Are there universities with good campus placement opportunities and part-time work options within a one-year MBA course in Ireland/Singapore?
Yes, several universities offer one-year MBA programs with strong campus placement opportunities and part-time work options.
- In Singapore, top institutions like Nanyang Technological University (NTU), SP Jain School of Global Management, and Singapore Management University (SMU) offer 12- to 15-month MBA programs. These programs are known for robust placement support and allow international students to work part-time (typically up to 16 hours/week) during term and full-time during breaks, subject to current visa rules.
- In Ireland, universities such as University College Dublin (UCD) Smurfit Graduate Business School provide one-year MBAs with strong industry links and placement support. International students can usually work up to 20 hours/week during term and full-time during holidays, subject to current visa policies.
Visa work permissions are subject to change.
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