Singapore

Yes, students can take a gap year or structure their studies better at ESSEC Singapore. This is particulary true for the Master in Management (MiM) program. Students are allowed to complete the same within a maximum of 4 years.

Gap years can be taken to complete an internship or work on specific projects. Contact the ESSEC Office of Academic Affairs to know more.

The ESSEC B-School "a la carte" structure usually applies to the Master in Management (MIM) program. This allows students to customize their academics by mixing electives, internships, and international exchange programs from the 2nd year of studies.

Students have the option to pursue courses that best align with their career paths. The same can be pursued at any ESSEC Business School campus.

The CVEC (Contribution Vie Etudiante et de Campus) fee worth EUR 105 (INR 11.8 K) is a mandatory student life and campus fee to be paid by all students at a French university/B-school campus.

It generally does not apply to students spending their entire studies at the ESSEC Singapore campus.

Yes, students can transfer from the ESSEC Singapore campus to the ESSEC France campus. Students are allowed to move between campuses for a 3-6 month specialised track during their program.

To know more, contact the ESSEC Business School Admissions Office or our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors.

The choice of which is better between ESSEC Singapore and ESSEC France depends on the target market post-study. Both offer the same high-tier degree but each has a different career focus.

ESSEC France is better for a career in Europe (at top luxury brands), after studies. However, ESSEC Singapore offers better access to the Asian market (tech and consultancy roles), lower costs of living, and no need to learn French.

Yes, ESSEC Business School Singapore is a great choice for Indian stduents interested in top-tier European Business studies without the high costs of living in Europe.

ESSEC is one of the top B-schools in the world and offers unparalleled networking and post-study career opportunities to Indian students. MBA graduates of ESSEC earn six-figure salaries after studies.

Compulsory non-tuition fees at Curtin University include a one-time administraton fee worth SGD 872 (INR 65.4 K), and a recurring medical insurance fee worth SGD 54.50 (INR 4.1 K).

In addition, students also need to budget for the Fee Protection Scheme cost, student services fee, finance, and libary fees, etc.

To know more, check students.curtin.edu.sg.

Indian students need to pay their tuition dues before the start of each trimester at Curtin Singapore. Course fees can be paid in instalments depending on the number of units a students has enroled in.

Students can use Flywire, PayNow, or Curtin ePay to pay their tuition fees at the university. A 9% GST applies on fees paid by Indian students at Curtin Uni Singapore.

The Fee Protection Scheme is a mandatory insurance scheme for protection of tuition fees paid by all enrolled students, in case the university closes down or becomes insolvent.

FPS protects students from loss of any unconsumed fees at Curtin Uni Singapore. The insurance is provided by Lonpac Insurance Bhd (Lonpac). Check curtin.edu.sg to know more.

It takes around 2 to 4 weeks for Indian students to receive an official decision on their course application at Curtin Uni Singapore. The duration may vary depeding on the program.

Application processing may take longer for some courses. Admission decisions are usually sent via email. Contact our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors for FREE guidance and support with the Curtin Singapore application.