Graduate salaries at National University of Singapore
52 degrees surveyed at National University of Singapore, with a median starting salary of $4,419. The best-paid reaches $7,000.
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52 degrees
Median gross monthly salary
Bachelor of Environmental Studies
NUS · 90% employment rate
$4,300
2024
Bachelor of Social Sciences
NUS · 86.1% employment rate
$4,210
2024
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering)
NUS · 94.2% employment rate
$4,200
2024
Bachelor of Science (Hons)
NUS · 85.3% employment rate
$4,150
2024
Bachelor of Science (Real Estate)
NUS · 92.5% employment rate
$4,100
2024
Bachelor of Science (Nursing) (Hons)
NUS · 94.9% employment rate
$4,050
2024
Bachelor of Arts (Industrial Design)
NUS · 76.7% employment rate
$4,025
2024
Bachelor of Science (Project and Facilities Management)
NUS · 86.4% employment rate
$4,000
2024
Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy)
NUS · 98.4% employment rate
$4,000
2022
Bachelor of Science (Nursing)
NUS · 88.3% employment rate
$3,950
2024
Bachelor of Science (Pharmaceutical Science) (Hons)
NUS · 97% employment rate
$3,900
2023
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
NUS · 70.6% employment rate
$3,800
2024
Bachelor of Music
NUS · 88.9% employment rate
$3,700
2024
Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy)(Hons)
NUS · 99.1% employment rate
$3,600
2016
Bachelor of Computing (Communications and Media)
NUS · 92.6% employment rate
$3,500
2015
Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy) (Hons)
NUS · 99% employment rate
$3,500
2015
Bachelor of Computing (Electronic Commerce)
NUS · 90.3% employment rate
$3,300
2015
Bachelor of Applied Science (Hons)
NUS · 82.1% employment rate
$3,085
2017
Bachelor of Engineering (Bioengineering)
NUS · 74% employment rate
$3,000
2013
Bachelor of Computing (Computational Biology)
NUS
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Bachelor of Computing (Computer Engineering)
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Bachelor of Applied Science
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Source: Ministry of Education, Graduate Employment Survey, jointly conducted with NTU, NUS, SMU, SIT, SUTD, and SUSS. Graduates are surveyed about six months after their final examinations. Figures are gross monthly salaries of fresh graduates in full-time permanent employment.