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Singapore’s 19 MBA programmes under $30,000

The cheapest is at SGD15,000.

The costs of an MBA course vary across different business schools. Singapore Business Review's channel checks found that tuition fees may range from $15,000 to over $100,000. On the average, most students can expect to pay about S$30,000 and above.

It is important to take note though that the quality of the programme is difficult to assess through the tuition fee. A low tuition fee does not necessarily indicate a low quality of education, just as a high one does not guarantee it.

Singapore Business Review surveyed MBA providers in the city to come up with the following list of most affordable Mba programmes under SGD30,000.

*Data gathered by SBR and not provided by the institutions in the list. 

If we have missed other names, kindly let us know in the comments box below. You may also send a message to [email protected].
 

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