Singapore’s Culture
EXPLORING THE CITY
A city nestled in nature
Explore Singapore’s lush greenery and scenic trails with exhilarating trekking adventures. Discover cultural landmarks and vibrant neighbourhoods while immersing yourself in the city’s unique charm through its diverse travel experiences.
Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Gardens by the Bay
ENDLESS ATTRACTIONS
A vibrant culture
Whether you’re hunting for mouthwatering food, stories or architecture, explore the vibrant cultures and rich heritage of Singapore and create your own adventures.
A multi-lingual cosmopolitan destination
Fascinating Museums
Iconic Architecture
SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
Buzzing nightlife
Singapore’s nightlife offers an electrifying array of experiences. From bustling night markets and trendy cafes to pulsating clubs and live music venues, the city comes alive after dark. Students can unwind in eclectic settings, mingle with locals and fellow travelers, and explore diverse cultural offerings that make it an unforgettable part of their student experience.
Big Bus Singapore Night City Tour
Night Safari
Gx-5 Extreme Swing
Singapore River Cruise
FOOD
A foodie’s paradise
Food is at the heart of Singaporean culture, reflecting its diverse ethnic influences.
From hawker centres to Michelin-starred restaurants, you’ll find a variety of dishes to savour:
A popular Indian flatbread paired with curry.
Grilled meat skewers served with peanut sauce.
A spicy noodle soup with Peranakan roots.
A simple yet iconic dish.
CONNECTIVITY
First-rate transport links
Situated in the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore is within easy reach of exotic places such as Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, China and even Australia. Flights from Singapore’s Changi Airport go all over the world and the airport is renowned for its excellent service.
Getting around Singapore itself is also inexpensive and straightforward. The Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (SMRT) is an efficient, air-conditioned rail service, with stations across the city. Alternatively, you can use buses and taxis to discover Singapore, and for travelling to and from London School of Business & Finance in Singapore.
INSTITUTION
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.
Why Study in Singapore
Pursuing a higher education or continuing your studies in a new country can be nerve-wrecking. At the London School of Business and Finance, we hope to make your international experience and transition smooth and easy in Singapore.
Laws in Singapore
Our trainers aren’t just lecturers, they have actual experience working in the fields they are not teaching. This means students will have the chance to learn from someone with real-business insights.
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.