Republic Polytechnic of Singapore is a new polytechnic established on August 1, 2002, using the latest European and American PBL teaching system of the government polytechnic. It is the fifth polytechnic founded by the Singapore government and is a national institution with a three-year academic structure. Its programs include Applied Science, Engineering, Hospitality, Consulting and Communication Technology, Sports, Health and Leisure, Arts and Technology, Culture and Communication Centre and Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre.

Singapore Institute of Technology is a large, comprehensive institution of higher learning with a high international profile. Founded in 2006, the College's principles are the pursuit of excellence, enterprising, learning from the masses, nurturing talent, compassionate parents, and benefiting society. At present, the College has become a platform for overseas renowned universities to operate in Singapore and Southeast Asia. She blends the advanced educational concepts, methods and equipment of the East and West into one, both rooted in the mainland, but also a full range of Western education system; both close to the market demand, but also forward-looking in the future; both learning, moral and talent, training professional and technical personnel.

New Leap University (English: SIM University, abbreviated as UniSIM) was established on November 28, 1964, under the Singapore Management Institute Pte Ltd. It is one of the oldest and most reputable semi-public educational institutions in Singapore. As a not-for-profit, independent professional membership organization, UniSIM is proud to have a strong membership network of approximately 19,000 individual and corporate members, including all enrolled students.

Nanyang Polytechnic (abbreviated as NYP) is a polytechnic in Singapore, founded in 1992, is an institution under the Ministry of Education of Singapore, with schools of business management, design, engineering and other faculties. It is an institution under the Ministry of Education of Singapore, with schools of business management, design, and engineering;

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts) in Singapore, also known as Nanyang Arts, formerly known as Nanyang Fine Arts College, was established in 1938 by a group of enthusiastic art people and art educators. At the beginning of the school, there were only 14 pure art students. Over the past 60 years, Nanyang Art School has been a representative art school in the region, not only contributing to the visual arts sector in Singapore, but also nurturing a lot of art talents for the region. The strong and powerful teaching team of Nanyang Art has enabled it to move confidently towards the goal of becoming a world-class art institution.

Singapore Theological Seminary is an evangelical seminary founded in 1952. It has a Chinese Theology Department, an English Theology Department and a School of Sacred Music. It offers diplomas, bachelor's and master's degrees and offers a range of related courses that students can take in either Chinese or English. In addition, a doctoral program in pastoral care is offered. The current enrollment is nearly 500 students from more than 20 countries and regions. Graduates are located in more than 30 countries and regions around the world.

Established in 1990, Temasek Polytechnic is one of the most widely recognized comprehensive institutes in Singapore, directly under the Ministry of Education. Temasek Polytechnic is renowned for its seriousness, diligence and dynamism in the Southeast Asian region. It has five faculties, including the Faculty of Commerce, the Faculty of Design, the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Information Technology and the Faculty of Applied Science, which offer 33 diploma programs with a three-year academic structure. Temasek Polytechnic is a comprehensive polytechnic run by the Singapore government, with a campus area of 300,000 square meters, a 10-story library, speech rooms, performance halls, tennis courts, soccer fields, ballrooms and swimming pools and gymnasiums, among other facilities, and a number of restaurants that offer a variety of delicious food to students from different countries.

LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore was founded in 1984 by Brother Joseph McNally, a De La Salle monk. LASALLE College of the Arts is a comprehensive art school that provides a multifaceted and high quality art education in Singapore with a unique teaching philosophy that emphasizes creativity and a holistic approach to academic creativity, with an emphasis on the integration of theory and practice in teaching. It also has the largest exhibition center in Singapore, and the new campus has become an iconic building in Singapore.

Nanyang Technological University (Nanyang Technological University) is a public research university in Singapore, established in 1991. The school has a high level in the fields of media, materials engineering, electrical engineering, etc. In the 2013 QS World University Rankings, Nanyang Technological University is ranked 41st.

Singapore Institute of Technology (abbreviated as SIT) is an autonomous university in Singapore, founded in 2009 and allowed to award its own degree certificate in 2014, with about 3000 students.