Curriculum (full-time students admitted to Year 1 from AY2021-22, and full-time students admitted directly to Year 2 from AY2022-23), click here more details on the course requirement and grading.

• NIE students have to consult the NIE Office of Academic Administration and Services (OAAS) if they have intention to pursue a minor.

NTU students can access Intranet portal for Enrolment and Filing for Minor.

List of Minors

The graduate degree programmes as of AY2024 are as follows:

Please refer to the Admission webpage for programmes offered in the upcoming academic year.

* Programmes offered by the National Institute of Education (NIE).​

The graduate degree programmes as of AY2024 are as follows:

Please refer to the Admission webpage for programmes offered in the upcoming academic year.