CAMPUS
GB Building
Situated at 143 Cecil Street, it offers a prime location for businesses, with easy access to major financial institutions, eateries, and transportation hubs.
Occupying 4 levels of the commercial skyscraper, LSBF is strategically situated in Singapore’s bustling Central Business District (CBD), providing an inspiring environment where you will study amidst leading companies and enterprises.
FACILITIES
Productive Campus Experience
A vibrant space to relax, socialise, and recharge between classes.
Free internet access for seamless research, assignments, and connectivity.
A dedicated area designed for focused learning and productivity.
Plasma TVs showcasing real-time class schedules and essential updates.
Stay informed with the latest announcements, events, and opportunities.
A curated selection of newspapers and magazines to keep you inspired and informed.
Enjoy refreshing beverages at your convenience.
visit us
GB Building Campus
GB Building, 143 Cecil Street
#13-00, #18-00 & #23-00 (School)
#23-00 (Main reception)
Singapore 069542
- By Bus: The nearest is Bus Stop No. 03151 (Cecil Street opp GB Building).
- By Train: We are located within walking distance of 4 MRT stations: EW15 Tanjong Pagar, NS26/EW14 Raffles Place, DT18 Telok Ayer, and TE19 Shenton Way.
- By Car: If you are driving, please park your car at GB Building or The Corporate Office (formerly called Hong Leong Centre) at 138 Robinson Road.
life in Singapore
Tips on living in Singapore
The standard of living in Singapore is amongst the highest in Asia. However, compared to countries in western continents, the cost of living here is relatively low, and basic items like food and clothing are considered reasonably-priced.
Culture in Singapore
No matter how long you spend studying in Singapore, you will always find new and interesting activities to do and places to explore. See this page to get a taste of what you can expect in this incredible country.
Laws in Singapore
As international students moving to Singapore it is important to be aware of the laws in the country before moving here. Note that students who are convicted of breaking Singapore laws (Depending on severity of the case) and are being forced to withdraw from the course will have their STP terminated.
Living in Singapore
One of the most common misconceptions about Singapore is that it is outrageously expensive. Unless you are planning to buy a house or a car, you can actually live in the city very inexpensively.