NUS BBA

Academic Programmes

Internships are, and have always been, a crucial learning and equipping experience for every NUS Business School student. From January 2022 onwards, the following 4 types of full-time internships courses are available on a pass/fail basis:

Course Information

1) Business Internship I – BI3704

  • 4 Units
  • Minimum 8 weeks/300 hours
  • Typically from May to July
  • For business/accounting/real estate related internships

2) Business Internship II – BI3708

  • 8 Units
  • Minimum 16 weeks/600 hours
  • Typically during the Semester (eg: early Aug – early Dec or early Jan – early May)
  • For business/accounting/real estate related internships

3) Business Internship III – BI3712

  • 12 Units
  • Minimum 24 weeks/900 hours
  • Typically during the Semester (eg: Jan – June or June – Dec)
  • For business/accounting/real estate related internships

4) Business Internship IV – BI3003

  • 4 Units
  • Minimum 8 weeks/300 hours
  • Typically from May to July
  • For non-business/accounting/real estate related internships

Business Internship Course Guidelines

Click here to download the guidelines relating to the above courses and underlying processes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Click here to download the FAQ list.

Submission Deadlines

Internship Period/Work Term Closing Date*

Winter 2024
(Dec – Jan)

22 Nov 2024

Semester 2 AY24/25

03 Jan 2025

Special Term I AY24/25
Semester 1 AY25/26
(Internship start date on/before 12 May 2025)

25 Apr 2025

Special Term II AY24/25
(Internship start date on/after 13 May 2025)

13 Jun 2025

Semester I AY25/26
(Internship start date on/before 23 Jun 2025)

13 Jun 2025

Semester 1 AY25/26
(Internship start date on/before 11 Aug 2025)

25 Jul 2025

Semester 1 AY25/26
(Internship start date on/after 12 Aug 2025)

01 Aug 2025

*Late application will not be entertained unless there is some genuine reason such as proof of late contract/letter issuance by the employer, etc.

Students are absolutely not allowed to embark on a BI course in their final graduating semester. For example, students should not plan to take BI course in the Special Term that they are going to file for graduation, etc.