Duke-NUS Graduate Programmes

Graduate Studies Programmes

Integrated Biology and Medicine PhD

The programme distinguishes itself by emphasising training in translational bioscience, preparing researchers to take their findings from "bench to bedside."

Clinical and Translational Sciences PhD

The Clinical and Translational Sciences (CTS) PhD programme focuses on the interface between clinical, biological and social research methods.

Quantitative Biology and Medicine PhD

The PhD programme in Quantitative Biology and Medicine focuses on biostatistics and health data science. Pursue a medical doctorate at Duke-NUS.

Centre for Career Readiness

Centre for Career Readiness provides a professional development platform for students and postdoctoral fellows as they advance their careers

At Duke-NUS Medical School, we offer three outstanding PhD programmes to train the researchers of tomorrow. Our students get to learn alongside our world-renowned faculty equipped with state-of-the-art research facilities. We also provide professional development support to help our students develop essential competencies and transferable skills to thrive in their academic and professional pursuits. We offer working professionals in the healthcare sector various part time programmes ranging from Master’s to workshops to upskill.

Master's Programme

Duke-NUS offers part-time Master's programmes designed to be suitable for those under full-time employment.

Master's In Translation Medicine (MiTM) equips healthcare researchers and professionals with the competencies necessary for linking discoveries and innovations towards patient care solutions.

Master's in Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality builds healthcare leadership capability and capacity for high reliability systems and strong organizational culture for patient safety.

Executive Master's in Healthcare Leadership and Management allows Asian healthcare leaders to coalesce the leadership and management knowledge within the region thereby allowing for greater understanding and appreciation of the region’s emerging health issues.

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