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Fees, policies & FAQ
Fees and payment, deposits and refunds, deferral, and other questions applicants ask us most.
How much are the programmes and how do I pay?
Business Analytics SGD 62,000, Finance SGD 58,000, Management SGD 48,000 and Marketing SGD 52,000, each for the full programme and including GST. Full-time students pay in two instalments, at the start of Term 1 and Term 2. Part-time students pay in four, one each semester. Fees are fixed for your cohort once you enrol.
What do the fees cover?
Tuition, course materials and, for full-time students, health insurance. They do not cover housing, living costs or the Student's Pass processing fee.
Is the deposit refundable?
The SGD 5,000 deposit counts towards tuition. It is refunded in full only if your Student's Pass application is rejected and you provide evidence of the rejection.
What happens if I withdraw?
Before the intake start date, tuition paid is refunded and the deposit is forfeited. On or before the census date, 50% of the first tuition instalment is refunded. After the census date there is no refund.
Can I defer my place?
Once, to the next intake of the same programme, if you ask at least 14 days before classes start. Your deposit carries over; scholarships do not carry over automatically. The MSc in Management runs one intake a year, so a deferral there moves your place by a full year.
Can I apply to more than one programme?
Yes, up to two live applications in the same intake. Each is charged and assessed separately, and you can accept only one offer.
Can I reapply if I am not accepted?
Yes, at the next intake of the same programme, once per programme per academic year. A new application fee applies, but documents already on file can be reused.
Can I be exempted from courses?
Up to two courses, on the basis of prior postgraduate study, decided by the programme director after you enrol. An exemption reduces your course load, not your fee.
Do I need an English test?
IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0, or TOEFL iBT 90, less than two years old on the intake start date. It is waived if your degree was taught and examined in English.
My transcript is not in English. What do I do?
Upload a certified translation alongside the original.
How is my personal data used?
To assess your application and to contact you about it, under the Personal Data Protection Act. You can ask for your data to be corrected or deleted by writing to the admissions team.
How do I contact admissions?
Email [email protected], with replies within two working days, or call +65 6123 4567, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday to Friday. Offer letters are only ever sent by email from the admissions team.