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What are the courses offered in the School of Business & Accountancy?
The School of Business and Accountancy offers 5 diplomas, Diploma in Accountancy, Diploma in Business Studies, Diploma in Banking and Finance, Diploma in Tourism and Resort Management, Diploma in International Trade and Business. and 1 Common business programme.
What are the Diplomas offered in the School of Humanities & Interdisciplinary Studies?
The School of Humanities and Interdisciplinary offers 6 diplomas, Diploma in Arts Business Management, Diploma in Chinese Media & Communication, Diploma in Chinese Studies, Diploma in Early Childhood Development & Education, Diploma in Psychology & Community Development, Diploma in Tamil Studies with Early Education.
What are the specialisations offered in the Diploma in Aerospace Engineering?
The Diploma in Aerospace Engineering offers 2 specialisations in Avionics and Mechanical.
What are the courses offered under the School of Infocomm Technology?
The School of Infocomm Technology offers 4 diplomas, Diploma in Information Technology, Diploma in Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics, Diploma in Applied AI & Analytics, Diploma in Computing with Law and 1 Common ICT programme.
What makes the School of Business & Accountancy special?
The School of Business and Accountancy is a well-known business school with many reputable business diplomas. 9 in 10 BA students have received offers from local and overseas universities. The School of Business and Accountancy focuses on honing skills and competencies via meaningful learning experiences like projects and hands-on learning. Students are able to customise their own learning with a variety of specialisations and pathways like the 1-year Job Ready Programme and the 3 new business electives.
Why is there no Common Entry programme offered in the School of Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies?
There is no Common Entry Programme offered as all the diplomas offered in the School of Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies are fundamentally different, with diplomas ranging from arts and heritage to Tamil Studies, in which the diplomas are already specialised and focused from the start.
May I know what are some of the career prospects after graduating from the Diploma in Biomedical Engineering?
Some career prospects you can look forward to include Assistant Biomedical Engineer, Field Service Engineer and Quality Assurance Engineer.
What makes the School of Infocomm Technology special?
The School of Infocomm Technology has strong links with leading organisations like Google, Microsoft, Singtel and Amazon so as to offer exciting learning opportunities. The school provides hands-on learning experience for students through various hackathons and competitions where one will be mentored by experts in the ICT industry. Students gain an Xtra edge with additional professional certifications and attractive scholarships.
What is the AI & Digital Transformation elective about?
Students learn advanced analytics and strategic insights like predictive analytics and data visualisation skills to solve business problems. Students learn about AI in Business like machine learning and understand the applications of AI across industries including ethical use. Students learn how digital innovation transforms businesses, equipping students with the skills to identify opportunities, develop strategies and implement transformative solutions.
What is the Diploma in Psychology & Community Development about?
This popular diploma is greatly suited for students who love interacting, helping and building a better community! Students will be able to develop skills to become a social connector that brings businesses, communities and the public together to develop sustainable solutions. In Year 2, Students will also be able to choose from 3 different specialisations: Youth, Seniors, or Disabilities, to help communities in need.
Can you share with me more about the Diploma in Electrical Engineering?
The Diploma in Electrical Engineering is the only dedicated electrical engineering diploma in Singapore with an emphasis on sustainability. You will be able to learn about the green energy sectors such as decarbonisation, electrification, digitalisation and clean energy systems. You will also have an opportunity to pursue a Second Major in Business. In your final year, you are able to customise your learning from various pathways such as elective modules, capstone projects, industry immersion pathway, etc.
What is the Diploma in Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics about?
The Diploma in Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics is the first diploma course to offer in-demand specialisations in AI for cybersecurity. Students will learn how to develop secure software apps, investigate cybercrimes and respond to cyber threats. Students will get the chance to use cutting-edge facilities like the cybersecurity operations centre and the whitehat zone where students get to monitor real-time cyber threats and put their knowledge to use. Students can fast-track their university journey with pathways to SMU and SUTD for selected degrees.
What is the difference between the Diploma in Tourism and Resort Management and the Diploma in Hotel and Leisure Facilities Management?
The Diploma in Tourism and Resort management is in the School of Business and Accountancy, while the Diploma in Hotel and Leisure Facilities Management is in the School of Design and Environment.
The Diploma in Tourism and Resort management focuses on preparing students for diverse tourism sectors, elevating guest experiences, and sustainable tourism, while the Diploma in Hotel and Leisure Facilities Management focuses more on operations and facilities management such as using smart and green technology to manage infrastructure and safety.
Which diplomas offer the 3 learning tracks and what are the learning tracks?
The 4 diplomas are Diploma in Arts Business Management, Diploma in Chinese Media & Communication, Diploma in Chinese Studies and Diploma in Psychology & Community Development. The 3 learning tracks are professional development track where students can pursue a one-year extended internship, innovation track where students can complete a 6 month internship and a multidisciplinary industry project to hone critical thinking skills and a social advocate track where students can complete a 6 month internship and 2 core and 2 elective modules to create solutions for social challenges.
What’s the difference between the Diploma in Mechanical Engineering and the Diploma in Mechatronics & Robotics?
The Diploma in Mechanical Engineering is one of the main disciplines of engineering, which opens up career pathways in precision engineering, environment and energy, facilities and infrastructure, and transportation sectors. While the Diploma in Mechatronics & Robotics focuses on autonomous mobile and collaborative robotics.
I am interested in the IT industry, but I am unsure of which course suits me. What would you recommend?
If you are unsure of which diploma to pursue, I would recommend taking the Common ICT Programme, where you will be introduced to the field of ICT and gain understanding on the roles, practices and career paths of ICT professionals. You can take time to realise your interests, before deciding on the diploma you wish to pursue after Y1 Semester 1.
If I didn’t take POA in secondary school, can I still pursue a Diploma in Accountancy?
Yes, you can still pursue the Diploma in Accountancy as students are taught the fundamentals of financial accounting in year 1. You do not need to have prior knowledge to accountancy.
What track or electives can I choose from the Diploma in Early Childhood Development & Education?
You will be able to choose from 3 different tracks or electives in your final year which is the Early Intervention Track, Mother Tongue Language Teaching Track(Chinese or Tamil) or Electives like Children’s Literature and Drama for Preschool Education.
If I didn’t take Physics or Additional Mathematics back in Secondary School, can I still pursue a Diploma in the School of Engineering?
Although it is recommended, it is perfectly okay if you did not take Physics or Additional Mathematics. Students will be taught the fundamentals of engineering in Year 1 so that they are able to build their foundation before moving onto Year 2.
Can I be a lawyer after getting my Diploma in Computing with Law?
No, as you would need to graduate with a law degree, complete a Practice Training Contract with a Singapore law practice and pass the bar examination. However, this diploma would be a great starting point for you to pursue further studies in the technology and law sectors. You can take up jobs in the sector though, such as Legal Technologist and IP Executives!