Important to note: The application window for the August 2027 intake with National University of Singapore is open from 5 October to 23 November 2026 (11.59pm).
To apply, please submit an application here. You may wish to refer to this Individual Guide on how to submit, access or withdraw your application.
Overview of Programme
The Career Conversion Programme for Registered Nurses (Degree) [CCP-RN (Degree)] helps and supports mid-career individuals in acquiring relevant training to be Registered Nurses.
The CCP-RN (Degree) is one of the mid-career conversion programmes under the Healthcare CCP umbrella that is offered by SWDA, in conjunction with Ministry of Health (MOH), and supported by MOH Holdings.
Funding will be provided by SWDA, MOH and a co-sponsoring organisation for successful candidates to undergo the accelerated 2-year Bachelor of Science (Nursing) at National University of Singapore (NUS).
Job Description and Remuneration
The general role of Nurses include assessing patients’ physical and mental health, perform clinical procedures, helping patients improve or maintain their health and educating patients and their families on health matters. They work alongside a team of professionals to provide safe and smooth delivery of patient care every day. Thus, teamwork, communication skills and attention to details are some of the key qualities that a nurse should possess.
In the public healthcare sector, the monthly starting base salary for a fresh Registered Nurse graduate with degree qualifications starts from $3,850*. CCP-RN (Degree) graduates will be able to draw higher starting salaries of up to $4,680, depending on their years of prior work experience.
*Excludes fixed allowances, overtime pay, bonuses and increments for Honours or National Service for eligible males. Please refer to TeamHealthcare.sg for more information: https://www.teamhealthcare.sg/nursing/about-nursing
For more information, please download the FAQ and Infokit for reference. You may also find out more about the training curriculum here.