NUS Business School, Singapore
Central Region, Singapore | Estd in 1965 | Private University | National University of Singapore, Queenstown
About NUS Business School
NUS Business School is the business school of the National University of Singapore which was established in 1965 to offer business education to students to meet the emerging challenges of society. It offers undergraduate programmes like Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Science (Real Estate), PhD programmes and other double degrees. NUS Business School also offers various master programmes including MBA, MSc in Business Analytics, MSc in Supply Chain Management, MSc in Real Estate, MSc in Marketing Analytics and Insights + CEMS MIM, MSc in Marketing Analytics and Insights, MSc in Management + CEMS MIM, MSc in Management, MSc in Human Capital Management and Analytics, MSc in Finance, MSc in Accounting. It also offers executive education programmes to working professionals who aim to develop their business and leadership skills.
NUS Business School Overview
- It is accredited by the EFMD Quality Improvement System- EQUIS and Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
- NUS Business School has been ranked among the top business schools by QS World University Rankings.
- The Executive MBA Programme of NUS Business School has been ranked 8th by QS Global Joint EMBA Rankings.
- The MBA programme of NUS Business School has been ranked 14th by Financial Times Global Rankings 2021.
- There are three research centres associated with NUS Business School including the Centre on AI Technology for Humankind (AiTH), the Centre for Behavioural Economics (CBE) and the Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS).
- NUS Business School is considered among the top business schools for offering business education to students.
- The NUS MBA clubs are responsible for conducting various workshops, seminars and other activities so that students can get together and exchange ideas, share their interests and build friendships.
NUS Business School Highlights
NUS Business School Courses
Accreditations
NUS Business School Admission and Application
- For getting admissions, students must visit the official portal of the university and download the application forms from there.
- Students must submit their application forms after attaching all the required documents and making the payment of the application fee.
- However, submissions of additional scores are not required but students also might submit their GRE or GMAT scores.
- Shortlisted candidates also have to clear an interview conducted by the alumni of the university.
- Students will be offered admissions based on various eligibility criteria and after their documents get verified and payment of admission fee is done.
NUS Business School Eligibility
- For applying to undergraduate programmes, students must complete their secondary school education and for admissions to master programmes, applicants must possess an undergraduate degree in any relevant discipline from any recognised institution or university.
- If International students do not have English as their first language then they have to submit scores of English proficiency tests such as the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System Academic (IELTS Academic).
- Scores submitted for the English proficiency test must not be more than two years old.
- Applicants must also submit other documents like recommendation letters, a resume, and a personal statement.
- Transfer students also have to submit the transcripts of previous colleges attended.
- Students also must have a post-bachelor’s work experience of a minimum of two years while applying to NUS Business School.
NUS Business School Campus Facilities
Library
The library of NUS Business School consists of books and materials related to business and management. All the study materials are available in both electronic and printed formats. The library also offers access to other additional facilities like copying, printing and scanning. The NUS Business School library also has separate space for studying and also offers access to internet connectivity.
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