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Where Can I Find University of the Arts Singapore Admission Information? | UAS, LASALLE and NAFA

Start with the official University of the Arts Singapore admissions page to understand the university and browse its routes. Then follow the link to the constituent college—LASALLE or NAFA—that offers the programme you want.

UAS is an alliance of LASALLE and NAFA, and each institution manages its own applications and admissions process. There is not one central UAS application form that automatically covers programmes at both colleges.

Check the exact programme, qualification level, intake and college before preparing your submission. Arts admissions may involve academic and English requirements together with a portfolio, audition, interview or other programme-specific assessment; never assume that every programme uses the same combination.

UAS admission source guide

Choose the right official source

Start hereUse it forCheck immediately
UAS AdmissionsUniversity-level orientation, programme routes, fees and aid linksWhich constituent college offers the programme
LASALLE AdmissionsLASALLE requirements, application and programme pagesQualification level and creative assessment
NAFA AdmissionsNAFA requirements, application and programme pagesProgramme, intake and submission instructions
UAS Admissions FAQCross-university questions and routingWhether the answer sends you to LASALLE or NAFA

The UAS page is the map; the relevant LASALLE or NAFA programme page is the operational source. That programme page should control your checklist, deadlines, portfolio or audition instructions and submission channel.

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Choose the programme before the application portal

Begin with the subject and qualification you want, then identify the college delivering it. Similar creative fields can have different programme titles, entry requirements and assessment formats. Read the curriculum and progression information before investing time in a portfolio or audition that belongs to a different programme.

For a wider comparison of local university routes, use eduKate’s current Singapore university admissions routes and the Singapore schools and universities directory. These are orientation pages; the college’s current admission page remains authoritative for the application.

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Read the creative assessment as carefully as the grades

An academic threshold answers only part of the admission question. Where a programme asks for a portfolio, audition, interview, written task or references, use the exact format and instructions stated for that programme and intake. A portfolio suitable for one discipline may not demonstrate what another panel is asked to assess.

Check accepted qualifications, English-language evidence, file formats, size or duration limits, submission platform and interview arrangements. International applicants should also separate admission from immigration: after an offer, follow the institution and ICA instructions for any required Student’s Pass.

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UAS application quick check

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Take the next step

Shortlist the programme on the UAS site, open the matching constituent-college page, and build one checklist from that page only. Save a copy of the submitted application and creative materials. For document planning, continue with What documents do I need for university applications?

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Sources reviewed: 10 October 2026.

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A word is familiar, but using it is difficult.

Move from recognising a word to retrieving it in a new context. Understand vocabulary plateaus.

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A piece of writing has ideas, but the reader loses the thread.

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Connect the evidence to a scientific idea and the resulting change. Follow the Primary Science learning route.

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For the structure behind these connections, read the eduKateSingapore runtime manifest and the eduKate ecosystem boot contract. The reader map describes public navigation; those manifests preserve the wider ownership and return rules.

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