This programme equips aspiring entrepreneurs with the necessary skills and knowledge to launch their ventures with confidence. Participants will complete a series of modules focused on critical areas such as developing business concepts, securing small business financing, making informed financial decisions, and utilizing effective digital marketing techniques. At the end of the program, the participants will get a chance to present their business proposals to bring their product/service to live.

A cutting-edge programme for global leaders focusing on AI, Sustainability, and Geopolitics, jointly offered by NUS and Cambridge Judge Business School. This program aims to bridge contrasting Western and Asian perspectives, facilitates robust dialogues and mutual understanding to help leaders navigate an increasingly fragmented, polarized, and interconnected world. The course focuses on future trends in AI, Sustainability, and Geopolitics, exploring their interactions in today's rapidly evolving business environment to prepare participants for the complexities of the global landscape.

Designed by CEOs and Academia for CEOs and Growth Leaders, the NUS Enterprise Leadership for Transformation (ELT) series combines classroom learning with ‘doing’, right from the start. Participants who commit to NUS ELT journey will be applying the key concepts learnt to their businesses immediately in an iterative process with the guidance of expert advisors, constantly revisiting their business growth plans at calculated intervals.

Learn from NUS Business School faculty in this online programme delivered in collaboration with Emeritus Institute of Management.

Get the best of East and West in this programme by Stanford University and NUS. Network with top leaders and deepen your knowledge of global and Asian business. For: Senior leaders responsible for driving business internationally and in the Pacific Rim

Make a smooth transition into general management. This programme addresses functional areas such as corporate strategy, marketing, human resources, finance, accounting and operations. For: Functional leaders or managers making the transition into general management roles