LEARNING FORGE

Studying in Singapore

It is believed that Management education begins from the very centre of business and works to seamlessly combine a global learning experience with global corporate practices; therefore Singapore is soon catching up as a business hub vying for student attention world over.

Singapore also has the highest rate of literacy in the world. By choosing to study in Singapore, international students have an opportunity to not only plug into an education system that promotes excellence, but also be a part of a global community.

Center for Education

Singapore has 4 main Universities, 2 of which are public universities and the other 2 private universities. By pursuing an education in the City, students can connect with a vibrant academic community drawn from Singapore's international public universities such as National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU) or Singapore Management University (SMU) on at a close personal level.

A Land of Multi Culture

Financial Sector

A Land of Multi Culture
A TRADITIONAL DANCE OF SINGAPORE

SINGAPORE SKYLINE

The population is comprised of 76.7% Chinese, 13.9% Malay, 7.9% Indian and 1.5% others
There are 4 official languages - Malay, Chinese (Mandarin), Tamil and English.
31% Taoist, 28% Buddhist, 18% Muslim, 10% Christian, 4% Hindu
Singapore is a City for the Arts. There are drama, music and dance performances all year round at various locations, culminating in the Singapore Arts Festival in June.
There are currently 3 National Museums, namely the Singapore History Museum and the Singapore Art Museum and the Asian Civilizations Museum.

Singapore, a highly developed and successful free market economy, enjoys a remarkably open and corruption-free environment, stable prices, and a high per capita GDP. The economy depends heavily on exports, particularly in electronics and manufacturing.

The Major Industries Singapore trades in are - Shipping, banking, tourism, electrical & electronics, chemicals, and oil refining.
The Major trading partners: US, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Japan
GDP - real growth rate is 12.5% as per statistics in 2010

Courses

	Master of Business Administration
	MSc Management
	BA (Hons) International Business Strategy
	Diploma in Business Management
	Post Graduate Diploma in Management
	Diploma in Accounting and Finance
	Diploma in Banking and Finance
	Diploma in Entrepreneurship
	Diploma in International Hospitality and Tourism Management
	Diploma in International Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Requirements for graduation

Passing marks: 40% of all the assessment modules.
Attendance Requirements

International Students are required to have 90% attendance to ensure that their attendance fulfil ICA’s requirements for issuing the students’ passes.
For all other students who do not require ICA’s student’s pass, course attendance must be at least 75%.
Amity Global Business School has a strict attendance monitoring system that includes:

collecting medical certificates for any absenteeism;
cancelling student’s pass with ICA when international students’ attendance does not meet ICA’s requirement;
taking appropriate and timely interventions for absenteeism without valid reasons (including issue of warning letters); and
informing parents/guardians of regular absenteeism (for international students).
For international students, Amity Global Business School only accepts medical certificates as proof for absenteeism. Any other documents should only be accepted on a case-by-case basis with full justification and be acceptable by ICA.

International students will spend atleast 5 hours per day (5 days a week) within the school premise engaging in academic studies or meaningful activities (for example classes, tutorials, project work, enrichment activities or co-curricular activities).