Singapore Management University (SMU) Courses and Fees 2025

• Since I did engineering, the course was not as difficult for me. It was more rigorous, as there was less time and a lot to study and cover. But content was not difficult. It was a lot of business case studies and application-based.
• Positive aspects: Really engaging, lively and realistic. Relevant to the market and interactive.
• Negative aspect: Difficult to secure a job in Singapore after completion due to visa restrictions.
• Classes vary based on your electives and the way you select them. I generally had 1 class every day for 3 hours, mostly in the morning and afternoon.
• Average number of students in a class is 50 to 60. Indians would be 20 to 25.

• Overall fees are around 44 SGD. I got a scholarship of about 10,000 SGD. This is the tuition fee for the entire course of 18 months. There is no hostel facilities or mess facilities so other than the tuition fee, there is no other fee that is charged.
• They take the money in 3 terms. The scholarship is subtracted at the start and the fees are adjusted.
• Other estimated monthly expenses can vary based on the standard of living. In general the breakdown would be as follows:
  • Rent for 1 room, which can be a master bedroom, would range from 1.2k to 2k depending on which area you are living in and the facilities provided.
  • Transportation of public transport like metro and bus only would be 100 dollars
  • Food would be roughly 10 dollars a meal. if you eat outside, cooking might turn out to be cheaper depending on what you buy. Monthly grocery can be 50 to 70 dollars for vegetables and other staples
  • Other miscellaneous expenses, like buying daily laundry soap, skincare, shampoo, etc., can be up to another 100 dollars maximum.

The course curriculum has 8 core courses and 4 electives, with majors from Operations, Finance, Marketing and Sustainability. One can even approach the professors and conduct research in their areas of interest.

50,000 SGD.

Course was well rounded around supply chain management. Singapore as a port city thrives on logistics and supply chain and we got a lot of industrial exposure from visiting company workshops like that of Rolls Royce’s assembly line

40 lakh rupees

So usually, we have a few lectures, one or two, then we have hands on related to all those lectures. And it's smaller than the teacher usually, like walks around after after she finished. And she's like, Okay, do this, do this, do this, if you have questions that you can ask, and she'll walk around.

$84,744

The programme provided intensive postgraduate-level management instruction in a variety of practical areas, allowing us to graduate with the widest range of corporate employment options conceivable.

i live in a private Accommodation facility which i share with another friend of mine the Accommodation facility has all the basic facility that one needs the rent varies form place to place and the kind of Accommodation facility that students opt for the total expense may go upto $AUD 1000