TOP 10 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CLASSES IN CENTRAL, SINGAPORE

Multinational businesses with production or operations in more than one country need talented and culturally sensitive individuals to look after their interests overseas.

For O-level/NITEC/Higher NITEC holders, please approach our Programme Consultants for information on the Kaplan Foundation Diploma programme.

The Graduate Diploma in Business Creation and Innovation course aims to provide students with a critical understanding of the management of organizations and the role of business in contemporary society.

This programme enables students to acquire an in-depth understanding of a wide range of business concepts and prepares them for work in a number of general management roles. There is a particular emphasis on developing the ability to manage people,

The Advanced Diploma in Business Management programme is offered with the main objective to provide the students the higher level perspective on issues of business and management.

If you love the idea of planning arts events, or working in galleries, museums, performing arts, or heritage organisations, then the Diploma in Arts Business Management (ABM) is what you are looking for! 

You will go through 6 modules of part-time studies over a period of 24 months to attain the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Business Management and Marketing (Top-up) awarded by the University of Roehampton, London.

With this degree students will be equipped with skills that meet the demands of business including developing communication and engagement skills, building networks, adopting a commercial mindset, understanding project management and mastering critical thinking and problem solving.

De Montfort University BA (Hons) Business and Management is a highly practical course specifically designed to put you in good position in the job market when you graduate.

As globalisation increases, more organisations have to work beyond their traditional regional boundaries, compete in diverse global environments and find that their traditional domestic markets are open to global challenges