The programme supplements students' undergraduate area of expertise with business management knowledge and skills. The pursuit of a specialisation in an emerging discipline will dramatically increase students' employment prospects in their chosen field and help them position themselves in an increasingly ambiguous and uncertain business environment.

1. How many intakes are there in a year for the Master of Management (MMGT), Graduate Diploma in Management (GDMGT) or Graduate Certificate in Management (GCMGT) programme?
   There are two intakes per year that take place in January and July.
   
   
2. How long does it take to complete the MMGT, GDMGT or GCMGT programme?
   For the MMGT, the minimum duration is 3 semesters (18 months) while the maximum is 8 semesters (four years). For the MMGT-A, the duration is fixed at two semesters (12 months).
   For the GDMGT, the minimum duration is one semester (6 months) while the maximum is 4 semesters (two years). Students on the accelerated pathway will be able to complete the GDMGT in one semester (6 months).
   For the GCMGT, the minimum duration is 1 semester (six months) while the maximum is 2 semesters (one year).
   
   
3. Is GMAT or GRE required for admission?
   No, GMAT or GRE score is not required for admission to MMGT, GDMGT or GCMGT programme.
   
   
4. Is an interview required for admission?
   Shortlisted applicants will be required to undergo one or more interviews conducted by the University.
   
   
5. What are the assessment components for each course?
   The assessment comprises a mixture of pre-course quizzes, class participation, online discussion boards, group-based assignments/tutor-marked assignments and examinations/end-of-course assessments. Students will need to achieve a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at least 3.0 to be awarded the Master of Management.
   
   
6. When are the lessons scheduled?
   Classes are generally conducted on weekday evenings from 7pm to 10pm or weekends.
   
   
7. Am I required to attend classes during the day on weekdays?
   Yes, only international students working on MGT599 Management Consulting Project will need to come back to campus on weekdays (daytime), to complete their 10 cu project. In addition, international students should schedule meetings with their project supervisor and conduct their research work for MGT599 Management Consulting Project in the day (i.e., during office hours). International students will be also be able to take MGT599 Management Consulting Project via unrestricted electives under the Specialisation track.
   
   International students must fulfil the daytime classes criteria. This rule will not apply for non-international students.
   
   
8. Are there any attendance requirements?
   We encourage students to attend all the face-to-face seminars/course to maximise their learning as well as to receive in-class participation marks.
   
   
9. Can I apply for course exemption and recognition?
   Credit recognition may be granted to applicants for courses completed in SUSS or in approved institutions or organisations which are, or deemed to be, offering relevant graduate-level courses. Credit recognition shall follow SUSS's policy.
   
   
10. I am working full time. Will I be able to enrol in the programme?
    Yes, these programmes cater to full-time working professionals.
    
    
11. If I am an international student, do I need to apply for visa to come to Singapore?
    The university will provide the necessary information to facilitate the application of student pass. For more information, please click here.