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APSB-with our university at its core-has been consistently ranked as one of the most liveable and affordable urban countries in the world*.
Despite a growing population of 5.8 million, it has abundant green areas and minimal traffic jams, making travel including walking and cycling safe, enjoyable and easy. It is home to a wide variety of cafes, restaurants, entertainment venues and festivals. For example, during February and March, the city hosts world-renowned cultural events.
Singapore is also well-known for its high-quality ports and free financial areas, beautiful scenery such as Sentosa Island and Asian Civilization Museum, Merlion Park, the amazing and technologically important Universal Studios Singapore and the iconic Singapore Huaba Mountain.
The Asia Pacific School of Business is sh private higher education college or university registered with the higher education ministries of many countries or regions, It is a dean-appointed system under a joint board of directors controlled by different voting rights.
The Asia Pacific School of Business was established based on United Nations Article 26 of human right to education (UN article 26). Everyone has the right to education. This charter states that education should be equally accessible and should promote understanding, tolerance and friendship among all nations, racial and religious groups. The Asia Pacific School of Business uphold that providing an internationally minded, blended enhanced education offers a unique opportunity to fulfill the aspirations of Article 26.
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Last updated: 05th August, 2022
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY:
The Asia Pacific School of Business insists on giving more low-income people access to higher education, Therefore, we value diversity and inclusion and consider qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital or family status, veteran status, medical condition or disability.
