Can you kindly help with the process for planning a double masters in Singapore?

Yes, planning a double Master's in Singapore is very doable if you map out the right model first, since NUS, NTU, and SMU each run joint degrees with overseas partners as well as internal concurrent programs. A joint degree like the LSE-NUS double degree pairs a Singapore university with an overseas partner, while a concurrent program like NUS Business School's MSc with CEMS lets you cross credit modules at one institution. Here is how to plan the process step by step.

Double Master's Options and What They Require

Steps to Plan Your Application

• Decide whether you want a joint degree split between Singapore and an overseas partner, or a concurrent program within one university.
• Prepare a strong GPA (Second Class Upper or a 4.0 equivalent), plus GMAT or GRE scores for business and management tracks.
• Line up 2 to 3 academic or professional references early, since dual degree screening is more rigorous than a single Master's.
• Check whether you apply to the Singapore home university first, which then nominates you to the partner school, or whether the process runs in reverse.

My Advice

My advice is to write your Statement of Purpose around why a dual degree specifically serves your career goals, since admissions committees see this as the biggest differentiator between candidates who want two degrees for prestige and those who have a real strategic reason. Also confirm the fee structure early, whether it is blended, separate, or continuation based, so your financial planning matches the actual home and host split of your program.