亚洲老龄化政策与实践Ageing Policy and Practice in Asian Contexts
衰老生理与生物学Physiology and Biology of Ageing
老年学应用研究Applied Research in Gerontology
人口统计变化、老龄化与全球化Demographic Change, Ageing and Globalization
老年护理领导与管理Leadership and Management in Elderly Care
系统视角下的持续护理Continuum of Care: A Systems Perspective
护理管理实习Practicum in Care Management
老年人心理Psychology of Older Adults
针对老年人群的技术创新与设计Technological Innovation and Design for Older Population Segments
健康生活与积极衰老的商业Business of Healthy Living and Active Ageing
食物、营养与衰老Food, Nutrition, and Ageing
晚年心理健康Mental Health in Later Life
老年学实习Gerontology Practicum
✨ 项目特色
该项目官网「Unique Program Features」原文，说的是这个项目自身的特点（学制长短、资助、实践安排、认证等），不是学校层面的通用介绍。
Structure
All students in the full-time, part-time are required to complete a total of 30 Academic Units (AUs), comprising:
4 common core courses (3 AUs each)
2 concentration core courses (3 AUs each)
4–5 elective courses (each elective is either 1.5 AUs or 3 AUs)
Duration
If you are in the full-time pathway, you can complete all 30 AUs within one year. If you are in the part-time pathway , you typically require a minimum of 1.5 years to complete the 30 AUs.
Students in all pathways take the same courses and attend the same classes at the same timings. Each course is taught once a week in a 3-hour session over 13 weeks (one trimester). Classes are held on weekday evenings (7.00 pm – 10.00 pm) and on Saturdays, either in the morning (9.00 am – 12.00 pm) or afternoon (1.00 pm – 4.00 pm). For example, if you register for two courses in a trimester, you will need to attend classes on two separate days each week.
Most weekday classes are conducted at NTU’s One-North campus, with some at the Novena medical school campus, while weekend classes are held at NTU’s main campus.
Each academic year has three trimesters. The first trimester runs from August to October, the second from November to February, and the third from March to May. For the detailed academic calendar, please refer to: NTU Academic Calendar .
🎯 入学要求
官网给出的录取条件原文，含学校统一要求与该项目的附加要求；语言成绩的具体分数线请到项目官网核对。
Our Admissions Committee is committed to forming a diverse cohort that comprises individuals with different academic, professional backgrounds and life experiences. Our past and current students include nurses, physiotherapists, medical doctors, social workers, civil servants, lecturers, engineers and people working in the financial sector. Applicants should possess: • a good bachelor’s degree; and • a passion for working with older people or on ageing-related matters International applicants whose medium of instruction was not in English at the tertiary level should have:
TOEFL iBT For exams taken before 21 January 2026: Minimum total score: 85
For exams taken on or after 21 January 2026: Minimum total score: 4.5
IELTS Minimum total score: 6
The above are minimum admission requirements. Meeting these criteria does not guarantee admission, as selection is competitive.
Please ensure that you have the following documents ready when submitting your online application
Please take note of the following details:: 1. All supporting documents are to be submitted via the online application portal. Alternatively, you may email them to gerontology@ntu.edu.sg. 2. The maximum file size per email submission is 15MB. 3. There is no refund for the application fee. 4. Late or incomplete applications will not be processed. If you encounter problems during the online application process, please contact Service Desk via the link here .
Our Admissions Committee is committed to forming a diverse cohort that comprises individuals with different academic, professional backgrounds and life experiences.