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Postgraduate programmes at NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine to advance your career in science, medicine and healthcare. The graduate programmes at NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine nurture and train the next generation of medical and healthcare professionals, providing them with in-depth academic knowledge and pract
ical skills to address the evolving challenges in healthcare, biomedical research, and medical technology. As Singapore’s first and Asia’s leading medical school, NUS Medicine offers students access to world-class faculty and a rigorous educational framework, preparing them to lead in research, policy, and practice, and to make a meaningful impact in the medical field. We offer a diverse range of Master's and PhD programmes, opening doors to numerous career paths:
• Research Programmes: Master of Science (MSc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programmes designed to train skilled biomedical and clinician scientists
• Coursework Programmes: A variety of specialised Master’s programmes tailored to align with specific career goals
25/08/2026
Some lessons stay with you long after graduation.
We asked graduates from our Master's by Coursework programmes:
What's the most valuable lesson you've learned?
Their reflections remind us that postgraduate learning goes beyond building knowledge. It also shapes empathy, resilience and the confidence to grow beyond your comfort zone.
The NUS Postgraduate Fair - India 2026 is happening this Saturday in Chennai!
Join us to explore over 200 postgraduate programmes across NUS, including a wide range of postgraduate coursework programmes offered by NUS Medicine.
Meet distinguished faculty and learn more about the programmes directly from the people behind them. A/Prof Owen Landeg, Associate Professor in Health System Sustainability at the Centre for Sustainable Medicine, NUS Medicine, will also be sharing about changing healthcare landscape and how our postgraduate programmes can prepare professionals for its changing demands.
Drop by the NUS Medicine booth to meet our faculty and team and discover the postgraduate programme that’s right for you.
📅 29 August 2026, Saturday
🕐 1pm to 6pm (IST)
📍 ITC Grand Chola, Chennai, India
13/08/2026
NUS Medicine is coming to Chennai, India!
Explore our postgraduate coursework programmes across different areas of healthcare and find a pathway that aligns with your professional goals.
Hear from A/Prof Owen Landeg, Associate Professor in Health System Sustainability at the Centre for Sustainable Medicine of NUS Medicine, as he shares how the healthcare landscape is changing and why specialised expertise matters. Learn how our postgraduate programmes can help professionals respond to new demands in healthcare and develop expertise in different areas.
📅 29 August 2026, Saturday
🕐 1pm to 6pm (IST)
📍 ITC Grand Chola, Chennai, India
🎤 A/Prof Owen Landeg's Masterclass, Mastering Your Future: Building the Skills to Shape Tomorrow's Healthcare: 3.30pm to 4.15pm
12/08/2026
The value of postgraduate learning isn't just what you know after graduation, but how it changes the way you approach your work.
We asked graduates from our Master's by Coursework programmes one simple question:
How will what you've learnt shape your future work?
Their answers show how postgraduate learning can shape the way healthcare professionals think, solve problems and improve patient care.
Beyond the Job: Professionals Rethinking Their Impact in Healthcare
As the Class of 2026 celebrates Commencement, we look at the questions that shaped the journeys of three graduates from NUS Medicine's Master's by Coursework programmes, and how postgraduate education helped them broaden the impact they hope to make in healthcare. Every healthcare professional enter
21/07/2026
Congratulations to our Class of 2026!🎓🎉
This July, we celebrate 397 graduates from NUS Medicine's Master's by Coursework programmes as they reach an important milestone, marking the culmination of months of dedication, learning, and growth.
Each graduate's journey has been unique. Some came to deepen their expertise, others to embrace new opportunities or take the next step in their healthcare careers. Whatever brought you here, we hope your time at NUS Medicine has equipped you with the knowledge, confidence, and connections to make a meaningful impact in your field.
Congratulations once again to all our graduates. We wish you every success as you continue to lead, innovate, and shape the future of healthcare.
MSc PHMxAI Info Session: Where Precision Medicine meets AI
What if treatment could be tailored to each patient's unique biology?
Precision Health and Medicine x AI is making personalised, data-driven care possible.
Curious how?
Join the Master of Science in Precision Health and Medicine x Artificial Intelligence info session to discover how AI and -omics data are transforming healthcare, and how the programme prepares professionals to lead innovation at the frontier of precision health and medicine.
MScPHMxAI Info Session: Where Precision Medicine meets AI!
Same disease. Same drug. Different patient. Different outcome. Why?
Because medicine has always treated populations, not people.
Precision Health and Medicine x AI changes that.
Curious? Join the Master of Science in Precision Health and Medicine x Artificial Intelligence info session to learn more:
📅 Date: 27 May 2026, Wednesday
🕐 Time: 8 - 9pm (GMT+8)
💻 Format: Online via Zoom
🔗 Register now: https://rebrand.ly/mscphm-info-session
05/05/2026
The Master of Science in Precision Health and Medicine (MSc PHM) hosted Professor Dean Ho for a seminar on DELTA, an innovative clinical trial exploring a more precise and personalised approach to cardiometabolic care through the use of AI and digital health tools.
Drawing from the trial, Prof Ho shared why health should be viewed as an evolving story rather than a static snapshot. He also highlighted how continuous biological data and adaptive monitoring can support interventions tailored to the individual.
These discussions reflect the interdisciplinary and forward-looking perspectives explored within MSc PHM, where students engage with the evolving science, data and technologies shaping the future of personalised healthcare.
🌿Sustainable healthcare needs to be embedded into every part of our systems if we want to see change.
From prescribing decisions and patient care,
to the medicines and equipment we rely on,
to how care is delivered and accessed.
It involves clinicians, alongside pharmacists, procurement teams, and industry partners, each with the ability to shape a different part of the system.
Increasingly, this is driving new priorities across the sector and creating opportunities for professionals to make a more meaningful impact.