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26 Mar 2022, 12:45
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Hi
I am considering a MFin from SMU or NUS. I have a main query regarding employment opportunities in Singapore post the course for international students. Could you guys help me out on that. Couldn’t find anything substantial on their websites
Thanks!
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I am considering a MFin from SMU or NUS. I have a main query regarding employment opportunities in Singapore post the course for international students. Could you guys help me out on that. Couldn’t find anything substantial on their websites
Thanks!
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08 Jun 2022, 02:23
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Khushal2403
Hi
I am considering a MFin from SMU or NUS. I have a main query regarding employment opportunities in Singapore post the course for international students. Could you guys help me out on that. Couldn’t find anything substantial on their websites
Thanks!
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I am considering a MFin from SMU or NUS. I have a main query regarding employment opportunities in Singapore post the course for international students. Could you guys help me out on that. Couldn’t find anything substantial on their websites
Thanks!
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Hello Khushal2403,
Thanks for writing in and apologies for the delayed response.
To gain an in-depth understanding with regard to the kind of opportunities that come through and the associated challenges, it makes sense to connect with the alumni of these schools on LinkedIn. That said, as an international applicant, you should be prepared for a few challenges here or there. However, if you crack the right networks/internships, you should be ok.
Good luck!
14 Jul 2022, 01:27
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I'll be honest as someone who lived in Singapore for 10 years, but is foreign:
If you are not mainland Chinese, you have a <0.5% chance of securing full-time employment in Singapore. They won't sponsor you fresh out of school without heavy work experience, and the government also imposes limits on how many foreigners can get work passes.
In my interview with the NUS admissions team for their Mfin programme, the director (who is super nice btw), flat out told me: getting an internship is easy. Full-time, you can forget about it. I chose to study in Europe, where I can legally work, instead of NUS because I realised the prestige of NUS is mostly isolated in a country where I could not work.
If you are not mainland Chinese, you have a <0.5% chance of securing full-time employment in Singapore. They won't sponsor you fresh out of school without heavy work experience, and the government also imposes limits on how many foreigners can get work passes.
In my interview with the NUS admissions team for their Mfin programme, the director (who is super nice btw), flat out told me: getting an internship is easy. Full-time, you can forget about it. I chose to study in Europe, where I can legally work, instead of NUS because I realised the prestige of NUS is mostly isolated in a country where I could not work.
