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Where Can I Find SUSS Graduate Programme Application Information?

Use the SUSS graduate application guide, the graduate admission criteria and your chosen programme’s page together. The guide supplies the process and calendar; the programme and document checklist tell you which evidence applies to the qualification you want.

The guide’s January 2027 calendar gives 15 October 2026 for the e-application and supporting documents, warning that some programmes close earlier. As reviewed on 18 October 2026, that general date has passed. Do not mistake the later outcome or enrolment dates for a new application window.

Did you know? The linked document checklist is marked “Updated October 2026” and separates common documents from programme-specific items. A saved checklist from an earlier application may therefore be incomplete.

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Official sources · Practical checks · What to do next

Official sources at a glance

Reader taskOfficial sourceWhat to check
Check the calendar and processSUSS: graduate application guideIntake, programme exceptions, offers and verification
Check general entry conditionsSUSS: graduate admission criteriaDegree background, language conditions and further assessment
Build the correct document listSUSS: graduate document checklistVersion date, common documents and named programme section
Find the international application routeSUSS: international graduate studentsInstructions for your applicant circumstances
Match the source to the learner’s circumstances and the intended application or competition year.

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Practical checks before you act

Start with the exact graduate award

SUSS’s general criteria require an undergraduate degree or equivalent from a recognised institution and allow additional programme requirements. Check the named graduate certificate, diploma, master’s or doctorate rather than treating the graduate label as a single admissions standard.

Write down the award and the learning goal before preparing statements. A professional course and a research degree may ask you to demonstrate different kinds of readiness. If you intended a first degree, use the undergraduate guide linked below; graduate admission is a separate route.

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Read both layers of the current checklist

The October 2026 checklist has a common-document stage followed by programme sections. For example, its Master of Counselling section requests two reference letters and a personal statement of no more than 500 words. That is a programme example, not a universal statement limit for SUSS.

Make one list for shared records and another for the exact programme. Copy the instruction beside each item so that a CV template, statement prompt or reference-submission method is not lost in a generic folder. Ask referees early and let them follow the official delivery instructions themselves.

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Do not treat a certificate scan as every verification step

The application guide distinguishes degree records from credential verification and provides different verification routes. Read its current table and the checklist before commissioning a report or sending academic documents. A route applicable to one awarding institution should not be assumed to fit another.

Keep the issuing institution, award title and document format clear in your notes. If the verification instruction is ambiguous, ask Graduate Studies which route applies. Avoid buying a third-party service simply because an old forum post recommends it; the receiving university’s current instructions are the relevant starting point.

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Read an offer for what remains conditional

The guide distinguishes Final and Conditional Offers. A Conditional Offer still requires its stated conditions to be met. Read the actual offer letter and any document deadlines rather than treating an encouraging notification as completed enrolment.

For English-language evidence, check both the general criteria and programme instructions, including the test version, score validity and any waiver evidence. Do not convert a waiver enquiry into an assumed exemption. Keep the application, outcome and enrolment tasks separate so that each next step is visible.

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What to do next

Open the current graduate guide and checklist, locate your exact programme and check whether its next application window is published. Prepare the correct evidence and verification route; use official programme enquiries to resolve uncertainties before submission.

Explore further: SUSS full-time undergraduate admission — the first-degree route. For the wider route, use the Singapore School Pathways and Calendar collection.

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Related source guide: SIT postgraduate applications.

Official sources reviewed: 18 October 2026. Recheck current instructions before acting.

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