Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering SkillsFuture Work-Study Degree Programme

• 4 years direct honours programme
• Accredited and globally recognised programme
• 20 weeks Professional Internship
• Specialisation in Coastal Protection 

Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'A' Level

• Pass in H2 Level Mathematics, and
• Pass in H2 Level Biology/ Chemistry/ Computing/ Physics, and
• Pass in H1/ ‘O’ Level Physics¹ or equivalent

Polytechnic Diploma

• A diploma from one of the local polytechnics, for a list of acceptable local diplomas, please refer here .
• Relevant diplomas will be considered for exemption from selected courses,
• From Academic Year 2026, polytechnic diploma graduates will be matriculated into Year 1, and may enjoy module exemptions when applying for related degree courses at NTU. With such exemptions, you may get to graduate ahead of your peers – one or two semesters earlier. Alternatively, you can consider using the remainder of your Year 4 to take up a second major, minor or a work-study position, or pursue a semester overseas to enhance your future employability and broaden your global network.
  
  FAQ

• Will polytechnic diploma graduates receive the MOE tuition grant in their 4th year?
  From Academic Year 2026, polytechnic diploma graduates will be matriculated into Year 1. Eligible students are entitled to subsidised fees under the MOE Tuition Grant for the normal four-year course duration.
  
• If I graduate one year or one semester earlier, do I still need to pay for tuition fees for the remaining duration in Year 4? 
  Students who complete their degree course one year or one semester earlier need not pay tuition fees for the remaining duration in Year 4. In the event of early completion or withdrawal, the student remains liable for any outstanding unpaid course fees.

International Baccalaureate Diploma

• Pass in Higher Level Mathematics, and
• Pass in Higher Level Biology/ Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Physics, and
• Pass in Standard Level Physics² or equivalent

NUS High School Diploma

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Mathematics, and
• Major CAP of 2.0 in Biology/ Chemistry/ Physics, and
• Overall CAP of 2.0 in Physics³ or equivalent 

 International & Other Qualifications

• Pass in Senior High School Level Mathematics, and
• Pass in Senior High School Level Biology/ Chemistry/ Physics, and
• Pass in Junior High School Level Physics⁴

 NOTES

¹   Pass in H1 Level / ‘O’ Level Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not read H2 Level Physics. Applicants with a good grade in 'O' Level Combined Science [(Physics and Chemistry) or (Physics and Biology)] will be considered.
²   Pass in Standard Level Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not read Higher Level Physics.
³   Overall CAP of 2.0 in Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not majored in Physics.
⁴   Pass in Junior High School Level Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not read Senior High School Level Physics.

Applicants with only a H1 Level / ‘O’ Level pass in Physics are required to read 'PH1012 Physics A' instead of 'PH1011 Physics' in their first semester. Computer Engineering and Computer Science students will read 'SC1013 Physics for Computing' instead.

^* Students who are undecided on their Engineering major may opt for Engineering (i.e. Common Engineering) at the point of application. All Common Engineering students will read a semester of common first year courses after which they will be streamed into either Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Materials Engineering or Mechanical Engineering at the end of Year 1, Semester 1. In all cases, admissions and streaming into an engineering major is merit-based.

International Students
International students must have completed at least 12 years of general education, or will be taking Year 12 national examinations in the year of application in order to be considered for admission. In addition to fulfilling the minimum entry requirements, applicants must also satisfy the minimum subject requirements. For further details, please refer here.

INFORMATION & ENQUIRIES

Admission matters are handled by the Office of Admissions. For further information and enquiry, please contact the  Office of Admissions.

Students with outstanding Singapore GCE ‘A’ Level, International Baccalaureate (IB) and NUS High School Diploma results may be eligible for exemptions from up to 3 selected first-year courses, more details could be found via the following link.

Students with outstanding Poly Diploma results may be eligible for exemptions from selected courses. 

The WSDeg comprise approximately 54 weeks of OJT and industry-sponsored FYP integrated into the 4-year undergraduate curriculum. The OJT components include:

• Work Term 1: PA (10 weeks in Year 2 Special Semester from May to Jul; 5AU)
• Work Term 2: PI (20 weeks in Year 3, Semester 2 from Jan to May; 10AU)
• Work Term 3: PA (11 weeks in Year 3 Special Semester from May to Jul; 5AU)
• Work Term 4: PA Winter (5 weeks in Year 4 Winter from Dec to Jan; 3AU)
• WSDeg Final Year Project (FYP): (40 weeks in Year 4 Semester 1 & 2, minimum 8 hours/week; 8AU)

 

Note:

1. Block 1 & 2: These Discovery/Exploratory blocks allow students to develop foundational skillsets and fundamental industry insights before commitment to a focused job role/function. Students may choose to stay with the same company for both Work Term 1 and 2, or select a different company for each Work Term.
2. Block 3: Students are expected to commit to one of the companies they have engaged with in earlier work terms (either Work Term 1 and/or 2).
3. The AU for the 3 PA in Work Term 1, 3 and 4 will be drawn from students' Broadening & Deepening Electives (BDE). Interested students should plan their studies accordingly to free up 13AU of BDE for the 3 PA.

Details on curriculum structure can be found on this page.

Graduates can look forward to careers in various engineering fields related to infrastructure development and urban solutions, to address the most pressing problems of society, and to apply sophisticated technologies to meet society’s needs in an environmentally sustainable manner. 

Graduates can look forward to a wide range of career prospects in fields such as infrastructure planning and development, urban planning, construction technology, seismic and protective engineering, structural project procurement and management, water resources engineering, and environmental technologies.

Our graduates are employed in roles such as:

• Civil Engineer
• Product Engineer
• Building and Construction Project Manager
• Policy and Planning Manager
• Application Engineer
• Structural Design Engineer
• Transportation Engineer
• Business Consultant

Click here to find out more!​​

NTU Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) degree Programme is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Board (EAB). An accreditation Team established by the Institution of Engineers Singapore (IES), and IES was admitted as a full signatory of Washington Accord in June 2006, hence our program is recognized internationally by Professional Bodies of the Washington Accord signatory countries.​ Our Programme will accredited once in every five years.

HOW TO APPLY

Students will be invited to apply in Year 2 Semester 1 via email.


TUITION FEES

The tuition fees for the WSDeg are pegged to the fees for the corresponding Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Science programme. For more information, please see here. 

There are more than 40 minors available. Some popular minors are as follows,

• Minor in Business
• Minor in International Trading

Full list could be found via the following link.