Program Overview

Program Overview

The university offers various programs, including the Master of Medicine, Graduate Diploma, Continuing Education and Training/Programmes, Other Master’s Degree, and Fellowship.

Master of Medicine

The Master of Medicine program includes the following specializations:

• Anaesthesiology
• Diagnostic Radiology
• Emergency Medicine
• Family Medicine
• Internal Medicine
• Obstetrics & Gynaecology
• Ophthalmology
• Orthopaedic Surgery
• Otorhinolaryngology
• Paediatric Medicine
• Psychiatry
• Surgery

Graduate Diploma

The Graduate Diploma program includes the following specializations:

• Child and Adolescent Health
• Family Medicine
• Family Practice Dermatology
• Geriatric Medicine
• Mental Health
• Occupational Medicine
• Palliative Medicine

Continuing Education and Training/Programmes

The Continuing Education and Training/Programmes include:

• Advanced Skills and Techniques for Diagnostic Radiology (ASTDR)
• Cataract Detection and Post Surgery Care: Insights and Hands-On Workshops for Community Optometrists (Intermediate)
• Collaborative Practitioners Prescribing Programme (CP3)
• Executive Certificate in Healthcare Improvement via Informatics
• Fundamentals of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
• Navigating Medical Law and Ethics in the Current and Future Landscape
• Osteoporosis Management (Intermediate)
• Paediatric Refraction and Myopia Management Programme
• Respiratory Medicine MCQ Assessments for ICU Nurses
• Total Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Implementation Programme

Other Master’s Degree

The Other Master’s Degree programs include:

• Master of Clinical Mental Health & Psychotherapy
• MSc – Audiology
• MSc – Speech & Language Pathology

Fellowship

The Fellowship program includes:

• Lee Foundation/Tan Sri Dr Runme Shaw Fellowship in Orthopaedic Surgery

Obstetrics & Gynaecology Program Details

Joint Master of Medicine (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)/ MRCOG Part 3

The Joint Master of Medicine (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)/ MRCOG Part 3 program is a clinical assessment examination held in Hong Kong.

Important Information

• The examination will be held in Hong Kong, and applicants are deemed to have been informed, understood, and agreed to sit the examination in Hong Kong.
• All travel costs and expenses are to be borne by the applicants.

Examination Dates

• Wednesday, 5 November 2025 to Thursday, 6 November 2025

Application Period

• Thursday, 21 August 2025 to Monday, 1 September 2025
• For MMed (O&G) – via Graduate Admission System (GDA3)
• Select programme under Master’s by Coursework, Part-Time, Term = August 2025

Eligibility Criteria

• Hold a recognised basic medical degree.
• Possess a valid Singapore Medical Council (SMC) Practising Certificate.
• Have completed 4 years of accredited O&G training – and submit a Letter of Certification of completed postings endorsed by the Programme Director.
• Have passed the MRCOG Part 2 Written examination and submit a proof of successful result.
• Admission into the MMed (O&G) portion of the conjoint exam is subject to advice by the MMed (O&G) committee.
• Other respective rules/regulations of Division of Graduate Medical Studies (DGMS) and the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RCOG) governing the conduct of the MMed (O&G)/MRCOG will apply.

Application

• Separate online applications are required for the MMed (O&G) and MRCOG Part 3.
• MMed (O &G) Application:
  • Applicants are required to submit an online application via Graduate Admission System (GDA3) by the stipulated closing date.
  • A step-by-step guide to applying online can be found.
  • A completed application would have fulfilled the following:
    • All required fields are accurately filled, and all supporting documents are uploaded into the system.
    • The non-refundable application fee payment is successful and supported by Tax Invoice (also known as the receipt), which is downloadable from the system.
• The following documents must be submitted together with your application:
  • Recent passport-sized photograph (image has to be 400 by 514 pixels)
  • Pass letter for MRCOG Part 2 Written Examination
  • Letter of Certification of completed postings endorsed by the Programme Director
  • Certified true copy / scanned coloured copy of the following documents (Official English translations will be required for stamps or certificates sent that are not in English):
    • Identification documents:
      • NRIC: for locals / permanent residents
      • Employment Pass and Passport: for foreigners (residing in Singapore)
      • Passport: for foreigners (not residing in Singapore)
    • Recognised basic medical degree
    • Medical registration (must be valid by the time of sitting the examination (in English medium)
• Photocopies of certificates and/or official translations (in English) including any other official supporting documents will be accepted only if they have been prepared and/or authenticated by one of the following:
  • Issuing University of Medical School;
  • Medical Council of which you are registered and licensed to practice;
  • Ministry of Health, Singapore;
  • Notary public or Justice of the Peace;
  • Division of Graduate Medical Studies (DGMS) - For authentication by DGMS office, original certificates and documents must be produced.
• Applicants must submit an authenticated translation if their official supporting documents are not in English.
• A fresh ink stamp must be used to authenticate the copy or translation of the primary medical qualification.

Fees

• Description | MMed (O &G) Fee (SGD) | MRCOG Part 3 Fee (GBP)
  • Application Fee* | 87.20 | Not Applicable
  • Examination Fee | 6,322.80 | 947.00
  • Payment Mode | PayNow / Credit card | Credit / Debit card
• Notes:
  • All fees listed are in Singapore Dollars, including the prevailing Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate unless stated otherwise.
  • *The Application fee is non-refundable and must be paid at the time of application.
  • All successful payments will receive a Tax Invoice (also known as the receipt) via a system-generated email.
  • Successful applicants will be notified via email to accept placement. Placement will be confirmed only after a successful payment transaction.
  • DGMS reserves all rights to review and adjust fees as necessary and accordingly without prior notice.

Withdrawal Policy

• For withdrawals, the respective NUS and RCOG withdrawal guidelines would apply.
• All withdrawal and refund requests will be subject to 10% administrative charges capped at SGD500.00.
• To submit your request, please use this.
• All requests must be submitted within 14 calendar days from the last day of Examination end date or before the programme commencement date, where applicable.
• Supporting documents must be submitted via email in all cases after submission of the online request.
• The Division will generally consider providing refunds to candidates under the following circumstances:
  • Medical – Refund request must be accompanied by a medical certificate.
  • Pregnancy – Refund request must be accompanied by a medical report.
  • Involvement in an accident, e.g. victim of crime, accident or disaster – Refund request must be supported by evidence such as a medical report and/or police report.
  • Compassionate grounds - Bereavement in the immediate family refers to the loss of parent(s), grandparent, sibling, spouse, or child and must be supported by relevant documents such as a death certificate, proof of the relationship, etc.
• Requests for refund under the following reasons will not be considered:
  • Lack of preparedness or readiness for the Examination/Programme for which the candidate/student has enrolled.
  • Failure to arrange time away from work.
  • Inability to secure a visa or other travel documents required to attend the Examination/Programme.