Program Structure: Students are required to complete 68 modular credits to graduate, comprising 32 compulsory core modular credits, and 36 elective modular credits (MCs). Each "full module" earns four MCs, while half modules earn 2 MCs. A four MC module meets for 14 3-hour sessions. As with all MBA programs, students will spend significant amounts of time daily to work on individual assignments, group projects, case studies, quizzes and term papers. Some modules will also have final examinations.

The NUS MBA is a 17-months, three-semester MBA program. Students are encouraged to participate in a semester-long exchange during their second semester, and in internships at the end of their first year.

All students will be assigned to fixed cohorts and core modules in their first semester. In all subsequent semesters, students will be provided the flexibility to customize their program to fit their own preferred pace and specialization.

Curriculum: Core modules deal with topics and concepts that provide the foundations of a general management education. These modules equip students with the basic, essential skills required by a manager to succeed in business . Students may further develop their interest in specialised areas or broaden their management skills through the many elective modules offered within the Business School or in NUS.
Core Curriculum

Core modules (four MCs unless indicated):

- Financial Accounting
- Financial Management
- Statistics (2 MCs)
- Management & Organisation (2 MCs)
- Leadership in Organisations (2 MCs)
- Marketing Management
- Managing Operations (2 MCs)

- Managerial Economics
- Asia Pacific Business

- Corporate Strategy

Student will complete all of the above modules in their first semester, with the exception of Asia Pacific Business and Corporate Strategy.

Specialisations

There are five optional areas of specialisations in the NUS MBA:
- Finance
- Marketing
- Strategy and Organization
- Real Estate
- Healthcare Management

Students do not have to specialise in any area, but those who do must complete at least 24 MCs within that area, as described in the specialisations.

Electives

The NUS MBA offers a broad range of elective modules across the following five Departments in the School:
- Business Policy
- Decision Science
- Finance and Accounting
- Management and Organisation
- Marketing

Students may enroll for any elective offered by the Departments subject to satisfying pre-requisites for admission.

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