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Admissions
LKCMedicine welcomes exceptional students who are bright, determined and resourceful individuals from diverse backgrounds and with wide interests. Applicants should demonstrate an understanding of medicine as a career and show a practical concern for others. Selection for entry will be based on academic ability, motivation for study, interest in medicine and the potential to benefit from the experience and to contribute to the programme.
As the School is set up to train doctors for Singapore and Singaporeans, priority for admission will be given to Singaporeans.
To know more about LKCMedicine programmes, click here to submit an Enquiry Form.
Our goal is to prepare and empower our students for an evolving 21st century healthcare system. We do so by balancing humanism and technology, emphasising the connections between education and the delivery of healthcare. By emphasising patient-centred care and teamwork, scientific rigour, educational and healthcare innovation, LKCMedicine gives students the very best opportunities to develop their aptitudes and professional identity.
Professor Jennifer Cleland, Vice-Dean (Education)Providing a diverse range of sites for clinical postings of our students is crucial for ensuring that they are well trained and attuned to the health challenges faced by Singaporeans. This diversity of exposure also affords our graduating students more options and opportunities in their future careers when they apply for residency training with the healthcare clusters.
Professor Kwek Tong Kiat, Vice-Dean (Clinical Affairs)
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
Find Out MoreLKCMedicine offers a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree programme that has an innovative bespoke curriculum designed to nurture future-ready doctors to meet the healthcare needs of Singapore. It draws extensively from the world-renowned Imperial College London’s medical curriculum; leverages the strengths of NTU Singapore in engineering, technology, biomedical research, and humanities; and taps on the clinical and healthcare expertise of National Healthcare Group, our primary clinical partner.
LKCMedicine is turning a new chapter in its young history, transitioning to an NTU Medical School from this year, ahead of the 2028 successful conclusion of the NTU-Imperial partnership to set up a Joint Medical School. In August this year, we welcome our first intake of the NTU MBBS programme.
The School also offers a selection of graduate programmes, such as a PhD programme by Research for the brightest students from a variety of backgrounds – natural sciences, medicine, social sciences and engineering.
With its pioneering curricula taught by a distinguished global faculty, and transformative research agenda addressing some of the world’s grandest challenges, LKCMedicine will be redefining medicine and transforming healthcare.
Graduate Programmes
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LKCMedicine PhD by Research Programme
The LKCMedicine PhD by Research Programme admits students from a variety of backgrounds – natural science, medicine, social science and engineering, and exposes them to a range of topics and disciplines such that on completion, graduates will have a deep knowledge and appreciation of both translatable and translational medical research methods.
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Graduate Programme in Holistic Palliative Care (HoPE)
The Graduate Programme in Holistic Palliative Care (HoPE), emphasises the human and spiritual aspects of palliative care, in addition to the medical content. HoPE will be offered on a part-time and stackable basis, for healthcare workers such as nurses, allied health professionals and medical doctors to accumulate their academic units progressively along a single training pathway, from Graduate Certificate to Flexi Masters and Master of Science (MSc) degree.
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FlexiMasters in AI in Medicine
The FlexiMasters in AI in Medicine is a cutting-edge programme designed to merge the realms of healthcare and AI seamlessly. It targets healthcare professionals who are driven to explore the revolutionary impact of AI in enhancing patient outcomes and clinical workflows. The FlexiMasters aims to cultivate a cadre of clinicians and healthcare professionals who are not only versed in the theoretical underpinnings of AI but are also practical innovators and ethical leaders in its application to medicine.
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Graduate Diploma in Sports Medicine (GDSM)
The Graduate Diploma in Sports Medicine (GDSM) programme, developed by LKCMedicine in partnership with the Singapore Sport & Exercise Medicine Centre @ Changi General Hospital (SSMC@CGH), is designed for medical doctors who are interested in extending their qualifications and training in this growing area of need.
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Graduate Diploma in Cardiovascular Medicine (GDCVM)
The Graduate Diploma in Cardiovascular Medicine (GDCVM) is designed to equip family medicine physicians with the necessary competencies to play a bigger role in providing outpatient care for cardiovascular disease (CVD) patients in the community.
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Sports Medicine Theory Course (SMTC)
The Sports Medicine Theory Course (SMTC) is a six-month online programme that is targeted at primary care physicians who would like to have a fundamental understanding of sports medicine. Interest and demand for sports medicine services have grown exponentially due to an increasingly active and ageing population in Singapore and around the world. Besides the prevention and treatment of sports- and exercise-related injuries, sports medicine also involves the prescription of exercise to prevent and manage common chronic diseases such as diabetes, obesity, sarcopenia and hypertension.
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Musculoskeletal (MSK) Ultrasound Course
This MSK ultrasound course for nurses and allied health professionals (AHPs), developed by LKCMedicine in partnership with the Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Alexandra Academy for Clinical and Emergency Sonography), offers a comprehensive introduction for healthcare providers keen on harnessing the power of point-of-care ultrasound to elevate their diagnostic and management skills for upper and lower limb pathologies. The course emphasises hands-on practice, ensuring personalised guidance with a trainer-to-trainee ratio of 1:5. In addition, targeted didactic sessions will delve into key musculoskeletal pathologies, highlighting their distinct sonographic features.
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Medical Education Research & Scholarship Unit (MERSU)
Like new treatment methods in clinical medicine, medical education needs to be evidence-based rather than based on tradition and convenience. Educational research is essential for finding new and better ways to educate health professionals. Working with partners from across the world, this programme through LKCMedicine’s Medical Education Research and Scholarship Unit (MERSU) focuses on rigorous, theory-driven research which progresses knowledge of the cognitive, social, systems and material influences on learning and performance throughout the continuum of medical education, training and practice. MERSU also focuses on building a strong research environment and fostering a culture of collaborative and scholarly thinking in medical education and aligned with the ethos of LKCMedicine.
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World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Digital Health & Health Education (DHHE)
The World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Digital Health & Health Education at the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine was designated on 21 June 2019 to support WHO's wider vision to improve the digital health competencies and capacity of the health workforce. Helmed by Professor Josip Car, who is also the Director of LKCMedicine’s Centre for Population Health Sciences (CePHas), the Centre conducts comprehensive reviews towards the synthesis of authoritative evidence, ultimately informing key decision-makers in the astute use of digital health education, particularly for under- and post-graduate education, and lifelong learning across all health professions.
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gAmes for heaLth InnoVations cEntre (ALIVE)
The gAmes for heaLth InnoVations cEntre (ALIVE) is a collaboration between LKCMedicine and its primary healthcare partner - the National Healthcare Group (NHG). It brings together healthcare providers, academic institutions and industry partners with supporting government agencies and community resources for the scientific validation, research and implementation of healthcare serious games initiatives for better healthcare outcomes. In addition to evaluating grant calls, ALIVE aims to become the leading testing and validation centre in Asia for the emerging field of Games for Health, establishing standards and best practices for industry through innovative multidisciplinary collaborative research, knowledge transfer and multinational networking. It is also building a local talent pool of serious game developers to help establish Singapore as a hub for healthcare games.
Learn moreMaster of Science in Science of Learning
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LKCMedicine in partnership with National Institute of Education
Advances in biology and neuroscience show how our brains and cognitive development are shaped by learning experiences and the environment. The Master of Science in Science of Learning is a distinctive interdisciplinary programme involving National Institute of Education and LKC School of Medicine. Students will acquire a strong foundation in science of learning, and learn how the latest advancements in neuroscience, cognitive science, artificial intelligence technologies bear on fundamental questions of education--how people learn and the tools we can use to optimise learning.
Application window opens every May – June for start of studies in January the following year. There is one intake per year.