Bachelor's Degrees

Embarking on a journey towards a bachelor’s degree marks a pivotal moment in the pursuit of higher education and professional success. In Singapore, pursuing a bachelor’s degree opens doors to a world of opportunities. Our part-time degree programmes allow you to advance your education while staying in the workforce, while full-time courses offer more flexibility to focus on your studies and external commitments.

In partnership with our university partners, PSB Academy offers a variety of undergraduate degree options to support your career pathways and advance your professional development in Singapore.

These programmes span diverse disciplines, each carefully designed to provide a comprehensive undergraduate degree curriculum that equips students with relevant skills for today’s competitive world.

We offer these opportunities to GCE A-Level graduates, polytechnic graduates and PSB Academy diploma graduates providing a seamless transition to higher education. Our courses blend theoretical knowledge with practical application, ensuring that students are well-prepared to meet the demands of the modern workforce.

Key features of our bachelor’s degree courses¹ include:

• Full-time/Part-time degree study options
• Selection of multiple disciplines with partner universities across Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom
• Honours and non-honours degree options
• Completion in 8 to 48 months
• Second and third-year direct entry for polytechnic graduates
• A conducive learning environment at our City Campus, conveniently located near City Hall, Esplanade, and Promenade MRT stations, and Cathay Campus on Orchard Road near Dhoby Ghaut MRT station.

To equip students with the relevant experience for today’s economy, some of our bachelor’s degrees offer the following benefits:

• Business school accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) – The University of Newcastle, Australia
• Professional papers exemptions by Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
• Student membership with Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA), the Institute of Public Relations of Singapore (IPRS), The Institution of Engineers Singapore (IES) and Singapore Computer Society (SCS)

Throughout your study duration at PSB Academy, we focus on supporting your journey towards employability through relevant curriculum and career services. In 2023, 78% of PSB Academy degree graduates secured employment within six months after their exams². This reflects the quality and relevance of our degree courses in Singapore, preparing you for the workforce.

¹ For selected courses. Subject to the university’s approval

² All statistics are based on the PSB Academy Graduate Employment Survey 2023/24 conducted by Kadence International Pte Ltd for graduating cohorts from 2022.

How long does it take to complete a degree in Singapore?

In Singapore, a full-time bachelor’s degree from a local university typically takes around three to four years to complete. However, through partnerships with internationally recognised universities, PSB Academy offers accelerated degree programmes with durations ranging from 8 to 48 months—depending on the course, student qualifications, and university approval.

How do I apply for a bachelor’s degree at PSB Academy?

To apply for a bachelor’s degree with one of PSB Academy’s university partners, you’ll generally need to submit your academic transcripts, identification documents, and meet the entry requirements of the programme. Some courses may also request work experience or a personal statement. It’s best to contact our admissions team for more details on the application process and deadlines.

What support does PBS Academy offer to students?

At PSB Academy, students receive support through having access to academic counselling, flexible online learning resources, and career development services. Additionally, students enrolled in programmes with our university partners gain access to their respective student portals, where they can use academic resources such as journals, articles, and digital libraries to support their learning.