Admission, Application & Fees
 

Master of IT in Business (Financial Services)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

The Master of IT in Business (Financial Services) seeks applicants with the following:

•  A good Bachelor's degree preferably in computer science, information     systems, IT, engineering, or science.

•  At least 2 years of IT and/or operations related work experience in Banking,     or other segments of the financial services industry.

•  Professionals with strong IT and/or operations work experience in other     industries are also encouraged to apply.

•  GMAT (GMAT Code: F8D-Z4-61)

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    GMAT is a must for application into any SMU Masters programme. Applicant     must apply a with valid GMAT (within the last 5 years) or a registered GMAT     date. Conditional acceptance may be granted to applicants with registered     GMAT date. GMAT score must be submitted before matriculating into the     programme.

•  Singapore citizens, Permanent residents and foreigners who are working     and based in Singapore are welcome to apply.

•  Student visa will not be issued for international graduates on part-time     programme. Also, acceptance into the full-time programme does not     guarantee successful application of student visa.

Admission interviews will be conducted for short-listed candidates.

PROGRAMME FEES

The current fees for the programme are:

Fees

Amount

Comments

Application

S$50

Non-refundable.


Registration

Singapore Citizens & Permanent Residents
S$400

Foreigners
S$500

Non-refundable.

The fees include matriculation, orientation activities, library/computer account, insurance and other miscellaneous fees.

Tuition*

S$ 37,450

GST charges included.

Amount covers tuition for full 13 courses curriculum.

Merit Awards up to S$5,000 will be offered to deserving applicants.

Tuition fees are payable in three equal installments.

* Tuition fees are locked in once the student enters the programme.

The Singapore Management University reserves the right to alter tuition fees for new incoming cohorts when required.

PAYMENT SCHEDULE

The full programme tuition fees are:

•  Part time: payable over 3 installments in the 2 years of your candidature. 

•  Full time: payable over 3 installments in the 1 year of your candidature.

Part-time (2 years programme)

Installment

Invoice issued in

Amount

1 st Payment

June 2008

S$12,840

2 nd Payment

March 2009

S$12,305

3 rd Payment

December 2009

S$12,305

..............Total

S$37,450

Full-time (1 year programme)

Installment

Invoice issued in

Amount

1 st Payment

June 2008

S$12,840

2 nd Payment

December 2008

S$12,305

3 rd Payment

April 2009

S$12,305

..............Total

S$37,450

STUDY LOANS FROM BANKS

Study loans are available from:

•  Citibank  

•  Maybank

•  POSB (call 6333 0033 to enquire on the interest rate offered to SMU student)

•  RHB Bank

•  OCBC Bank

 

APPLICATION

For New User

For Existing User

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•  Please submit your personal statement * (soft copy) during online application.

* Personal statement is your explanation of why you want to enter this programme, why you believe you are qualified, and your future career aspirations.

•  Submit two (2) referee forms by mail (hard copy) to:

Master of IT in Business (Financial Services)
Graduate Programmes Office
School of Information Systems
Singapore Management University
80 Stamford Road
Singapore 178902

•  Application fee payment of S$50. Payable by

•  Cash (in person)
•  Cheque. To be made payable to "Singapore Management University".

•  Credit card (online)

APPLICATION DEADLINES

Applications are now open for the August 2008 intake.

Enrollment
Application Deadline

Priority Placing

29 February 2008

Official Deadline

31 March 2008

Interviews and Shortlisting

by May 2008

Rolling Admission
(upon availability of seats)

1 April 2008
to 31 July 2008


Please contact us for details.


Last updated on 14 April, 2008 by School of Information Systems.