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Why WMG Master’s?

• Three-way participation: University + Organisation + Participant
• Combine academic excellence with industrial experience
• First-hand understanding of issues facing modern business and industry
• Application-based assignments and projects
• Developed with industry to address real-world problems
• Global inputs and experience

 
Benefits to Organisations/Businesses

• On the job (in-company) assignments & projects
• Approach business issues as you would with an external consultant
• Immediate application of both concepts and tools
• This course is accredited by the , keeping participants in steps with real-world professional practice.  

• Fully taught by faculty from WMG, University of Warwick, ensuring the same academic input for the Singapore programme.
  View a list of lecturers’ teaching modules (PDF 218 KB)
• Average Teacher-Participant Ratio – 1:35
• Exemptions: Nil  
• Minimum Class Size: 20 participants to commence. If the class fails to commence due to low take-up rate, participants will be informed within one month before programme commencement with the refund of application fee.
• Face-to-face Delivery: Generally held in classes on ½¿É«µ¼º½ campus unless otherwise stated.

 
Full-time
Participants will be offered modules based on the first 9 modules commencing from the start of the programme. Typically, modules are delivered intensively over five full days in the day and for some modules, over week nights and full day on weekends – in sessions of 3 to 9 hours usually over 1 week or 2 weekends.

Part-time
Modules are delivered typically in January, March, May, July, September and November, usually 3 hours on weekdays and 9 hours on weekends. Generally, participants may choose from the modules offered at ½¿É«µ¼º½ during the candidature period. However, it is recommended of participants to complete modules in the first eighteen months and focus on dissertation in the remaining six months.

Typical Module Schedule
Mon – Fri: 6:30pm – 10pm (Wed: no class)
Sat: 9am – 6pm (2 weekends)
Sun: 9am – 6pm (1 weekend)
Schedule is subject to change by the University.

The degree awarded and the degree certificate will be the same as that awarded in the UK.

A degree congregation ceremony presided by the University of Warwick is normally held once every two years at ½¿É«µ¼º½ HQ. Alternatively, graduates may choose to attend the degree congregation in January or July in the UK.

• Successful completion of ½¿É«µ¼º½ Graduate Diploma Programme; or
• Mature candidates (at least 30 years old) with a Singapore Local Polytechnic Diploma and at least eight years of relevant work experience.

Candidates with other qualifications can be assessed on individual merit.

Applicants who have a work permit or employment pass can be considered for admission to part-time study.

Applicants whose entry qualification was attained in Singapore or other English Speaking Country (as defined by UKVI) in the last two years with at least two years of study in an English medium institution are exempted from English Proficiency Requirement.

Applicants who have worked in an international company for at least the last two years where English is the day-to-day language of business may be exempted from the English Proficiency Requirement based on written company evidence of their proficiency in the use of English for Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing on a daily basis.

* Fees are inclusive of 8% GST and are payable in full before course commencement. Fees will be subject to revised GST of 9% effective on 1 Jan 2024. Fees do not include textbook.