Management Development Institute of Singapore

MDIS Dhoby Ghaut Campus (10 July 2006)


Management Development Institute of Singapore is a private college in Singapore. Founded in 1955, it is the oldest non-profit professional institute of its kind in the island state. Also known as MDIS, it has its main campus at 501 Stirling Road (GPS: 1.29702, 103.8009) in Queenstown. A branch campus at 20 Orchard Road is known as the MDIS Dhoby Ghaut campus (GPS: 1.29892, 103.84681). MDIS has also opened branch campuses in other countries including in Johor, Malaysia; Tashkent, Uzbekistan; and Chennai, India.

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MDIS Main Campus at 501 Stirling Road

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Management Development Institute of Singapore, Main Campus (Aug 2016)

Taking the MRT to Management Development Institute of Singapore

On foot, Management Development Institute of Singapore is 230 meters from Bus Stop 11051 on Queensway. It is 650 meters from Queenstown MRT Station (EW19) and 700 meters from the Commonwealth MRT Station (EW20).

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