Singapore Campus

The University at Buffalo (UB) offers a suite of undergraduate degree programs in partnership with the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM). Earn a UB degree in Singapore while gaining the knowledge, experience, and global outlook that open doors to meaningful careers and graduate opportunities worldwide.

Photo of Singapore Institute of Management building.

About UB@SIM

Connecting Students to a Bright Future

At UB’s undergraduate programs at the Singapore Institute of Management (UB-SIM), students experience rigorous academics, a dynamic community, and a distinctive program culture. Our curriculum is built on:
  • Interdisciplinary studies
  • Critical thinking
  • A global perspective
  • Robust communication skills
  • A strong sense of community

Here, students develop the knowledge and competencies needed to thrive in an increasingly diverse, fast-changing world.

A Global Network

UB-SIM connects students to a powerful, lifelong network—over 7,000 program alumni across Singapore and the region, and more than 307,000 University at Buffalo alumni worldwide. Together, they form a global community of leaders, innovators, and professionals who support, mentor, and open doors for fellow UB graduates.

Resident Staff

Christopher Kohler.

Christopher Kohler

Resident Director

Singapore Institute of Management

461 Clementi Road, Singapore 59949

Email: cwkohler@buffalo.edu

Kandis Pogoda.

Kandis Pogoda

Assistant Resident Director

Singapore Institute of Management

461 Clementi Road, Singapore 59949

Email: kandispo@buffalo.edu

Andrew Tan.

Andrew Teng Ho Tan

UB Opportunity Hub Coordinator

Singapore Institute of Management

461 Clementi Road, Singapore 59949

Email: tenghoan@buffalo.edu

Reflecting on 20 Years of Excellence

Our university is proud of its 25-year partnership with SIM, and the success of our collaborative, fully accredited undergraduate degree programs. The quality of our teaching and curriculum attracts outstanding students and is reflected in the professional success of thousands of our alumni."

Dr. Nojin Kwak
Vice Provost for International Education, University at Buffalo