Study Master of Science in Singapore Singapore's college and degree offered by UK university.

Study Master of Science in Singapore Singapore's college and degree offered by UK university.

• Business Management (Entrepreneurship)
• Business Management (Human Resource Management)
• Business Management (Marketing)
• Business Management (Sales)
• International Business Management

Intake: Nov 2013
Course fee: SGD 19500
Duration : 12 Months

# 3 Instalments
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Study in Singapore: World class courses closer home

Study in Singapore: World class courses closer home

Located just a few hours’ flying distance from India with a culture that is global yet Asian, Singapore is home to the region’s best educational institutions, offering students world-class courses that focus on creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.

Singapore is much more than just the region’s premier educational hub – it is a safe, cosmopolitan city that is a great place for students to live, study and play. As a green city with many parks and leisure facilities, students in Singapore can lead healthy, sporting and social lives, while - thanks to the city’s multi-cultural population - they can also dine-out on cuisine from around the world in one of Asia’s best restaurant scenes. They can rest assured knowing that this high standard of living comes in a city with a low crime rate and politically stable environment. Singapore is an attractive education destination for Indian students who are constantly looking for high quality and relevant curricula. Its high-quality bachelor’s programmes, postgraduate degrees and diploma courses help set students up for life, opening doors, not just in Singapore, but globally as well. The cosmopolitan city is also home to various leading foreign universities, polytechnics that are renowned for their market-driven courses at a diploma level as well as a diverse range of private education institutions.

The city-state has been increasingly regarded as a lifelong learning hub. There are various opportunities for students, professionals and corporates to enrich their knowledge base, soft skills as well as to build their social and business network. The ever increasing number of international students arriving in Singapore attests to the exceptional quality of education here. As of 2009, there were 94,000 international students from 120 nationalities studying in both public and private institutions in Singapore. Singapore offers excellent networking and career opportunities in a myriad of industries, ranging from established sectors like engineering and finance, to new growth sectors such as digital media and tourism.

Education bristles with life in Singapore. A premier knowledge hub, it attracts a convergence of progressive institutes, fostering a vibrant exchange of ideas, opening the minds of the learner and the learned to wider perspectives. It is a city where the ideas of the future mingle with the ways of tradition. It is widely acknowledged as a place that is culturally inspiring and intellectually enriching. Singapore is well known for its long term courses in diverse fields such as engineering, management, finance and more. National University of Singapore (NUS) was recently ranked 34th in the world, based on the London-based 2010 Times Higher Education rankings of the world’s top 200 universities. Singapore has further evolved to reach out to a wider audience.

There are Overseas Study Trips, Executive and Corporate Learning programs as well as its world class vocational courses in Hospitality Management, Event Conference Management, Integrated Resort Management and Tourism amongst others.

LEARNING WITH FUN

Learning is not just about the written word. It is also about exploring the unexplored. Some learning experiences are best appreciated when encountered first hand. Diving with the sharks, surfing, snowboarding and wall-climbing is just some of the most thrilling activities Singapore has to offer to learn from and experience. With its high concentration of cosmopolitan sights, sounds, attractions, cultural diversity and accessibility, Singapore has something for anyone and everyone to enjoy and learn from. Come July, Tisch School of the Arts Asia conducts summer high school programmes in filmmaking, animation and musical theatre. The Jurong Bird Park offers exciting behind the scenes programmes for students where they can learn how abandoned eggs and chicks are cared for and how the sick birds are treated. The Underwater World offers an enriching ‘Schooling School Educat ional Program’ where teachers can dive into the marine tank and demonstrate how fishes and divers adapt differently underwater. The teachers can also communicate with the students outside the tank with the help of a unique marine communication system! Students are able to embark on a fascinating discovery and overnight stay at the Rainforest Zoo and catch a glimpse into how butterflies, scorpions and stick insects are bred at the Creepy Crawlies & Wildlife and Healthcare Research Center. A school trip to Singapore promises to be fun, exciting as well as truly educational. So be ready to bring home a treasure trove of enriching and stimulating memories.

ON THE PROFESSIONAL FRONT

Singapore is home to many institutions that offer executive education and corporate training to professionals and executives from various industries. Among these institutions are internationally acclaimed universities renowned in their specialised fields of education, including INSEAD, University of Chicago Booth School of Business, German Institute of Science and Technology - TUM Asia (GIST-TUM Asia) and Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality Management. Placed alongside the city’s renowned local universities (National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University and Singapore Management University) as well as established privaate institutions such as the Singapore Institute of Management, there is no doubt that a knowledge-seeker will find an institution in Singapore which provides a quality programme tailored to his and her career needs.

Pranoti Nagarkar, inventor of the popular Roti Maker arrived in Singapore to pursue her A levels (11th and 12th STD) and acquire a mechanical engineering degree from the NUS. This Indian achiever gained immense popularity amongst the Singaporeans after she bagged the Grand Champion Trophy of the StartUp@Singapore 2009 Award. She says, “My Rotimatic invention was possible thanks to the kind of guidance I received in the NUS. Apart from offering path-breaking educational facilities, Singapore is also a safe, efficient and green country. I feel proud to have acquired my Engineering degree in a country with such diverse endowments.”

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Executive programmes in Singapore: From Managers to Leaders

Executive programmes in Singapore: From Managers to Leaders

To scale the corporate ladder in today’s competitive world, managers need to constantly update their knowledge base and hone their skill set in order to better adapt to a dynamic business environment. The focus remains on constant and continuous learning, unlearning, and relearning. Against such a backdrop, various executive learning programmes are gaining popularity among all levels of management. In Singapore, executives can reap the benefits of fine-tuned programmes with streamlined course contents, interaction with a class of fellow managers and top faculty from diverse backgrounds, as well as a global exposure.

By Education Times

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NUS ranked No. 1 Asian university

NUS ranked No. 1 Asian university 

Amelia Teng
The Straits Times

Tuesday, Sep 10, 2013

SINGAPORE - NUS moved up to 24th on the global list, published today, to take over the mantle from the University of Hong Kong (HKU).

Here is the full statement from NUS:

NUS Ranked First in Asia in the Latest QS World University Rankings

University rises to world's 24th and placed among the top 10 for academic reputation

The National University of Singapore (NUS) has emerged as the top university in Asia in the 2013/2014 Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings. The University was placed 24th in the rankings, moving up a spot from its 25th placing last year.

The QS World University Rankings evaluates over 800 universities in the world based on academic reputation, employer reputation, citations per faculty, faculty student ratio, and proportions of international students and international faculty.

NUS has been placed 9th in the world for academic reputation, and 16th for employer reputation. The University improved significantly in the number of research papers published and citations generated.

Its faculty areas were placed as follows: Arts & Humanities (17), Engineering & Technology (7), Life Sciences & Medicine (27), Natural Sciences (11) and Social Sciences & Management (9).

NUS President, Professor Tan Chorh Chuan said, "We are pleased that the latest QS World University Rankings has placed NUS as first in Asia and 24th in the world. This is a reflection of our country's strong support for higher education and the ethos of continually seeking excellence, and hence is a very positive development for the whole of Singapore. NUS has strived to differentiate itself as a global university centred in Asia through educational innovation, multidisciplinary research and strategic partnerships. We will continue to keep a sharp focus on nurturing and recruiting talented academics, staff and students, while providing a conducive environment for this thriving community to pioneer advances in education and research and its application that will have a strong positive impact on Singapore and society."

Mr Ben Sowter, Head of Research at QS, said, "Rankings cannot consider all aspects of university activity, but they capture the headline trends. This year's QS World University Rankings identifies NUS as Asia's leading institution on the world stage. Despite operating in increasingly competitive territory, NUS continue to progress and our results suggest that securing a position in the world's top 20 is only a matter of time. For an example of consistent strategic development and implementation for a large, comprehensive university, both in terms of performance and recognition, look no further than NUS."

Singapore is 3rd largest forex hub in the world

Singapore's average daily forex volume increased 44 per cent as of April this year.
The New Paper
Sunday, Sep 08, 2013

SINGAPORE -Singapore has overtaken Japan to become the largest foreign exchange centre in Asia, according to the latest survey by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).

The Republic is now also the third largest forex centre in the world, behind London and New York.

The average daily forex turnover volume in Singapore grew 44 per cent to US$383 billion (S$490 billion) in April 2013, compared with US$266 billion in April 2010, when the BIS last conducted its triennial survey of global forex centres.

Global turnover growth in the same period was 35 per cent, said the report.

Average daily interest rate derivatives turnover volume in Singapore also grew 6 per cent to register US$37 billion in April 2013, the second largest volume on the continent, behind Japan.

The Singapore Foreign Exchange Market Committee (SFEMC) also carries out a semi-annual forex survey of the top 30 trading banks in the Republic. The most recent survey done for April 2013 recorded an average daily turnover at around US$381 billion, a 6 per cent increase compared to the last survey in October.

Key global centre

Ms Jacqueline Loh, deputy managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, said: "The results of the BIS and the SFEMC surveys demonstrate Singapore's consistent standing as a key foreign exchange centre in the world and in Asia.

"Our growing strength in foreign exchange complements the development of capital market and asset management activities in Singapore. It will also better position our financial centre to serve the investment and risk management needs of financial institutions and corporates throughout Asia."

New applied research centre for sustainable lighting by 2015

Singapore will have a new applied research centre for sustainable lighting by 2015. The Singapore Green Building Council and the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) have signed a memorandum of understanding with the University of California, Davis's California Lighting Technology Centre (CLTC) to develop Singapore's own Lighting Technology Centre.