Overview
The NUS Master of Science in Management (MiM) is a one-year full-time programme at NUS Business School. For the January 2028 intake, the single-degree programme fee is S$61,803 including 9% GST. Students can pay the programme fee through the scheduled acceptance and instalment payments.
NUS MiM Fees 2028
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Programme Fee Before GST | S$56,700 |
| Programme Fee Including 9% GST | S$61,803 |
| Application Fee | S$100 |
| Acceptance Fee | S$10,900 |
| Optional Semester | S$6,180.30 |
The programme fees are subject to changes in the prevailing GST rate. The acceptance fee is part of the overall programme payment structure and is not an additional charge on top of the stated programme fee.
NUS MiM Payment Schedule
For the January 2028 intake, the tuition is paid through an acceptance fee followed by two instalments.
| Payment | Amount | Payment Due |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | S$100 | Application submission |
| Acceptance Fee | S$10,900 | Upon acceptance of offer |
| 1st Instalment | S$25,451.50 | Upon enrolment in January |
| 2nd Instalment | S$25,451.50 | In August |
NUS MiM Application Fee
The NUS MiM application fee is S$100. It is payable when submitting the application and is non-refundable and non-transferable.
NUS MiM Acceptance Fee
Students who accept an offer must pay an S$10,900 acceptance fee. This payment is due upon acceptance of the offer and forms part of the overall programme fee.
NUS MiM Optional Semester Cost
Students who choose to extend their learning journey with an optional experiential-learning semester can incur an additional S$6,180.30. This optional semester can provide an opportunity to gain practical experience through an internship.
NUS MiM Alumni Tuition Rebate
NUS alumni are eligible for a 20% tuition fee rebate across NUS Business School Master of Science programmes, including the MSc in Management. The rebate applies to eligible NUS alumni from Academic Year 2024/25 onwards.
NUS MiM Living Expenses
Tuition does not cover the cost of living in Singapore. International students should budget separately for accommodation, meals, transportation, healthcare, personal expenses and mobile or broadband services.
| Expense | Estimated Monthly Cost |
|---|---|
| On-Campus Accommodation | S$900–S$1,800 |
| Room in Public Housing | S$700–S$1,000 |
| Room in Private Apartment | S$1,000–S$2,000 |
| Meals | S$300–S$800 |
| Transport | S$80–S$200 |
| Personal Expenses | S$200–S$350 |
| Mobile & Broadband | S$98–S$280 |
NUS recommends budgeting a minimum of approximately S$19,500 per year for living expenses in Singapore. Actual costs depend on accommodation and individual lifestyle.
NUS MiM Study Awards
NUS offers a limited number of study awards for outstanding MSc in Management applicants. There is no separate application for these awards, but applicants must submit their application by the first application cut-off to be considered.
Study awards are awarded based on merit across several categories, including:
- Excellence: Outstanding academic performance and overall application strength.
- Diversity: Candidates with diverse personal and professional backgrounds who can contribute to the cohort.
- Resilience: Candidates who have demonstrated determination and resilience despite adversity.
- Achievers: Candidates with notable achievements outside the classroom, such as community service, entrepreneurship or contributions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Local Candidates: Outstanding Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents.
- ASEAN Candidates: Outstanding applicants who are nationals of ASEAN countries.
- NUS Alumni: Outstanding applicants who are NUS alumni.
NUS MiM Financial Aid
Students can explore education financing options from external financial institutions. NUS lists Prodigy Finance, InCred and Credenc among the financing providers available to eligible students.
These options can help international students finance tuition and, depending on the provider and eligibility, other education-related expenses.
NUS MiM Dhanabalan Scholarship
The Dhanabalan Scholarship supports exceptional Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents with demonstrated financial need who are pursuing the NUS MSc in Management.
One award of S$20,000 is available for each intake, and there is no bond attached to the scholarship.
Applicants must apply by the first application cut-off, receive an offer for the MSc in Management or MSc in Management + CEMS MIM, demonstrate strong academic and professional achievements and show financial need. Community impact is also considered favourably.
NUS MiM Scholarship Application
For the main NUS MiM study awards, candidates do not need to submit a separate scholarship application. Applicants who want to be considered must submit their programme application by the first cut-off date.
The January 2028 intake has its first application cut-off on 15 November 2026. This is also the cut-off for study-award consideration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does NUS offer scholarships for the MiM?
Yes. NUS offers a limited number of study awards and scholarships for outstanding MSc in Management applicants.
Do I need to apply separately for NUS MiM study awards?
No. There is no separate application for the main study awards. Applicants must submit their programme application by the first cut-off to be considered.
How much is the NUS MiM Dhanabalan Scholarship?
The Dhanabalan Scholarship provides S$20,000 to one eligible recipient for each intake.
Who is eligible for the Dhanabalan Scholarship?
The scholarship is intended for exceptional Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents who demonstrate financial need and strong academic and professional achievements.
Can international students get financial aid for the NUS MiM?
International students can explore external education-financing options listed by NUS, including Prodigy Finance, InCred and Credenc, subject to each provider’s eligibility requirements.
Final Verdict
The NUS MiM has a clearly defined fee structure, with the January 2028 single-degree programme costing S$61,803 including GST. For students concerned about affordability, NUS provides several routes to manage the investment, including study awards, the Dhanabalan Scholarship for eligible Singaporean candidates, the 20% NUS alumni tuition rebate and external education financing options.
