NUS Business School
National University of Singapore
Programme Type: Decision Science Entry Requirements: Tuition Fee : Contact:
Full Time MBA Health Care Management Min. GMAT Score : 600 USD ($) 37000 / Total Program Cost Chng Ping Ernest, Accounts and
Part Time MBA Marketing Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score Accreditation Manager
Executive MBA Strategic Management : 260 Executive Course Information NUS Business School, National
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Real Estate Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 620 Start Dates: University of Singapore
Joint Degree Programmes Min. IELTS : 6.5 July BIZ 2 Building, Level 5
Offered: Full Time Course Information Min. Years of Work Experience : 2 1 Business Link
mer MBA Only Start Dates: Programme Duration : Singapore 117592
The NUS MBA Double Degree August Part Time Course Information 17 months
with Peking Univ, The NUS MBA Start Dates : Tel: +65 6874 8655
tin A Double Degree with Lee Kuan Yew Programme Duration: August Tuition Fee : Fax: +65 6872 4423
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School of Pu 17 months USD ($) 44500 / Total Program Cost Email:
ernestchng@nus.edu.sg
Programme Duration : Web:
mba.nus.edu.sg
Specialisation by Function: Tuition Fee: 30 months
Accountancy & Financial USD ($) 37000 / Total Program Cost
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The duration of the International MBA course is at
least two years costing approximately S$36,000 in
all (S$22,000 payable to NUS; 70,000 RMB payable to
Peking University).
Scholarships / Study Awards are available at mba.
nus.edu.sg/FinancialAid.htm.
Admissions Requirements
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• 2 Years Full Time Work Experience
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National University of Singapore (NUS) is a business schools in North America and Europe • Selection Interview
prestigious educational institution with a world class reflect our emphasis on Excellence in Education
reputation for high quality education and research. and Research. Apart from having a diverse mix of
Student Profile
Ranked within the Top 20 universities in the world students from a variety of countries and professional
by The Times of London, the university has received backgrounds, we also offer a comprehensive student Students from over 20 countries come to NUS
many accolades and produced many outstanding exchange program to over 40 universities worldwide. and grow to become Global Business Leaders by
alumni since its establishment in 1905. Our Career Services Centre has successfully provided learning the best of the East and West. With an
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internship opportunities and placements for our average work experience of 5 years and average age
The NUS Business School, with more than 20,000 students and graduates in major corporations. Apart of 27, our students are able to contribute a wealth
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alumni from its undergraduate and graduate from over 40 electives offered within the business of experience across various cultures, age groups
A programs during the past 40 years, has risen to rank school, spanning the fields of Finance, Marketing, and backgrounds to a class of 150. Our students’
amongst the top business schools in the world. Not Strategy, Operational Logistics and IT, you can also work experience includes those from technology,
only is it amongst the first Asian business school to choose to take up electives from the other graduate engineering, services, operations, marketing, finance,
be accredited by the AACSB International for having faculties on campus. consultancy, education, government backgrounds.
the highest standard of achievements in education The female ratio is 37%, and average GMAT is 665.
and research for business schools worldwide, it has The duration of the full time MBA course is one
also been ranked as one of the Top MBA programs in and a half years minimum inclusive of an optional Dynamic, intelligent, career-oriented and cultured
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Asia in various business school surveys conducted by one semester student exchange program, costing are some of the words that describe our students.
leading business publications such as the Financial $34,000 payable over a three semester period.
Times and the Economist Intelligence Unit. We were Nationalities represented include: Australia, Bhutan,
also rated as the #1 choice in the Asia Pacific in the Want a taste of the China market? Get into the Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong
QS
TopMBA.com International Recruiter Survey in action by choosing the NUS-PKU International MBA Kong, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia,
alia & New Z
2006. Program, a unique dual degree, dual country MBA Myanmar, Nepal, Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan,
program from NUS and Peking University, the best the Philippines, Russia, Singapore, South Korea. Sri
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Take up the flagship MBA Program and you can universities in both Singapore and China respectively. Lanka, Switzerland, Thailand, UK, US, Venezuela and
be assured of a quality education in NUS Business Enjoy as you immerse yourself in the culture & Vietnam amongst others.
School that is Rigorous, Relevant and Rewarding. network with key business contacts. Geographically
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