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English editing & proofreading for researchers in Singapore

Publication-ready English for Singapore-based researchers, PhD students and academics — by PhD and MD subject editors, available 24/7.

学术英语润色与校对服务

Why Singapore-based researchers choose GlobalEdico

Singapore is a global research hub with many international PhD students and postdocs whose first language is not English, publishing in the most competitive journals.

For high-impact submissions, our substantive editing sharpens structure and argument as well as language.

Whether you are at National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore Management University, Singapore University of Technology and Design, A*STAR research institutes or Duke-NUS Medical School, your manuscript is matched to an editor with a PhD or MD in your discipline, checked by a senior editor and signed off by our chief editor.

  • Subject-expert PhD & MD editors
  • US, UK or Australian English
  • Track Changes + clean copy
  • 24–72 hour Express option
  • NDA confidentiality
  • Free re-edit if rejected for language
  • Chinese ⇄ English translation from US$9 per 250 words
  • Certificate of editing on request

Free quote for Singapore

Free quote by email — usually within 3 hours. Your file is protected by NDA.

FAQ for researchers in Singapore

Do you provide English editing for researchers in Singapore?

Yes. GlobalEdico edits research papers, theses, dissertations and grant proposals for researchers in Singapore and 70+ other countries, online and 24/7. Upload your file and receive a quote within about 3 hours.

How much does English editing cost in Singapore?

Prices are the same worldwide and charged in US dollars: proofreading from US$1.25, English editing from US$3.15 and substantive editing from US$3.75 per 250 words. Chinese ⇄ English translation from US$9 per 250 words.

Can you translate Chinese research papers into English?

Yes. A subject-specialist translator translates your Chinese paper into English for US$9 per 250 words, and the translation is then edited for journal submission.

How do researchers in Singapore pay?

By Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Diners or Discover through PayPal or CC Avenue, or by international bank transfer.

Helpful reading: manuscript submission checklist · translate or write in English? · editing prices explained

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