Singapore’s 8 most expensive MBA programmes in 2015

The costliest is a tad cheaper this year.

Singapore Business Review has once again surveyed business schools in Singapore to come up with this list of costliest traditional MBA programmes based on tuition and required fees. For this year, we intentionally excluded the Executive MBAs (EMBAs) as they are usually costlier than the traditional ones. A separate rankings list of most expensive EMBAs in the city was published though just recently.

Of course, the costliest ones don't necessarily mean that they have the highest quality.

Looking at the tuition fees, three of the programmes listed here raised their tuition fees in 2015 compared to a year ago. One of them retained the cost.

INSEAD, which topped the list for the second year, meanwhile reduced its total tuition fee by 5% to $98,598.

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