The University of Manchester (South East Asia) Centre is pleased to announce the official launch of SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) funding support for eligible local programs, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to accessible, world-class executive education in the region.
Through this initiative, Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents can now leverage SSG funding subsidies to upskill and advance their careers through our industry-led masterclasses and executive development courses.
As covered in recent media coverage on Newsflash, this launch comes at a critical time when working professionals are actively seeking targeted, high-impact training to navigate evolving global business demands. The integration of SSG funding enables professionals to access top-tier academic expertise from prestigious UOM faculty with reduced out-of-pocket investment.
Key Program Highlights:
SSG Subsidy Support: Direct course fee subsidies for eligible Singaporeans and PRs.
Flexible Learning: Designed specifically for busy executives and working managers.
Global Network: Gain practical insights from international academics and connect with a strong regional network of alumni.
To read the full media coverage, view the article on Newsflash
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Explore our SSG-eligible programs, check your subsidy eligibility, and download the full brochure on our SSG Course Landing Page.
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