Postgraduate School of Business · Singapore

Outcomes

Alumni & careers

Where our Class of 2025 went, six months after graduating.

School of Business Graduate Employment Survey 2025. Salaries are gross monthly pay in Singapore dollars, excluding bonuses. Synthetic data for testing.
ProgrammeEmployed within 6 monthsMedian starting salaryRangeSurvey
MSc in Business Analytics89%SGD 6,800SGD 5,500 to SGD 8,500n=112, 94% response rate
MSc in Finance85%SGD 7,200SGD 5,800 to SGD 9,500n=96, 91% response rate
MSc in Management82%SGD 5,400SGD 4,500 to SGD 6,500n=140, 89% response rate
MSc in Marketing84%SGD 5,900SGD 4,800 to SGD 7,200n=88, 86% response rate
MSc in Business Analytics

Hiring is concentrated in data, risk and product analytics.

Common first roles: data analyst, business analyst, risk analyst, product analyst.

Typical employers: Banks, e-commerce and ride-hailing platforms, consultancies, government agencies.

MSc in Finance

Hiring is concentrated in banking, asset management and corporate finance.

Common first roles: investment banking analyst, corporate finance associate, research analyst, risk analyst.

Typical employers: Regional and global banks, asset managers, insurers, corporate treasury teams.

MSc in Management

Hiring is concentrated in graduate schemes and consulting.

Common first roles: management associate, business analyst, operations executive, business development associate.

Typical employers: Banks, consultancies, FMCG, logistics and technology firms.

MSc in Marketing

Hiring is concentrated in brand, digital and marketing analytics.

Common first roles: brand executive, digital marketing manager, marketing analyst, e-commerce executive.

Typical employers: FMCG, technology platforms, agencies, retail and hospitality groups.

Graduates are surveyed six months after graduation. Figures cover the Class of 2025 only, and salaries outside Singapore are not collected. Placement is not guaranteed.