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  • About Us
    • Our Vision & Mission
    • Management Committee
    • President’s Message
  • Directory
    • Podiatry Practices in Singapore
    • Official Podiatry Organisations in the World
  • News
    • Ministry of Health Updates
  • Membership
    • Benefits & Sign Up
    • Benefits at Our Participating Merchants
    • CPD Workshops & Courses
  • Public
    • APM Community Podiatry Clinic
    • Train to be a Podiatrist
    • Student Career Talks
    • Visit to Podiatry Clinics
    • Events
    • Foot Health Tips
    • Common Lower Limb Conditions
    • Public Awareness Talks
    • Our Donors
  • Professionals
    • Job Ads in Asia
    • Living in Singapore
    • Social Media Network
    • Corporate Relationship With Us
  • Contact Us
  • FAQ
  • About Us
    • Our Vision & Mission
    • Management Committee
    • President’s Message
  • Directory
    • Podiatry Practices in Singapore
    • Official Podiatry Organisations in the World
  • News
    • Ministry of Health Updates
  • Membership
    • Benefits & Sign Up
    • Benefits at Our Participating Merchants
    • CPD Workshops & Courses
  • Public
    • APM Community Podiatry Clinic
    • Train to be a Podiatrist
    • Student Career Talks
    • Visit to Podiatry Clinics
    • Events
    • Foot Health Tips
    • Common Lower Limb Conditions
    • Public Awareness Talks
    • Our Donors
  • Professionals
    • Job Ads in Asia
    • Living in Singapore
    • Social Media Network
    • Corporate Relationship With Us
  • Contact Us
  • FAQ

Train to be a Podiatrist

Train to be a Podiatrist

Credit: The College of Podiatry

Why Study Podiatry?

Podiatry is a health profession that focuses on the diagnosis, prevention and management of diseases, defects and injuries of the foot, ankle and lower limb.

We depend on our feet every day, for mobility, independence and performing our daily activities. Despite this, our feet are often overlooked when it comes to caring for ourselves. This is gradually improving in Singapore, as the general public is quickly becoming more aware of the importance of foot care and the profession of podiatry. Both public and private sectors of podiatry continue to grow, and there are always opportunities for new podiatrists, allowing you to have a rewarding career in healthcare.

What does this mean for you?

Being a podiatrist gives you the opportunity to make an impact on your patients and the community. It is not just about providing care, it is also about educating the public and empowering them to make healthier choices, allowing them to take better care of themselves.

As a career, podiatry offers diversity and flexibility. Podiatrists are challenged daily and work with a variety of people. Good communication and problem solving skills are invaluable as each patient is unique. The profession is also ever changing as new developments in healthcare emerge daily, offering podiatrists constant opportunities to learn new skills and techniques.

Having a wide variety of specialisations available such as paediatrics, biomechanics, sports medicine, or foot surgery also means that podiatrists have the opportunity to explore their clinical interests, allowing them to find the precise niche that best suits them.

Download our Podiatry Factsheet here

Where can I study podiatry?

While podiatry is not available in Singapore as an undergraduate degree, however it is available at multiple universities in both Australia and the United Kingdom.

  • Cardiff Metropolitan University – (Wales)
  • Coventry University – (West Midlands)
  • Glasgow Caledonian University – (Scotland)
  • New College Durham– (North England)
  • Queen Margaret University– (Scotland)
  • Ulster University– (Northern Ireland)
  • University of Brighton– (South England)

Universities in the United Kingdom & Ireland

  • University of Galway– (Ireland)
  • University of Huddersfield– (North England)
  • University of Northampton– (North England)
  • University of Plymouth– (South England)
  • University of Salford– (North England)
  • University of Stirling– (scotland)
  • University of Wolverhampton– (England)
  • University of East London
  • Auckland University of Technology – (Auckland, New Zealand)
  • Charles Sturt University – (Albury-Wodonga, New South Wales)
  • La Trobe University – (Melbourne, Victoria)

Universities in Australia and New Zealand

  • Queensland University of Technology – (Brisbane, Queensland)
  • The University of Newcastle – (Newcastle, New South Wales)
  • University of Western Australia – (Perth, Western Australia)

Tampines-Meridian JC Careers Fair 2019

National Junior College Careers Fair

Intro to Podiatry with Singapore Polytechnic

Clinic Visit with Victoria Junior College

Speaking at Victoria Junior College Careers Event

Intro to Podiatry with Dunman High School

Meridian JC 2018 Careers Fest

Anderson JC 2018 Career Symposium

Anderson Junior College Students Visit East Coast Podiatry

Saint Andrew’s JC CareerAdvance 2018

Nanyang Polytechnic Careers & Education Fair

We believe that it is important to educate the general public in Singapore on the importance of foot care and the role podiatry plays in the general health of our society. However public awareness alone is insufficient, for podiatry as a healthcare profession to grow in Singapore, we will need to guide young talents of tomorrow.

We hold student-career-talks in various pre-tertiary and tertiary institutions in Singapore, introducing the role of podiatry, as well as the myriad possibilities available for those who join the profession. So reach out to us if you are a student interested in this course of study or if you are a school that is looking to invite podiatrists for a career talks. We would be happy to speak with you.

Speak to Us

The Association of Podiatric Medicine (Singapore)

  • Address: 1090 Lower Delta Road #06-06, Singapore 169201
  • Phone: +65 9450 1987
  • Email: admin@apm.org.sg

The Association of Podiatric Medicine (Singapore) 2026 Registry no. T19SS0108D