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STUDENT HANDBOOK
AY2016/2017
CONTENTS
03 04 05
President’s Message
Overview of the
Handbook
Administrative Information
3.1 Admission Conditions
3.2 Pre-enrolment Medical
Examination
3.3 Student Undertaking Form
3.4 Immigration Matters for
International Students
3.5 Student Pass Application
for International Students
3.6 Matriculation Card Collection
3.7 Undergraduate Concession Card
3.8 SIT Student Orientation
3.9 SIT Carnival 2016
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Academic Matters
4.1 Academic Calendar
4.2 Registration System
4.3 Academic Guide (applicable
to SIT-conferred degrees only)
4.4 Change in Degree
Programme
4.5 Maximum Candidature
4.6 Leave of Absence/
Medical Leave of Absence
4.7 Short Leave (applicable to
SIT-conferred degrees only)
4.8 Withdrawal from SIT
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Co-Curricular
Enrichment
Programmes & Record
of Achievement
5.1Overseas
Immersion
Programme
5.2 Overseas Exposure
Programme
5.3 Value-Added
Programme
5.4 Record of
Achievement
Financial Information
6.1 Tuition Fees
6.2 Miscellaneous Fees
6.3 Notes on Payment
of Fees
6.4Incidental/
Administrative Fees
6.5 Payment of Fees
6.6 MOE Tuition
Grant Subsidy
6.7 SkillsFuture Credit
6.8 Financial Assistance
Schemes
6.9Scholarships
Health & Insurance
7.1 Medical
Coverage
7.2 Healthcare
Benefits
Student Life
8.1 Student Life
Division
8.2 SIT Student
Management
Committees
8.3 Student Clubs
8.4 Student Support
Career Services
9.1 Career Services
Division
9.2 Services
9.3 Integrated Work
Study Programme
(applicable to
SIT-conferred
degrees only)
9.4 Enquiries
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Computer Account
& IT Services
10.1 IT User
Agreement Policy and Usage
Agreement
10.2 Software Licences
Guidelines & Policies
11.1 Student Dress
Code and
Conduct
11.2 Student Discipline
and Disciplinary
Proceedings
11.3Intellectual
Property
11.4 Personal Data
Protection Policy
11.5Grievances
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Student Handbook AY2016/2017
Our SIT Buildings
12.1 Our SIT
Buildings
12.2 SIT Student
Services Centre
(SSC)
Annex A1 - A14
Contact Us
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Dear SITizen,
Welcome to the SIT family!
Congratulations on taking your first bold steps in your
pursuit of an enriching and fulfilling university education.
At SIT, we take pride in being Singapore’s first and only
university of applied learning. To enhance your industryreadiness, we have taken special care to ensure that your
curriculum is not only academically rigorous, but one
that will equip you to contribute to industry even while
you are studying. We will immerse you in a university
environment that is closely supported by our industry
partners, who will play an active role in your education.
Our professors have a wealth of knowledge and
experience that you can tap into by participating
actively in class. Consult them often as thinking tinkerers
and never be afraid to experiment with your ideas.
As you grapple with innovative ways of applying newlyacquired knowledge, hone the critical life skill of learning,
unlearning, and relearning so that you stay relevant for
your entire life.
Seize every opportunity to stretch yourself and to
discover your true potential in SIT. Go beyond academic
pursuits and dive deep into the SIT student clubs and
activities. There is an interest group for everyone; and
if you find that your passion has not been represented,
we encourage you to start a group of your own! As
pioneers in a university that is growing, take the initiative
to spearhead community efforts and lead your fellow
peers into uncharted waters.
Our professors have a wealth of knowledge and
experience that you can tap into by participating
actively in class. Consult them often as
thinking
tinkerers and never be afraid to experiment
As a SITizen, I encourage you to take SIT as your home
away from home - the friends and lecturers you meet
at SIT will become your extended family, and the
friendships that you eventually build will accompany you
throughout life.
This is only the beginning of what promises to be an
exciting journey ahead of you!
Once again, we warmly welcome you into the SIT family.
with your ideas.
Warmest wishes,
PROFESSOR TAN THIAM SOON
PRESIDENT
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OVERVIEW OF THE HANDBOOK
Welcome, freshmen
of AY2016/17!
ADMINISTRATIVE
FIND OUT WHAT YOU NEED TO DO:
e.g. medical examination, Student Pass
application (for international students
only), collection of matriculation card, etc.
GUIDELINES &
POLICIES
KNOW ABOUT:
Policies on student discipline, copyright
regulations, personal data protection
policy, etc.
FINANCIAL
ACADEMIC
GET INFORMATION ON:
Tuition fees payable, other
applicable fees, payment modes and
eligibility for MOE Tuition Grant.
PAY ATTENTION TO:
Important academic information
e.g. registration system, maximum
candidature, leave of absence, etc.
CHECK OUT:
Financial assistance schemes
available and scholarship
opportunities.
Note: Students studying in the
overseas universities (OU) should
also refer to their OU’s academic
handbook for information relating to
academic progression, graduation
requirement, etc.
PROGRAMMES
& RESOURCES
LOOK FORWARD TO:
• Co-Curricular Enrichment Programmes
• Insurance and Healthcare benefits
• Club Activities and Events
• Student Support
• Career Services
• IT Resources,
e.g. SIT email account,
Microsoft products download
If you have any doubts or require any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Last but not least, look forward to our date at the exciting SIT Student Orientation Camp specially organised to welcome
all freshmen!
We wish you all the best in your studies!
Gentle reminder: Don’t forget to check your SIT email account regularly for your Fee Advice, important
notices and information on events/activities/value-added programmes, etc.
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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
3.1
ADMISSION
CONDITIONS
Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) makes the offer of a place on the following
conditions:
a. SIT is satisfied that the student’s physical and mental health are good, the student
is free from organic and infectious diseases, and is certified fit to study by the
examining doctor.
b. The information given by the student in the application form is accurate and that no
information has been withheld from SIT.
3.2
PRE-ENROLMENT
MEDICAL
EXAMINATION
All students must undergo a pre-enrolment medical examination prior to the
commencement of their degree programme at SIT. SIT reserves the right to refuse
admission and/or exclude students from any particular programme of study if they
decline to undergo a medical examination and/or be tested for any organic or
communicable disease.
SIT has appointed the following healthcare providers to carry out pre-enrolment
medical examinations at a special rate for SIT students.
a. Crawfurd Medical Centre
b. Fullerton Healthcare
c. Healthway Medical
d. MHC Asia
e. Northeast (TMA) Medical Associates Pte Ltd
f. Raffles Medical Group
g. Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Health Enrichment Centre)
More information is available in the Student Portal ( Matriculation > Pre-enrolment Clinics).
IMPORTANT NOTES:
a. Students who undergo a medical examination with an SIT-appointed healthcare provider (except for Tan Tock Seng
Hospital) may authorise the clinic to submit their medical examination form to SIT directly.
b. Students are not restricted to undergo medical examinations by the list of SIT-appointed healthcare providers; they
may choose to have their medical examination with any registered physician in Singapore.
c. International students may complete the medical examination and ICA medical examination report (see below on
‘Medical examination for issuance of Student Pass’) in their home country with a qualified medical practitioner. These
forms, together with the X-ray/relevant laboratory reports, must be written in English.
d.Students must submit an original copy of the duly completed medical examination form, including the X-ray/relevant
laboratory reports to SIT* by 30 June 2016, with the exception of those who have authorised the clinic to submit the
form on their behalf (see point ‘a’ above).
e. Female students should undergo their medical examination at least 5 days after their menstruation period.
*Please refer to your matriculation letter for the submission details.
MEDICAL EXAMINATION FOR ISSUANCE OF STUDENT PASS (FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY)
It is compulsory for international students to complete the ICA Medical Examination Report for the issuance of a Student Pass,
in addition to the SIT medical examination form.
The ICA Medical Examination Report must be submitted to ICA upon the collection of the Student Pass. Original copies of
the laboratory report for HIV and the X-ray reports must be attached to the medical report should the medical examination
and testing be carried out overseas. At the time of submission, the laboratory reports must not be dated more than three
months from date of issue. Please refer to ICA website for more information.
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3.3
STUDENT
UNDERTAKING
FORM
It is mandatory for all students to submit the duly completed and signed
Student Undertaking Form to the Registrar’s Office via the Student Portal
( Matriculation > Student Undertaking Form).
3.4
IMMIGRATION
MATTERS FOR
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
Before arriving in Singapore, international students may enquire with the Singapore
Embassy/High Commission in their home countries about visa requirements and
application procedures. Students may visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website to
locate the nearest Singapore Embassy/High Commission in their country.
3.5
STUDENT PASS
APPLICATION FOR
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
All international students must hold a valid Student Pass issued by Immigration &
Checkpoints Authority (ICA) for their studies at SIT. The application for the Student Pass
has to be submitted online using eForm 16.
Students who are under the age of 21 must complete section B (Particulars of Legal
Guardian) of the form and get their legal guardian to sign on the form. They will also
need to attach a photocopy of their birth certificate to the form.
Upon arrival in Singapore, students will be given a Social Visit Pass for a minimum
period of two weeks to one month at the airport or point of entry. During this time,
students must apply for a Student Pass (immigration visa) after they have registered and
received their In-Principle Approval letter (IPA).
Required documents:
a. A valid travel document.
b. A Letter of Offer to take up a course from SIT.
c. An email notification from SIT providing you with the information required for your
online Student Pass application.
Student Pass Application
Register at ICA Student Pass Online Application and Registration (SOLAR). Log in with
the details sent to you by email.
Log in at SOLAR. a. Complete eForm 16.
b.Attach photograph.
c. Make the online payment of the processing fee of S$30.00.
If a visa to enter Singapore is required, submit eForm 16 prior to departure. Refer to
ICA website for a list of countries whose citizens require a visa to enter Singapore.
Upon approval, students will receive their In-Principle Approval Letter (IPA) that
will act as the single-journey entry visa for entry into Singapore. The IPA also contains
instructions on the collection of the Student Pass.
NOTES:
Apply at least 16 days before departure for Singapore.
When submitting your Student Pass application through SOLAR, you will need to attach a digital colour passport-sized
photograph which meets the requirements stipulated by ICA.
A processing fee of S$30.00 is required for every application submitted to ICA. The fee is non-refundable regardless
of the outcome of the application or if the application is withdrawn after submission. For submission via SOLAR, please
make payment by credit/debit card or Internet banking.
A S$60.00 issuance fee for every student pass issued and a further S$30.00 multiple-entry visa fee for visa-required
nationals, may be charged where applicable. The fee is payable when the successful applicant collects the Student Pass.
PROCESSING TIME: The processing time is a maximum of 5 working days for foreigners who do not require a visa to
enter Singapore. For foreigners who require a visa to enter Singapore, the processing time is 10 working days. Some
applications may take a longer time to process. During the July/August peak period, applications may take a longer time
to process. Applicants are strongly advised to submit their Student Pass applications early.
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3.6
MATRICULATION
CARD
COLLECTION
Students can collect their matriculation card from the SIT Student Services Centre
located at SIT@Dover and the respective SIT@Poly Buildings according to the designated
collection dates as shown in the table below. They can collect the card personally or
choose to authorise a parent/representative to do so on their behalf.
Collect from Student
Services Centre
Programme
Date
Wheelock College
- BSc Early Childhood Education
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
20 June 2016 (Mon) SIT@NP Building Level 9
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
TUM Asia
- BSc Electrical Engineering & Information
Technology
- BSc Chemical Engineering
29 July 2016 (Fri)
Singapore Polytechnic
SIT@SP Building Level 6
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
The Culinary Institute of America
- BPS Culinary Arts Management
1 Aug 2016 (Mon)
Temasek Polytechnic
SIT@TP Building Level 5
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
DigiPen Institute of Technology
- BS in Computer Science in Real-Time
Interactive Simulation
- BFA in Digital Art and Animation
- BA in Game Design
- BS in Computer Science and Game Design
Singapore Institute of Technology/DigiPen
Institute of Technology (Joint-Degree)
- Systems Engineering (ElectroMechanical Systems)
Time
18 Aug 2016 (Thurs) SIT@SP Building Level 6
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
19 Aug 2016 (Fri)
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
University of Glasgow
- BEng (Hons) Aeronautical Engineering
- BEng (Hons) Aerospace Systems
Singapore Institute of Technology
- B (Hons) Accountancy
- B (Hons) Hospitality Business
- BEng (Hons) Pharmaceutical Engineering
- BEng (Hons) Information and Communications
Technology (Software Engineering)
- BEng (Hons) Information and Communications
Technology (Information Security)
- BEng (Hons) Sustainable Infrastructure
Engineering (Land)
- BEng (Hons) Sustainable Infrastructure
Engineering (Building Services)
- BSc (Hons) Nursing
- BEng (Hons) Telematics (Intelligent
Transportation Systems Engineering)
- BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography
- BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy
- BSc (Hons) Radiation Therapy
*SIT@Dover - SSC
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Singapore Institute of Technology/
Massey University (Joint-Degree)
- B (Hons) Food Technology
Singapore Institute of Technology/Trinity
College Dublin (Joint-Degree)
- BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
19 Aug 2016 (Fri)
*SIT@Dover - SSC
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
- BEng (Hons) Mechanical Design Engineering
- BEng (Hons) Mechatronics
Newcastle University
- BEng (Hons) Marine Engineering
- BEng (Hons) Naval Architecture
- BEng (Hons) Offshore Engineering
- BEng (Hons) Chemical Engineering
The Glasgow School of Art
- BA (Hons) Communication Design
- BA (Hons) Interior Design
University of Liverpool
- BA (Hons) Criminology and Security
- BSc (Hons) Computing Science
12 Sept 2016 (Mon) SIT@NP Building Level 9
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
Temasek Polytechnic
12 Sept 2016 (Mon) SIT@TP Building Level 5
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
Republic Polytechnic
12 Sept 2016 (Mon) SIT@RP Building Level 9
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
Nanyang Polytechnic
SIT@NYP Building Level 7
9:00am to 11:30am
1:30pm to 4:30pm
Singapore Institute of Technology/
Trinity College Dublin (Joint-Degree)
- BSc Diagnostic Radiography
Trinity College Dublin
- BSc Occupational Therapy
- BSc Physiotherapy
- BSc Radiation Therapy
26 Sept 2016 (Mon)
- BEng (Hons) Mechanical Design and
Manufacturing Engineering
- BSc (Hons) Food & Human Nutrition
- BEng (Hons) Electrical Power Engineering
*Matriculation cards will also be available for collection at the SIT Carnival on 27 August 2016 (Saturday) from
10:00am to 2:00pm, at SIT@Dover.
Parents or representatives MUST bring the following:
•
A photocopy of both sides of the SIT student’s identification card;
•
His/her own original identification card with photograph; and
•
A signed and completed Authorisation Letter.
Students should contact the Registrar’s Office to report the loss/replacement of the matriculation card. A replacement
fee of S$32.10 (inclusive of GST) will be charged.
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3.7
UNDERGRADUATE
CONCESSION CARD
Students can enjoy travel concession privileges with the Undergraduate Concession Card
through the use of monthly concession passes such as the Bus Concession Pass, Train
Concession Pass and Hybrid Concession Pass. All full-time matriculated undergraduates
are eligible to apply for the Undergraduate Concession Card.
Students who are interested to apply for the Undergraduate Concession Card may
approach any of the TransitLink Ticket Offices (TLTOs) or TransitLink Concession Card
Replacement Offices (CCROs) according to the schedule listed below. The list of TLTOs
and their operation hours are available at TransitLink website.
Application Period
Application at TransitLink Ticket Offices
1 Jul 2016 - 31 Aug 2016
Application at TransitLink Concession Card
Replacement Office
5 Sep 2016 onwards
APPLICATION PROCEDURE FOR AY2016/17 FRESHMEN
Students applying for the Undergraduate Concession Card must bring along their NRIC
and SIT matriculation card for verification purposes. International students must bring
along their Student Pass issued by ICA and original passport.
The fees payable for the Undergraduate Concession Card are as follows:
Card cost (non-refundable)
S$5.00
Personalisation (non-refundable)
S$3.00
TOTAL
S$8.00
*Before using your card for transportation purposes, you must first activate it with a minimum stored value of S$10.00 at any TransitLink Ticket Office.
Students would be notified through their SIT email account on the card collection details
if they have made their application from 1 July to 31 August 2016. TransitLink requires 3-4
weeks for the processing of the card application upon payment made at the TLTO. For
students who apply from 5 September 2016 onwards, the card can be collected on the
spot, upon payment.
For guidelines, usage and loss or replacement of the Undergraduate Concession Card,
please visit the TransitLink website.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
• All freshmen should check their eligibility status on TransitLink website before
going to any TLTO for card application. Only students with eligibility status
reflected as ‘eligible’ can start applying for their concession card.
• Freshmen who had applied for more than one university are strongly advised
to apply for the Undergraduate Concession Card after they have matriculated
at their confirmed choice of university.
• There is a 32-character limit (including spacing) for the number of characters in
the name field on the Undergraduate Concession Card.
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3.8
SIT STUDENT
ORIENTATION
SIT STUDENT ORIENTATION CAMP, JUNE & AUGUST 2016
The SIT Student Orientation Camp is specially organised for students to get to know their
peers better and prepare them for their degree programme at SIT.
The orientation camp will allow students to experience first-hand the dynamism and vibrancy
that is part of SIT’s growing student life. It also provides a platform for students to forge
lifelong friendships. The orientation camp is mandatory; students who absent themselves
without valid reason may not be considered for awards or scholarships.
The orientation camp in June is organised for students reading the Systems Engineering
[ElectroMechanical Systems (SEEMS)] degree programme (jointly offered by SIT and
DigiPen Institute of Technology Singapore), as well as students enrolled into The Culinary
Institute of America (CIA), TUM Asia (TUM) and Wheelock College (WLC), who begin their
school term prior to the August orientation camp.
The August orientation camp is meant for students who begin their school term in September.
For CIA, SEEMS, TUM ASIA and WLC students
25 to 26 June 2016 (Saturday & Sunday)
For all other programmes (excluding students from CIA, SEEMS, TUM ASIA
and WLC)
25 to 27 August 2016 (Thursday to Saturday)
More details on the SIT Student Orientation Camp will be sent to students’
SIT email accounts at a later date.
3.9
SIT CARNIVAL
2016
The SIT Carnival 2016 is a celebration of SIT’s vibrant and dynamic student culture.
It brings together SIT students, alumni and their families for a fun-filled day of games,
refreshments, songs and dance. This event not only provides entertainment for all, but
is also an opportunity for students and their families to mingle and interact with SIT
faculty and staff. Families can participate in student activities and catch a glimpse of
SIT student life while freshmen learn more about various clubs, including those in the
performing arts, sports and special interest groups.
27 August 2016 (Saturday)
Invitations and programme details will be emailed to students’ SIT email accounts at
a later date.
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
4.1
ACADEMIC
CALENDAR
The Academic Calendars for the AY2016/17 intake are as follows:
University
ANNEX
Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)
A1
Singapore Institute of Technology – DigiPen Institute of Technology (SIT-DP)
A2
Singapore Institute of Technology – Massey University (SIT-MU)
A3
Singapore Institute of Technology – Trinity College Dublin (SIT-TCD)
A4
Singapore Institute of Technology – University of Glasgow (SIT-UofG)
A5
Newcastle University (NU)
A6
TUM Asia (TUM)
A7
University of Glasgow (UofG)
A8
DigiPen Institute of Technology (DP)
A9
Trinity College Dublin (TCD)
A10
The Glasgow School of Art (GSA)
A11
University of Liverpool (UoL)
A12
Wheelock College (WLC)
A13
The Culinary Institute of America (CIA)
A14
4.2
REGISTRATION
SYSTEM
A. STUDENTS PURSUING DEGREE PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY SIT
Students pursuing SIT-conferred degree programmes are required to register for
modules via the Module Registration System ( Student Portal > Academic Matters
> Module Registration & Add/Drop). Students reading some programmes will have
modules pre-registered by the university, subject to conditions set by programme
directors. Guidelines on module registration may be found in the Academic Guide
( Student Portal > Homepage).
B.STUDENTS PURSUING DEGREE PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY OVERSEAS
UNIVERSITIES (OUs)
Students pursuing OU degree programmes are required to register online with the
respective OUs. Email notifications will be sent out by each OU with instructions on how
to access and navigate the online registration system. Certain degree programmes may
call for online registration of modules via the university online portal.
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
4.3
ACADEMIC GUIDE
(APPLICABLE TO
SIT-CONFERRED
DEGREES ONLY)
4.4
CHANGE
IN DEGREE
PROGRAMME
The Academic Guide ( Student Portal > Homepage) aims to allow students pursuing
SIT-conferred degrees to familiarise themselves with the academic structure, credit
system, registration of modules, examination related matters, etc., at SIT.
Note: Students pursuing degree programmes offered by the OU will be given a separate
handbook by the respective universities.
Students who wish to transfer to another degree programme in SIT are required to submit
the following documents to the Registrar’s Office (email to: [email protected])
within the stipulated period during which students are allowed to formally apply for the change:
• A scanned copy of the duly completed Change of Programme form (located in the
Student Portal)
• Polytechnic Diploma Transcript or GCE A-Level results or equivalent
• Latest results of the current degree programme in SIT
All transfers will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Applicants may be required to
undergo an interview to assess their suitability for the new programme.
The stipulated period for applying for a change in degree programme varies for students
enrolled in the degree programmes of the following Overseas Universities:
• All degree programmes in DigiPen Institute of Technology, Singapore
• The three Marine degree programmes from Newcastle University
• Mechanical Design Engineering and Mechatronics from the University of Glasgow
MOE Tuition Grant Subsidy
Students who had received the MOE Tuition Grant for their previous SIT degree
programmes will be eligible for a Tuition Grant of up to a normal degree programme
duration for their new SIT programme, less the number of semesters/trimesters of
Tuition Grant received for their previous SIT programme.
Please refer to the SIT website for the most up-to-date information on Change of
Degree Programme.
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
4.5
MAXIMUM
CANDIDATURE
The maximum candidature for a programme is the normal candidature plus two years.
Students who exceed the normal candidature period will be subjected to the fees listed
in the table below.
Maximum Candidature Period
Normal candidature
1st year extension
2nd year extension
Subsidised fees for Singapore Citizens
(SC), Singapore Permanent Residents and
International Students* on MOE Tuition
Grant (TG) scheme
Subsidised fees for students on MOE
TG scheme
Non-subsidised fees
Applicable for CPF Education Scheme,
Tuition Fee Loan (TFL) and Study Loan
(SL) if receiving MOE TG but capped at
the quantum for SC under the respective
schemes
Only TFL and SL are applicable and capped at the quantum
for SC under the respective schemes
Non-subsidised fees for students not on MOE TG scheme
*For international students, this applies from AY2015 cohort onwards.
4.6
LEAVE OF
ABSENCE/
MEDICAL LEAVE
OF ABSENCE
Students may choose to apply for leave of absence due to medical or personal reasons
subject to the maximum candidature period permitted by SIT. First-year students or
re-admitted students will not be granted Leave of Absence (LOA) during the first semester/
trimester of their course of studies except in the case of unforeseen medical conditions.
Only LOA taken for personal reasons is counted towards the maximum candidature
period. SIT will review all applications on a case-by-case basis.
Students are required to pay non-refundable Miscellaneous Fees at the start
of every academic year. Students who apply for LOA after matriculation or
registration but before the commencement of the semester/trimester will still
be liable to pay these fees.
Students who apply for leave of absence after the second week of a semester/trimester
will be liable to pay tuition fees for the entire semester/trimester.
PROCESS FOR APPLICATION OF LOA OR MEDICAL LOA
a. Students must submit the online LOA Application via the Student Portal:
• For students in OU programmes: ( Acad Matters > LOA/Withdrawal Application)
•For students in SIT degree programmes: ( Administrative Matters > LOA/
Withdrawal Application)
b. An interview with the student will be arranged. The student is required to download the
LOA form via the Student Portal and submit the completed form during the interview.
c. For Medical LOA, students must submit medical certification from a recognised
healthcare provider.
d. A letter confirming the student’s LOA application outcome will be sent to the student
and SIT will contact the student before the LOA expires to confirm the student’s
resumption of studies.
e. Students who resume their studies are required to submit a medical certificate/or
personal statements as required by SIT.
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
DURATION OF LOA
Overseas University Partner
Duration of LOA
NU, UofG, TCD, GSA, UoL, WLC and CIA
One year
TUM, DP
One semester
SIT-conferred Degree Programme
Duration of LOA
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering
(Building Services)
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering
(Land)
Master of Engineering Technology in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering
(Building Services)
Master of Engineering Technology in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Land)
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Pharmaceutical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Information and Communications Technology
(Information Security)
Up to one year
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Information and Communications
Technology (Software Engineering)
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Telematics (Intelligent Transportation
Systems Engineering)
Bachelor of Accountancy with Honours
Bachelor of Hospitality Business with Honours
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Diagnostic Radiography
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Occupational Therapy
One year
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Radiation Therapy
Joint Degree Programme
Duration of LOA
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Systems Engineering
(ElectroMechanical Systems) – offered by SIT-DP
Up to one year
Bachelor of Food Technology with Honours – offered by SIT-MU
Bachelor in Science (Diagnostic Radiography) – offered by SIT-TCD
Honours Degree in Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy – offered by SIT-TCD
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Nursing – offered by SIT-UofG
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One year
ACADEMIC MATTERS
4.7
SHORT LEAVE
(APPLICABLE TO
SIT-CONFERRED
DEGREES ONLY)
Short leave is only applicable to students who are pursuing SIT-conferred degree
programmes and who need to be absent during academic term. Students are advised
to familiarise themselves with the types of short leave that they could apply for via the
Student Portal ( Administrative Matters > Short Leave Application).
Students must apply for short leave or medical leave via Student Portal if they are
going to miss the following activities in their course of study:
a. Lessons (lectures, tutorial classes, laboratories, etc.).
b. Continual assessments (quizzes, tests, etc.).
c.Examinations.
d. Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP).
e. Any other occasions where attendance is compulsory (field trips, etc.).
TYPES OF SHORT LEAVE
i. Compassionate Leave
Students can apply for Compassionate Leave in the event of the demise of an immediate
family member. Immediate family members include grandparents, parents, spouse and
children. The student must submit a copy of the death certificate as soon as possible.
Absence from school within seven days of the event and on the day of the funeral will
be accepted as valid absence on compassionate grounds.
ii. Sick Leave
Students can apply for sick leave if they are medically unfit to attend classes. The student
must submit a Medical Certificate (MC) within the next 7 days via Student Portal. The
MC must be issued by a medical practitioner/dentist registered with the Singapore
Medical/Dental Council and should cover the period of sick leave. Late submissions will
not be accepted unless there are extenuating circumstances.
a. Sick Leave for examination
The above regulation is also applicable to any student who is medically
unwell and absent from an examination. However, the student must submit
the MC within two working days from the date of the missed examination
In the event of serious sickness or hospitalisation, family members can
submit the MC/doctor’s letter to Registrar’s Office during office hours
or a scanned copy of the document via email to [email protected].
Failure to do so or late submissions will not be accepted unless there are
extenuating circumstances.
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
iii. Volunteer Leave
Students are encouraged to participate in community events or voluntary work organised
by SIT student bodies or external agencies during their term break instead of term time.
If leave is required during term time, students can apply for Volunteer Leave and submit
a copy of the documentary proof no later than seven working days in advance of such
leave. The Volunteer Leave is subject to the Programme Director’s approval. Students
on IWSP should seek their company supervisor’s agreement before applying for leave
via the Student Portal.
iv. External Activity Leave
Students who need to represent SIT or Singapore in institutional, national or international
competitions or performances during term time can apply for External Activity Leave.
Students must submit a copy of the documentary proof no later than seven working
days in advance of such leave.
External Activity Leave is subject to the Programme Director’s approval. Students on
IWSP should seek their company supervisor’s agreement before applying for leave via
the Student Portal.
4.8
WITHDRAWAL
FROM SIT
Students who have not matriculated
Students who have not completed their matriculation and wish to withdraw from SIT
must state their reason(s) for withdrawal in an e-mail to the Admissions Division.
Students who have matriculated
a. Students must submit the online Withdrawal Application form via the Student Portal
• For students in OU programmes: ( Acad Matters > LOA/Withdrawal Application)
•
For students in SIT degree programmes ( Administrative Matters > LOA/
Withdrawal Application)
b.An exit interview with the student will be arranged where he/she is required to
download the Withdrawal form from the Student Portal and submit the completed
form during the exit interview.
c. A letter confirming the withdrawal from SIT will be sent to the student.
d. Students must return their matriculation card to the Registrar’s Office.
e. Students with an Undergraduate Concession Card will not be eligible for
concessionary travel upon withdrawal from SIT. However, the card can still be
used to pay for transportation needs at adult fares for a period of four months
before expiry. Students may request for a refund of the card’s remaining value
upon surrendering it at any Transitlink Ticket Office or Transitlink Concession Card
Replacement Office.
f. Students holding a Student Pass issued by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority
(ICA) must surrender it to ICA within seven days upon termination of study.
Note: Students who leave SIT either through a withdrawal of their own accord, or
termination of candidature by SIT after the second week of a semester/trimester, will be
liable to pay tuition fees for the entire semester/trimester.
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CO-CURRICULAR ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMES &
RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT
5.1
OVERSEAS
IMMERSION
PROGRAMME
The Overseas Immersion Programme (OIP) is compulsory for all students pursuing degree
programmes awarded by SIT’s Overseas University (OU) partners. The programme is
designed to provide greater learning experiences for students at their alma mater,
including lectures, hands-on project work, workshops and industry visits. Students will
interact with their university professors and mentors while experiencing life abroad with
their fellow overseas counterparts.
Participation in OIP will be reflected in the student’s Record of Achievement (ROA).
Overseas University Partner
Approximate Duration
Estimated Cost Range (S$)
4 weeks
4,500 - 5,500
TUM Asia
12 - 21 weeks
8,000 - 12,000
4 weeks
4,500 - 5,500
Trinity College Dublin
6 - 9 weeks
6,000 - 9,000
The Glasgow School of Art
3 weeks
4,500 - 5,500
DigiPen Institute of Technology
12 weeks
9,500 - 10,500
University of Liverpool
4 weeks
4,500 - 5,500
Wheelock College
5 weeks
8,000 - 9,000
The Culinary Institute of America
3 weeks
8,500 - 9,500
Note: Costs are estimates and dependent on prevailing currency exchange rates and flight ticket prices.
5.2
OVERSEAS
EXPOSURE
PROGRAMME
The Overseas Exposure Programme (OEP) aims to expose students to industry best
practices, help them gain cross-cultural awareness, and broaden their horizons.
It is an optional component of the SIT-conferred degree programmes.
OEP is programme-specific and usually held over the trimester breaks, lasting for about a week.
Participation in OEP will be reflected in the student’s Record of Achievement (ROA).
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CO-CURRICULAR ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMES &
RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT
The Value-Added Programme (VAP) aims to broaden students’ learning, on top of what
is offered in their degree curriculum, to further prepare them for the working world. The
VAP comprises a wide range of short courses and workshops that are carefully planned
to meet students’ interests as well as help diversify their skills and knowledge. They can
be grouped into four categories: Knowledge Upgrade, Language and Culture, Careers
Headstart or Hobbies and Leisure. VAP classes also offer opportunities for fellow SIT
students from the various degree programmes to learn and work together during
semester or trimester breaks, helping to further enrich their campus life.
5.3
VALUE-ADDED
PROGRAMME
Participation in VAP will be reflected in the student’s Record of Achievement (ROA).
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Intro
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Integrated Thinking for Problem Solving and Decision Making
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Introduction to Korean Language
For more information on VAP, please download the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) here.
5.4
RECORD OF
ACHIEVEMENT
The Record of Achievement (ROA) is a testimony of each student’s significant
achievements, contributions and participation in events.
The ROA captures students’ learning beyond their academic studies and complements
the academic transcript that graduates will submit for employment or other applications.
The ROA also highlights the leadership roles that graduates have taken up as well as
contributions made to SIT and/or to the community. This also includes participation and
completion of the Overseas Immersion Programme, Overseas Exposure Programme or other
courses offered under the Value-Added Programmes, scholarships and awards received.
Students who represent the university in competitions, institutional events or win awards, prizes
and achieve recognition for the university will have their contributions recorded in the ROA.
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Students can view and print out their ROA by accessing the Academic Matters tab in
the Student Portal.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
6.1
TUITION
FEES
TUITION FEES PAYABLE PER YEAR FOR AY2016/17
For a detailed breakdown of tuition fees payable per semester/trimester, please refer to the
Tuition Fees tabs at the respective degree programme pages on SingaporeTech.edu.sg.
For students admitted to SIT in AY2016/17, the annual tuition fees are fixed at the
AY2016/17 rate for the duration of their degree programme.
AY2016/17 TUITION FEES1
(PER ANNUM, S$)
SIT AND
OVERSEAS
UNIVERSITY
PARTNER
Newcastle
University^
2-year
programme
(2 semesters
per year)
SUBSIDISED TUITION FEES
DEGREE PROGRAMME
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in
i. Chemical Engineering
ii. Electrical Power Engineering
iii. Marine Engineering^
iv. Mechanical Design and Manufacturing
Engineering
v. Naval Architecture^
vi. Offshore Engineering^
SINGAPORE SINGAPORE
PERMANENT
CITIZENS
RESIDENTS
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
(INCLUSIVE
OF GST)
NONSUBSIDISED
FEES
(INCLUSIVE
OF GST)
10,260
20,200
27,285
37,557
10,260
20,200
27,285
37,557
10,260
20,200
27,285
37,557
DigiPen Institute
of Technology
4-year programme
(2 semesters
per year)
Bachelor of Science in
i. Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive
Simulation
ii. Computer Science and Game Design
iii. Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Art and
Animation
iv. Bachelor of Arts in Game Design
10,650
21,000
28,312.20
39,162
Trinity College
Dublin
1-year programme
(2 semesters
per year)
Bachelor in Science
i. Occupational Therapy
ii. Physiotherapy
iii. Radiation Therapy
15,450
30,600
41,195
50,076
SIT-Trinity
College Dublin
1-year programme
(2 semesters
per year)
Bachelor in Science (Diagnostic Radiography)
15,450
30,600
41,195
50,076
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Food &
Human Nutrition
TUM Asia
2.5/3-year#
programme
(2 semesters
per year)
University
of Glasgow
2-year programme
(2 semesters
per year)
i. Chemical Engineering
ii. Electrical Engineering & Information
Technology
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in:
i. Aeronautical Engineering
ii Aerospace Systems
iii. Mechanical Design Engineering
iv. Mechatronics
Bachelor of Science with Honours in
Computing Science
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University of
Liverpool
3-year programme
(2 semesters
per year)
Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Criminology
and Security
10,260
20,200
27,285
37,557
Wheelock College
2-year programme
(2 semesters
per year)
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education
10,260
20,200
27,285
37,557
The Culinary
Institute of
America
2-year programme
(2 semesters
per year)
Bachelor of Professional Studies in Culinary
Arts Management
12,360
23,500
32,528
43,977
Bachelor of Arts with Honours in
i. Communication Design
ii. Interior Design
10,260
20,200
27,285
37,557
The Glasgow
School of Art
2-year
programme
(3 semesters
per year)
Students who are required to undergo Newcastle University’s bridging programmes are required to pay an additional
fee of S$1,712 (inclusive of GST) to SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
^
#
Students with relevant diplomas will go through a two-and-a-half-year programme (five semesters). Students with
non-relevant diplomas/A-Levels/other qualifications will go through a three-year programme (six semesters).
a. Tuition fees are locked in for the normal candidature of study of each degree programme.
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b. Students requiring more semesters of study to complete their programme of study should refer to
section 4.5 - Maximum Candidature on the implications to the tuition fees payable.
c. All amounts quoted for subsidised Singapore Citizen and Singapore Permanent Resident students are exclusive of
GST, as GST on tuition fees will be subsidised by MOE.
d. For subsidised international students and students paying non-subsidised fees, GST on the tuition fee is to be
borne by the student. All amounts quoted for these students are inclusive of GST, with the exception of the fee per
credit rate (where the GST is not included, but which will be included in the fee billing).
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These SIT/joint degree programmes are conducted in trimesters (three trimesters a year). The tuition fees for each
trimester are charged by the total credits of modules registered in the trimester. Credits of exempted modules are
counted towards the total credit requirement but will not be included in the credit charge.
The total programme fees indicated in the following table are based on a student fulfilling the total credit requirement
without credit exemption.
SIT/JOINT
DEGREE
PROGRAMME
UNIVERSITY
PROGRAMME FEES (S$)
SUBSIDISED FEES
TOTAL CREDIT
REQUIREMENT
(3 TRIMESTERS
PER YEAR)
SIT
Bachelor of
Engineering with
Honours in Sustainable
Infrastructure
Engineering
(Building Services)
Bachelor of
Engineering with
Honours in Sustainable
Infrastructure
Engineering (Land)
SIT
Master of Engineering
Technology
in Sustainable
Infrastructure
Engineering (Building
Services)
Master of Engineering
Technology
in Sustainable
Infrastructure
Engineering (Land)
SIT
SIT
SIT
Bachelor of Engineering
with Honours in
Pharmaceutical
Engineering
with Honours in
Information and
Communications
Technology
(Information Security)
with Honours in
Information and
Communications
Technology
(Software Engineering)
with Honours in
Telematics (Intelligent
Transportation Systems
Engineering)
3-year
programme
of 180 credits
SINGAPORE PERMANENT
RESIDENTS
CITIZENS
Per credit
rate is 133
Per credit
rate is 262
Total:
23,940
Total:
47,160
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
NONSUBSIDISED
FEES
Per credit
rate is 330
Per credit
rate is 490
Total:
63,558
(with GST)
Total:
94,374
(with GST)
Applicants will pay the prevailing rates
at the time of acceptance to programme.
1-year
programme
of 60 credits
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
CPF Education Scheme does not apply.
Per credit
rate is 133
Per credit
rate is 262
Total:
31,920
Total:
62,880
Per credit
rate is 133
Per credit
rate is 262
Total:
31,920
Total:
62,880
Per credit
rate is 133
Per credit
rate is 262
Total:
31,920
Total:
62,880
Per credit
rate is 330
Per credit
rate is 490
Total:
84,744
(with GST)
Total:
125,832
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 330
Per credit
rate is 490
Total:
84,744
(with GST)
Total:
125,832
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 330
Per credit
rate is 490
Total:
84,744
(with GST)
Total:
125,832
(with GST)
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SIT
SIT
SIT
SIT
SIT
SIT-DigiPen
Institute of
Technology
Bachelor of Science with
Honours in Diagnostic
Radiography
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
Bachelor of Science
with Honours in
Occupational Therapy
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
Bachelor of Science
with Honours in
Radiation Therapy
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
Bachelor of Accountancy
with Honours
3-year
programme
of 180 credits
Bachelor of Hospitality
Business with Honours
3-year
programme
of 180 credits
with Honours in
Systems Engineering
(ElectroMechanical
Systems)
Bachelor of Food
Technology with
Honours
SIT-Massey
University
SIT-Trinity
College Dublin
SIT-University
of Glasgow
1
Honours Degree in
Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Science with
Honours in Nursing
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
4-year
programme
of 240 credits
2-year
programme
of 120 credits
Per credit
rate is 151
Per credit
rate is 295
Total:
36,240
Total:
70,800
Per credit
rate is 151
Per credit
rate is 295
Total:
36,240
Total:
70,800
Per credit
rate is 151
Per credit
rate is 295
Total:
36,240
Total:
70,800
Per credit
rate is 151
Per credit
rate is 295
Total:
27,180
Total:
53,100
Per credit
rate is 151
Per credit
rate is 295
Total:
27,180
Total:
53,100
Per credit
rate is 177.50
Per credit
rate is 350
Total:
42,600
Total:
84,000
Per credit
rate is 170
Per credit
rate is 336.67
Total:
40,800
Total:
80,800
Per credit
rate is 170
Per credit
rate is 336.67
Total:
40,800
Total:
80,800
Per credit
rate is 170
Per credit
rate is 336.67
Total:
20,400
Total:
40,400
Per credit
rate is 375
Per credit
rate is 555
Total:
96,300
(with GST)
Total:
142,524
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 375
Per credit
rate is 555
Total:
96,300
(with GST)
Total:
142,524
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 375
Per credit
rate is 555
Total:
96,300
(with GST)
Total:
142,524
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 375
Per credit
rate is 555
Total:
72,225
(with GST)
Total:
106,893
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 375
Per credit
rate is 555
Total:
72,225
(with GST)
Total:
106,893
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 441
Per credit
rate is 608.75
Total:
113,248.80
(with GST)
Total:
156,327
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 425
Per credit
rate is 585
Total:
109,140
(with GST)
Total:
150,228
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 425
Per credit
rate is 585
Total:
109,140
(with GST)
Total:
150,228
(with GST)
Per credit
rate is 425
Per credit
rate is 585
Total:
54,570
(with GST)
Total:
75,114
(with GST)
a. Tuition fees are locked in for the normal candidature of study of each degree programme.
b. Students requiring more semesters of study to complete their programme of study should refer to section 4.5 Maximum Candidature on the implications to the tuition fees payable.
c. All amounts quoted for subsidised Singapore Citizen and Singapore Permanent Resident students are exclusive of
GST, as GST on tuition fees will be subsidised by MOE.
d.For subsidised international students and students paying non-subsidised fees, GST on the tuition fee is to be
borne by the student. All amounts quoted for these students are inclusive of GST, with the exception of the fee per
credit rate (where the GST is not included, but which will be included in the fee billing).
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6.2
MISCELLANEOUS
FEES
In addition to the tuition fees, students are required to pay miscellaneous fees. These
annually recurring fees are non-refundable. They help to meet the costs of providing
amenities, copyright, insurance, student activities, library, sports, IT, laboratory/studio
facilities as well as academic-related services, and are payable at the beginning of
each academic year.
Nationality
*Miscellaneous Fees for AY2016/17 after subsidy from SIT
(Fees quoted are inclusive of GST) (S$)
Singapore Citizens
262.15
Singapore Permanent Residents
315.65
International Students
347.75
Students are liable to pay Miscellaneous Fees even if they:
a.decide to withdraw, or apply for leave of absence from SIT after matriculation or registration, but prior to
commencement of the semester/trimester; OR
b.have their candidature terminated by SIT.
*Miscellaneous Fees are subject to revision each year.
6.3
NOTES ON
PAYMENT
OF FEES
a. Students who do not sign the Tuition Grant (TG) agreement or who are not eligible
for the TG will have to pay non-subsidised tuition fees.
b. Fees (tuition fees and compulsory miscellaneous fees) are payable by students on a
semester/trimester basis regardless of whether they are on the Overseas Immersion
Programme etc., or otherwise during the semester/trimester.
c. National Servicemen, whose enrolment in SIT is delayed by one or two years because
of their National Service commitments, are allowed to delay payment of their
subsidised tuition fees by one or two years. The fees payable will depend on the year
during which they had first accepted a place in SIT. For example, if they were offered
admission in AY2014 and had accepted the offer, they shall pay the subsidised tuition
fees applicable for AY2014 when they join SIT in AY2016. If they had re-applied for a
new programme in AY2015, they are still required to pay the subsidised tuition fees
applicable for AY2014 regardless of the outcome of the 2nd application.
d. If fees are not paid, or are only partially paid by the due date indicated in the bill,
a late payment fee will be stipulated. The current late payment fee is charged at
S$50. For students whose fees remain in arrears, SIT reserves the right to take
further action if deemed necessary.
e. Students who fail to pay tuition fees in time/whose fees remain in arrears will be
subjected to the following consequences:
•Denial of login access to Student Portal or campus network; or
•Not allowed to register for modules; and/or
•Barred from classes; and/or
•Results/transcript/certificates and/or degree parchment will not be released
to students; and/or
•Request for student status/conferment letter being denied; and/or
•Request by prospective employer(s) to verify graduated student’s transcript/
certificate being denied; and/or
•Candidature of study being terminated.
f. Fee Advices/Tax Invoices will be sent to the student’s official SIT email account.
g. All students are requested to pay their fees through Interbank GIRO.
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6.4
INCIDENTAL/
ADMINISTRATIVE
FEES
The tables below show the list of additional fees that students may incur during their
course of study.
For all students
Description
Fees (S$)
Payment Reference Code
Change of programme (per application)
16.05
RO900CP
Courier of degree certification (per application)
10.70
RO700D
Replacement of matriculation card (per application)
32.10
RO110MC
For students pursuing a degree programme offered by SIT
The following administrative fees will apply to students studying in degree programmes conducted by SIT.
Description
Fees (S$)
Payment Reference Code
Review of examination result (per module)
10.70
RO200E
Re-print of degree certification (per application)
85.60
RO300C
Re-print of transcript (per application)
10.70
RO400T
Re-sit examination (per module)
80.25
RO100R
Note:
a. Fees stated are inclusive of 7% GST, are non-refundable and subject to change.
b. The above fees can be paid via the payment modes indicated on the Payment of Fees page on the SIT website.
c. Figures are correct as at April 2016.
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6.5
PAYMENT
OF FEES
TYPES OF FEES
a. Tuition fees: Students are required to make payment for tuition fees on a semester/
trimester basis. Tuition fees are chargeable even if students are on Overseas
Immersion Programme (OIP) or Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP) during
the semester/trimester.
b. Miscellaneous fees: Payable by students at the beginning of each academic year.
c. Late payment fee: All students are required to make full payment by the payment
due date indicated on the Fee Advice/Tax Invoice.
A one-time late payment fee of S$50 will be imposed if fees are not paid or are
only partially paid by the due date.
d. Other fees: There may be other ad-hoc fees chargeable and students will be
informed separately.
Students who wish to apply for financial assistance schemes would need to adhere to
the application deadlines stated in the SIT website. Any amount that cannot be drawn
from the financial assistance agencies successfully (e.g. CPF Board, PSEA, MENDAKI,
Tuition Fee Loan and Study Loan accounts, etc.) will be collected from the students
via GIRO deduction. Any excess payment will be utilised to offset future semester/
trimester fees. Request for refund is subject to approval on a case-by-case basis.
The Fee Advices/Tax Invoices on tuition and miscellaneous fees are sent via email
to students’ SIT email accounts. Students are encouraged to check their SIT email
accounts regularly to view the Fee Advices/Tax Invoices.
Any disagreement or clarification on the amount billed should be raised as soon as
possible upon receipt of the Fee Advice/Tax Invoice. The amount billed shall be
deemed correct and final 30 days after the date of the Fee Advice/Tax Invoice, and
appeal for any adjustments to billing will not be entertained.
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PAYMENT MODES
i. Interbank GIRO
a. All students are required to participate in the Interbank GIRO Scheme for payment of
fees. The Interbank GIRO application can be submitted online (applicable to DBS and
POSB Internet Banking Account Holders) or via manual form.
b. For online Interbank GIRO application, students are required to submit their
applications through the DBS or POSB Internet Banking Portal.
c. For manual GIRO application, students are required to send a completed GIRO form
(download) and a photocopy of their bank book/statement (for verification of bank
account information) to the following address:
SIT@Dover
10 Dover Drive
Singapore 138683
Attention: Finance Division (Accounts Receivable)
d. The GIRO deduction date will be stated on the Fee Advice/Tax Invoice. Students
are to maintain sufficient funds in their bank accounts on the GIRO deduction date.
Unsuccessful GIRO deductions will be subject to a late payment fee.
e. Students have to arrange for alternative payment modes if their GIRO applications are
not approved before the GIRO collection date (7th and 23rd of the month, whichever
is applicable). Please see sections ii to vii for other payment modes.
f. Refund of any excess fees paid by students will be made to the GIRO deduction bank
account where monies are successfully collected.
ii. Cheque/Cashier’s order/money order
All payments in cheque/cashier’s order/money order should be drawn from a bank in
Singapore and in Singapore Dollars. It should be crossed and made payable to: Singapore
Institute of Technology.
For identification purposes, students should indicate their full name, NRIC and contact
number at the back of the cheque/cashier’s order/money order before mailing it to the
following address:
SIT@Dover
10 Dover Drive
Singapore 138683
Attention: Finance Division (Accounts Receivable)
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iii. NETS
NETS payment is only available at the SIT Student Services Centre (SSC) located at
SIT@Dover and the respective SIT@Poly buildings.
Students need to be mindful of their personal daily NETS transaction limit before making
payment via NETS.
iv. DBS/POSB internet banking
For payment through DBS/POSB internet banking, please make payment to:
Bank Account Name: Singapore Institute of Technology
Bank Account No.: 003-910561-4
Bank Name: DBS Bank Ltd
Payment Detail: [Fee Advice/Tax Invoice No. or other relevant billing reference.]
v. Online payment using debit/credit card
Students can pay by debit/credit card through SIT’s online payment portal. The web link to
this online payment portal can be found in the SIT Fee Advice/Tax Invoice email or in the
Student Portal ( Financial Matters > View Fee Advice).
For any technical problems encountered in using the SIT online payment portal, please email
[email protected] for assistance.
vi. Payment through telegraphic transfer
For payment through telegraphic transfer, please make payment to:
Bank Account Name: Singapore Institute of Technology
Bank Account No.: 003-910561-4
Bank Name: DBS Bank
Bank Address: 6 Shenton Way, DBS Building, Singapore 068809
Bank Code: 7171
Branch Code: 003
Swift Code: DBSSSGSG
Payment Detail: [Fee Advice/Tax Invoice No. or other relevant billing reference.]
Please note that all bank charges incurred shall be borne by the payer.
vii. Payment through AXS station
Payment of tuition fees and other fees can be made at any AXS machine island-wide.
The detailed steps on making payment via the AXS station are as follows:
Step 1: Select “Education”
Step 2: Select “Singapore Institute of Technology”
Step 3: Select the category of fee payment - “Tuition Fees/Annual Fees/Registration Fees,
Late Payment Fees, Application Fees, Withdrawal Fees, Student Activities, Others”
Step 4: Enter payment details (e.g. Student Name/Matric No./NRIC No./Invoice No., etc.)
Step 5: Click on “Continue” to proceed to make your ATM payment
Step 6: You will see a final screen confirming your payment details. Click on “Pay By”
icon to proceed
Step 7: Collect/Retain receipt after transaction has been made
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6.6
MOE TUITION
GRANT SUBSIDY
The Tuition Grant Scheme was introduced by the Government to subsidise the high
cost of tertiary education in Singapore. SIT students who are awarded the Tuition
Grant will pay the subsidised tuition fees as shown on the Tuition Fees page.
Who is eligible to apply?
The Tuition Grant is extended to SIT students who are Singapore Citizens (SC) and
Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR). For International students (IS), only those from
AY2015 cohort onwards are eligible to apply.
SC/SPR/IS students who had received Tuition Grant for studies of degree programmes
from NUS, NTU, SIT, SMU, SUTD, UniSIM, LASALLE or NAFA, will be eligible for
Tuition Grant up to normal programme duration at SIT less the number of semesters/
trimesters of Tuition Grant received at their previous university.
Students who had fully utilised their Tuition Grant for studies for degree programmes at
the above mentioned will have to pay non-subsidised fees for their entire programme
at SIT.
Tuition Grant service obligation
Only SPR and IS students are required to sign a Tuition Grant Agreement and are
required to work for a Singapore-based company for a period of three years upon
graduation.
There is no service obligation for SC students.
Note: SPR and IS students who do not sign the Tuition Grant Agreement will pay nonsubsidised fees.
How to apply?
Application for Tuition Grant is done during matriculation.
a. SC students
SC students are required to download and complete the “Declaration For Tuition
Grant Eligibility” Form from the Student Portal ( Matriculation > MOE Tuition Grant).
The completed signed form is to be uploaded to the Student Portal by 30 June 2016.
b. SPR and IS students
SPR and IS students will need to apply at MOE TGonline website (please refer to the
Application Guide) from 15 to 22 July 2016. The students will then sign the Tuition
Grant Agreement at a Tuition Grant signing ceremony on 11 August 2016. Each
student will need to bring along two sureties for the signing ceremony. The sureties
must be above 21 and below 65 years of age and must not be undischarged bankrupts.
Details will be sent to the students’ SIT and personal email accounts, nearer to the date.
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Detailed information on Tuition Grant
a. Please refer to MOE TGonline website, and the “FAQs” under “Grant Information”
for important details.
b. You may also contact the MOE Tuition Grant Unit for clarifications:
6.7
SKILLSFUTURE
CREDIT
Tuition Grant Unit
Higher Education Division
Office Tower Level 15
Ministry of Education, Singapore
1 North Buona Vista Drive
Singapore 138675
Tel: +65 6872 2220
Fax: +65 6776 8609
[email protected]
SKILLSFUTURE
SkillsFuture is a national movement to enable all Singaporeans to develop to their
fullest potential throughout life, regardless of their starting point. It aims to help
people develop skills relevant to the future and foster a culture of lifelong learning.
SKILLSFUTURE CREDIT
The SkillsFuture Credit consists of an initial amount of S$500 that is given to all
Singapore Citizens (SCs), aged 25 and above. SkillsFuture Credit can be used to pay
for work skills-related courses (on top of existing course fee subsidies provided by the
Government) to deepen skills in existing fields or broaden horizons in areas outside of
current fields of work.
These credits will not expire and the government will provide periodic top-ups, so
students may accumulate their credit.
Please visit the SkillsFuture Credit Course Directory to view all the eligible SIT-conferred
degree programmes.
For more information, please visit the SkillsFuture Credit website. Please click here for
frequently asked questions (FAQs).
To find out how to navigate the SkillsFuture Credit portal, please click here for the
videos and user guides.
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6.8
FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
SCHEMES
SIT is committed to an admission policy that strives to ensure students (particularly SCs
and SPRs) are not denied admission because of financial difficulties. SIT’s Admissions
Division administers various financial assistance schemes to help meet the educational
expense needs of as many eligible students as possible. To find out more about the
financial assistance schemes available, please refer to the SIT website.
Instructions on access to application forms and procedures can be found at the
SIT website. Please note that application for these schemes must be done within the
stipulated deadlines.
Scheme
Citizenship
Amount (S$)
Help to Cover
Up to 90% of subsidised tuition fees
payable by SCs
Tuition Fees
10% of subsidised tuition fees
payable by SCs
Tuition Fees
3,600 per academic year
Living Allowance
SC/SPR/IS2
Up to 100% of subsidised tuition
fees payable; up to 40% of the CPF
member’s Ordinary Account
Tuition Fees
SC/SPR
Up to 80% of full cost of the OIP
payable by SCs OR Up to 40% of full
cost of OIP payable by SPRs
Overseas Immersion
Programme
Loans
Tuition Fee Loan (TFL)
SC/SPR/IS2
SIT Study Loan (SL)
SC/SPR/IS
CPF Education Scheme3
Overseas Student
Programme Loan
2
Bursaries/Grants
A-REIT Bursary*
SC
Abwin Study Grant*
SC
ATEO Bursary*
SC
SC/PR
CDC/CCC Bursary
SC
Choo Chiau Beng Bursary*
SC
SC/PR
Drilmaco Bursary*
SC
EMS Energy Bursary*
ALL
Feinmetall Bursary*
SC
Foong Family Bursary*
SC
GIC Sparks Study Grant*
SC
Goh Bee Gah Bursary*
SC
Buddhist Compassion Relief
Tzu-Chi Foundation Bursary*
Dou Yee Enterprises Bursary*
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Tuition Fees and/or
Living Allowance
Goh Family Bursary*
SC
Goh Foundation Bursary*
SC
Home-Fix Bursary*
SC
SC/PR
Hwa Study Grant*
SC
ICH Gemini Bursary*
SC
JCS-Echigo Study Grant*
SC
JSP Study Grant *
SC
Jeffrey Khoo Bursary*
SC
Keppel Study Grant*
SC
Kevin Liang Bursary*
SC
Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho
Temple Bursary*
SC
Lo Hock Ling Bursary*
SC
Low Ming Wah Study Grant*
SC
Malayan Daching Bursary*
SC
Mapletree Bursary*
SC
Mun Siong Bursary*
SC
MOE Bursary
SC
1,300 or 2,600 per academic year
SC/PR
Ocean Tankers Bursary*
SC
Perfect Team Engineering Bursary*
SC
Q’son Kitchen Equipment Bursary*
SC
Rotary Club of Jurong Town Bursary*
SC
SC/PR
SC (Eurasian/Indian
/Malay)
SC (Hokkien only)
SC/PR
Hotel 81 - Choo Chong Ngen
Bursary*
Ngee Ann Kongsi Bursary*
Samwoh Corporation Bursary*
Silent Minority Compassionate
Bursary*
Singapore Leong Khay Huay Kuan
Bursary*
SIT Bursary*
Tuition Fees and/or
Living Allowance
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Sivadas-HEB Education Fund*
SC/PR
Steel.sg Study Grant*
SC
The Applied Materials Bursary*
SC
Teo Sie Lee Bursary*
SC
TAK Bursary*
SC
Tech Metal Bursary*
SC
The Lions Community Service
Foundation Emergency Grant*
ALL
The Singapore Ireland Fund Overseas Immersion Program Grant*
SC
SC/Malaysian
Wong Family Bursary*
SC
Wong Kwok Leong Bursary*
SC
SC/Malaysian
ALL
Up to 10,000 per academic year
SC
SC
Thye Hong Study Grant*
Xiao De (孝德) Bursary*
Xiao De (孝德) Emergency Fund*
Yangzheng Foundation Bursary*
Yeakin Study Grant*
Tuition Fees and/or
Living Allowance
Others
Post-Secondary
Education Account (PSEA)
Mendaki Tertiary
Tuition Fee Subsidy (TTFS)
SC
SC
payable by SCs, subject to availability
of funds in the PSEA
On a reimbursement basis;
subject to availability of
funds in the PSEA
payable by SCs (only for Malay
undergraduates receiving MOE
Tuition Grant)
Tuition Fees
Overseas Immersion
Programme
Tuition Fees
* Bursaries and Study Grants made possible by philanthropic support.
2
Only International Students (IS) receiving the MOE Tuition Grant are eligible to apply; full-fee paying students are not
automatically eligible to apply for the TFL/SL/CPF Education Scheme.
3
The CPF Education Scheme is a loan scheme which enables members to use CPF savings from their Ordinary Account
to pay for their children’s, spouses’ or their own tuition fees. The CPF Board will only consider the use of CPF savings
of siblings or relatives on a case-by-case basis. Students have to repay the amount withdrawn plus interest, in cash,
subsequently into the payer’s Ordinary Account. Repayment commences one year after students graduate or leave
the tertiary institution.
This scheme covers full-time subsidised programmes at approved local educational institutions and is for the
payment of MOE-subsidised tuition fees only, i.e. CPF savings cannot be used for tuition fees in the 1st or 2nd
extended year of candidature (beyond normal candidature) and/or any semester/trimester where the tuition
fees are not subsidised by MOE. This scheme does not cover miscellaneous or other fees.
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6.9
SCHOLARSHIPS
SIT believes in cultivating future leaders for Singapore’s growing industries. The
university believes in creating opportunities for students to develop and achieve
their goals. With this vision in mind, SIT is making a substantial investment in its own
scholarships which aim to recognise young individuals for their academic excellence,
robust co-curricular record and strong leadership qualities. SIT Scholars are expected
to contribute to the SIT community and be responsible global citizens.
Applications are open for the following SIT Scholarships:
• SIT Mid-Term Scholarship
• SIT Final-Year Scholarship
SIT MID-TERM SCHOLARSHIP
SIT FINAL-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP
Coverage
• Tuition fees based on the prevailing cost of the degree programme for
Singapore Citizens
• Other miscellaneous fees
Degree Programme
SIT-conferred degree programme or joint
degree programme
All OU degree programmes
Eligibility
• SC or SPR
• SC or SPR
• Outstanding academic results
• Outstanding academic results
• Strong leadership qualities
• Strong leadership qualities
• Good CCA records
• Good CCA records
• Completed 60 credits
• Entering final year of degree programme
HOW TO APPLY
July
Meet eligibility
criteria
August
Submit application via
scholarship portal and
upload all requested
supporting documents
September
Shortlisted
applicants
invited for
interviews
Final
outcome of
scholarships
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BOND-FREE SCHOLARSHIPS SUPPORTED BY DONORS
The following bond-free scholarships have been established at SIT, thanks to gifts
from private donors who wish to encourage SIT students to strive for the highest
academic excellence:
• Baker Tilly TFW Scholarship
• Choo Chiau Beng Overseas Immersion Programme Scholarship
• ECM Libra Foundation Scholarship
• Foo Kon Tan Scholarship
• Howe Yoon Chong PSA Scholarship
• Kewalram Chanrai Group Scholarship
• KKH Scholarship
• Lim Siah Mong Scholarship
• McLink Scholarship
• Nexia TS Public Accounting Corporation Financial Scholarship
• RSM Singapore Financial Scholarship
• Safety Systems Engineering Scholarship
• Teknor Apex Asia Pacific Financial Scholarship
• Temasek Education Foundation (TEF) Sunburst Scholarship
• Wilmar Scholarship
EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS
SIT has a close symbiotic relationship with its industry partners. Together with industry
partners, government agencies and organisations, SIT has been bringing opportunities
to deserving undergraduates through scholarships and sponsorships.
The university’s industry partners also benefit from a world-class tertiary education by
sending their employees to SIT to upgrade their skills and gain new knowledge.
For an extensive list of external scholarships and how to apply, students may refer to the
External Scholarships page on the SIT website.
For the most up-to-date information on scholarships, please visit
SingaporeTech.edu.sg.
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HEALTH & INSURANCE
7.1
MEDICAL
COVERAGE
All matriculated students enjoy group insurance coverage. The maximum annual coverage
for Group Hospitalisation and Surgical Insurance is currently S$30,000. Room and board
is in the B1 category for Government and Restructured Hospitals. Students may make
claims for follow-up treatment up to 90 days after discharge.
Students are also covered under the Group Personal Accident Insurance scheme where
accidental death or permanent disablement is currently covered at S$30,000. Medical
expenses incurred for each accident are covered at a maximum of S$5,000 and treatment
expenses may be claimed up to one year from the date of the accident.
More information is available in the Student Portal:
7.2
HEALTHCARE
BENEFITS
•
For students in OU programmes:
Health & Insurance > Insurance
•
For students in SIT-conferred degree programmes:
Health & Insurance > Insurance
Administrative Matters >
The following healthcare providers have agreed to provide discounted rates for
consultation fees for outpatient medical treatment. They are:
a. Fullerton Healthcare
b. Healthway Medical
c. MHC Asia (MHC Medical Centre Amara outlet only)
d.
Raffles Medical Group
Students may choose a clinic nearest to them from Fullerton Healthcare, Healthway
Medical, MHC Medical Centre Amara outlet or Raffles Medical Group for their
convenience. A comprehensive list of all the clinics available island-wide can be found
in the Student Portal:
•
For students in OU programmes:
Health & Insurance > Healthcare Benefits
•
For students in SIT-conferred degree programmes:
Health & Insurance > Healthcare Benefits
Administrative Matters >
Please note that consultation fees differ for each healthcare group. Students must
produce their SIT matriculation card during registration to enjoy discounted rates.
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STUDENT LIFE @ SIT –
8.1
STUDENT LIFE
DIVISION
The Student Life Division integrates, engages and enriches students through universitywide events. The division is committed to providing opportunities for students to
assume leadership roles, serving and leading in sports, creative arts and community
involvement activities. Through these activities, Student Life Division aims to develop
character, maturity and versatility in SIT students, helping them to grow as individuals.
Students who help organise key events or represent SIT in competitions will have their
contributions and accomplishments recorded in their SIT Record of Achievement (ROA).
For enquiries, students may email [email protected].
8.2
SIT STUDENT
MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEES
The Student Management Committees (SMCs) work towards a common goal – to
integrate students from the various degree programmes into one big SIT Family. They
do this through meaningful, lively events and activities, either through their degree
programme or university-wide.
The SMCs also represent the student population and facilitate communication with
faculty and the university’s senior management with the aim of bringing about a positive
student learning experience.
More information is available at the Student Life website.
8.3
STUDENT
CLUBS
SIT has a range of clubs that bring about student engagement across all programmes.
These clubs help students to interact and collaborate with their peers, develop valuable
life skills, establish connections with industry partners and contribute to the community.
The student clubs are grouped into three clusters: Sports, Arts & Culture and Special
Interest.
Below are the student clubs at SIT:
Sports & Martial Arts
Special Interest
Aikido
Dragon Boat
Table Tennis
Adventure
Investment & Commerce
Archery
Floorball
Tchoukball
Community Service
Japanese
Badminton
Football
Tennis
Entrepreneurship
Maritime Youth Club
Baseball
Futsal
Ultimate Frisbee
Geek
NERF
Basketball
Netball
Volleyball
Gourmet
Photography
Bowling
Rock Climbing
Horse Riding
Rotaract
Canoe
Rugby
Infinity
Scuba Diving
Capoeira
Running
Information Systems Audit
and Control Association
(ISACA)
SIT Institute of Engineers
Singapore (SIT-IES)
Cue Sports
Silat
Inline Skating
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Arts & Culture
A capella
DanceSport
Muzeka
Soul Extreme
(Dance)
Vocalist Insight
SoundBox
More information on these student clubs can be found at the Student Life website.
Students are encouraged to join an SMC or a Student Club. They can also take the initiative to start a new club or
interest group to enrich their experiences beyond the classroom.
INTERNATIONAL/INTER-VARSITY GAMES
Students from the various sports clubs who display outstanding qualities of leadership and competitive spirit may be
selected to represent SIT at the following sporting events:
a. Singapore University Games (SUniG)
b. Institute-Varsity-Polytechnic Games (IVP)
c. ASEAN University Games (AUG)
d. World University Games and Championships
Participants will have their accomplishments recorded in their SIT ROA. More information on the sporting events can be
found at Singapore University Sports Council.
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8.4
STUDENT
SUPPORT
a. STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Student Life Division carries out student experience surveys to receive feedback from
students on their learning experiences as part of an ongoing cycle of review and
evaluation.
b. SENIOR MANAGEMENT DIALOGUES
Senior Management Dialogues provide an engaging platform for students and the
management of SIT to discuss challenges and share success stories. These dialogue
sessions are targeted at freshmen from the various degree programmes.
c. COUNSELLING SERVICES
Professional counselling services are offered to SIT students. These services are free
and confidential.
Email [email protected] to make an appointment.
You can also call SIT’s 24hr Helpline at 9336 0159.
OPERATING HOURS
Monday Thursday
8:30am - 6:00pm
Last Appointment is at 5:00pm
Friday
8:30am - 4:30pm
Last Appointment is at 3:30pm
These services are available at SIT@Dover, Student Life Office, Podium B, Level 1.
d. DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES
The Student Care team is committed to providing students with equal
opportunities to participate in a rich and vibrant student life at SIT. The team
helps to ensure that students with special education needs (SEN) have full
access to a holistic and fulfilling tertiary education.
Student Care works with faculty and students with SEN to have access to
appropriate academic support, as well as source for financial assistance for
Assistive Technology devices.
In addition, there are campus educational activities to increase awareness
and knowledge of SEN to promote peer support and create a more inclusive
environment at SIT.
Students who would like to request for support or have questions about
disability services may approach Disability Support Services, which is located at
SIT@Dover, Student Life Office, Podium B, Level 1.
Student Care Officers: 38
Ms. Melissa Zehnder
[email protected]
Ms. Irene Koh
[email protected]
Student Care Ms. Joanna Yee
Administrative Support: [email protected]
Contact No: +65 6592 1191
More information is available at Disability Support Services on our website.
CAREER SERVICES
9.1
CAREER
SERVICES
DIVISION
While looking for a job may be simple, choosing a career is not. The SIT Career Services
team is a team of professionals dedicated to providing students with the resources they
need for career selection and development to set their career path in motion. They will
be the connection between students and professional life.
9.2
SERVICES
CAREER COACHING
Students can explore options when they begin their career search with the personalised
guidance of an experienced Career Coach (CC) at Career Services.
CAREER SUCCESS WORKSHOPS
Students can join the Career Success Workshops and enhance their cover letter
and resume-writing abilities, interview techniques, networking skills and job
search strategies.
LINKEDIN WORKSHOPS
To optimise visibility of their online profiles and improve their career prospects, students
may attend LinkedIn workshops. The workshops provide students with tips on how to
optimise the use of LinkedIn.
COMPANY VISITS
Students have opportunities to tour companies, interact with potential employers and
learn about the companies’ work cultures, recruiting processes and career opportunities.
RECRUITMENT TALKS
Students can attend Recruitment Talks on campus and find out more about career
opportunities directly from potential employers. These talks are also a platform for
students to find out more about the companies, as well as understand their requirements
and recruiting processes to get a headstart in the recruitment process.
NETWORKING EVENTS
Networking is key to career success. Students can make headway in their career
progression by actively participating in various SIT networking events such as the annual
Career Nexus event.
SIT CAREER PORTAL
The SIT Career Portal allows students to perform the following tasks:
• Craft resumes and cover letters using templates and examples in Resume Builder
• Submit resumes to a CC for review
• Prepare for job interviews with the Interview Prep tool
• Apply for jobs through the Opportunity Dashboard
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CAREER SERVICES
9.3
INTEGRATED
WORK STUDY
PROGRAMME
Career Services also supports students and engages with employers for the
Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP), which is a distinctive feature of SIT-conferred
degree programmes.
Details are available on the IWSP page on SIT website.
(APPLICABLE TO SITCONFERRED DEGREES ONLY)
9.4
ENQUIRIES
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For enquiries, please call 6592 8150 or email [email protected].
For more information, visit http://www.singaporetech.edu.sg/career-services/sit-career-services.
COMPUTER ACCOUNT & IT SERVICES
10.1
IT USER
AGREEMENT
POLICY
AND USAGE
AGREEMENT
Students are given access to the Student Portal and their own email accounts. They are
encouraged to change their passwords every 90 days.
All formal correspondences about student academic matters must be communicated
through SIT email accounts. Where applicable, matters relating to course curriculum
may be communicated via email accounts issued by the respective overseas university
partners. Students are encouraged to check their SIT email accounts regularly to stay
up-to-date on important information.
All views stated through the use of any of the above channels do not represent the
views of SIT.
Any material protected by copyright must not be copied except as specifically stipulated
by the owner of the copyright or otherwise permitted by copyright law. Students should
download and read the Acceptable Use Policy for IT Resources.
For enquiries, please email the Communications and Information
Technology (CIT) Division.
10.2
SOFTWARE
LICENCES
All students will be offered the following Microsoft products during their time of study
with SIT:
a. Microsoft Office 2016, Microsoft Office 2013 or Microsoft Office 2010
b. Microsoft Office for Mac 2016 or Microsoft Office for Mac 2011
c. Microsoft Windows 10, Microsoft Windows 8.1 or Microsoft Windows 7 Instructions for
downloading are available here.
PLEASE NOTE:
a. Before downloading any Microsoft Products, students are required to read and familiarise themselves with
the Microsoft Product List and Product Use Rights.
b. A specific product key will be emailed to students during the downloading process. Students are to retain
the product key email for future reference as they will be required to pay a fee to Microsoft to retrieve lost
product keys.
c. Upon registration on the download page, students will be given a period of 31 days to complete the download
(or 24 months, if they opt for the Extended Access Guarantee by paying a fee). Students are to keep the
downloaded installation package for future re-installation. IT Helpdesk does not have access to students’
individual product keys. In the event that product keys are misplaced, students have to contact OnTheHub
directly for assistance.
d. Upon completion of study at SIT, students may keep the software. However, should a student terminate his/
her studies prematurely, he/she is required to uninstall all applications downloaded from his/her personal
computer according to the Microsoft Student Licence Agreement.
e. For any technical issues, please select Help or Contact us. Alternatively, queries may be sent to:
[email protected]
To start downloading, go to Student Portal:
• For students in OU programmes: My Files > Microsoft Products
• For students in SIT-conferred degree programmes: Administrative Matters > My Files > Microsoft Products
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GUIDELINES & POLICIES
11.1
STUDENT
DRESS CODE
AND CONDUCT
Students must be properly attired and should conduct themselves appropriately at all times.
Students should not wear revealing attire such as singlets, miniskirts, or clothing that could
be deemed offensive to others. Appropriate foot wear should be worn at all times, especially
during laboratory sessions. Students are not allowed to eat and drink (except for bottled
water) in lecture theatres, seminar rooms, laboratories and during examinations. Smoking is
strictly prohibited on campus.
11.2
STUDENT
DISCIPLINE AND
DISCIPLINARY
PROCEEDINGS
SIT takes a serious view of students’ misconduct and has the right to take appropriate
disciplinary action against students. For information on the specific provisions as to
offences, penalties, and disciplinary procedures, please click here.
SIT wishes to highlight the following points:
a. The proceedings apply to every student from the time of his/her admission either
as a full-time or part-time student for any degree or certificate of SIT or SIT’s overseas
university partners or as a non-graduating student in any programme conducted by
SIT until:
•the student is awarded the degree or certificate for which he/she is a candidate;
• the student ceases to be a student due to withdrawal or termination of candidature;
•in the case of a non-graduating student, the completion of the study for the
programme which the student is enrolled in; or withdrawal from the programme.
b. Academic offences will be governed by the regulations and policies of the
respective Overseas University (OU) whose programme the student is enrolled in.
In the case of students who are reading SIT-conferred degree programmes; SIT
academic rules and regulations apply.
c. Students will also be governed by both SIT’s and Polytechnic’s regulations and
policies for the use of SIT’s and Polytechnic’s facilities in which the programme of
study is being conducted.
Students are strongly encouraged to familiarise themselves with the university regulations
during their term with SIT.
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GUIDELINES & POLICIES
11.3
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY
Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) is a publicly-funded institution. The functions
and objectives of the university are to provide project work and studies to students. All
rights, titles and interests in any intellectual property developed by students in the course
or furtherance of their project work and studies shall vest in and belong to SIT. Such
intellectual property may include, but not be limited to, copyright, trademarks, patents,
trade secrets, registered designs, layout-design of integrated circuits, databases, etc.
Recordings of selected SIT-conferred degree programme lectures will be made
available for ease of reference. Recorded lectures can be accessed via the SIT Learning
Management System. Copyright to the recorded lectures belong solely to SIT. These
recordings shall not be circulated nor used for any other purposes.
If students are making a personal recording of the lecture, they are to make sure that
they have obtained prior written consent from their lecturers and comply with all laws
and policies relating to the protection of personal data (See Personal Data Protection
Policy below).
For more information on copyright and the rules governing copyright issues in SIT,
please click here.
11.4
PERSONAL DATA
PROTECTION
POLICY
SIT values the privacy of its students and is committed to protecting their personal
information.
When students provide their personal data to SIT, they are consenting to SIT’s Personal
Data Protection Policy, which details how the university collects and handles such data,
in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (Act 26 of 2012).
Should students have any questions, feedback or concerns relating to SIT’s Personal
Data Protection policy, they may contact the university’s Data Protection Officer
at [email protected].
11.5
GRIEVANCES
SIT is committed to service excellence. Students who wish to share and escalate any
grievances may do so through SIT Student Counsellors.
Students may email the Student Counselling team at [email protected]
to arrange for an appointment. Counsellors will discuss these issues in confidence.
Find out more information on SIT’s Student Grievance Policy in the Student Portal:
•For students in OU programmes:
Guides & Policies > Student Grievance Policy
• For students in SIT-conferred degree programmes:
& Policies > Student Grievance Policy
Administrative Matters > Guides
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OUR SIT BUILDINGS
12.1
OUR SIT
BUILDINGS
SIT adopts a distributed campus model, with an SIT building situated within the
grounds of each of the five local polytechnics. Each SIT@Poly Building houses SIT’s
overseas university partners, who offer their degree programmes. This model allows
for greater synergy and efficiency by giving SIT students greater access to existing
resources within each polytechnic.
The SIT-conferred degree programmes (with the exception of the Hospitality Business
degree programme) are offered at SIT@Dover, which also houses administrative offices
and student-related facilities.
SIT@NP Building
SIT@RP Building
SIT@NYP Building
537 Clementi Road
Singapore 599493
Republic Polytechnic
43 Woodlands Avenue 9
Singapore 737729
Nanyang Polytechnic
172A Ang Mo Kio Ave 8
Singapore 567739
Nearest MRT Station:
(beside Blk Q of NYP campus)
Nearest MRT Stations:
Clementi (EW23)
Dover (EW22)
Bus Services: 52, 61, 74,
75, 151, 154, 184
Woodlands (NS9)
Bus Services: 169, 902*
(weekdays 0730 hrs
to 1000 hrs)
SIT@SP Building
SIT@Dover
SIT@TP Building
10 Dover Drive
Singapore 138683
Temasek Polytechnic
Blk 29B Tampines Ave 1
Singapore 528694
510 Dover Road
Singapore 139660
Dover (EW22)
Bus Services:
33, 196
44
One-North (CC23)
Buona Vista (EW21)
Bus Services:
97, 197, 198, 963, 963E
Yio Chu Kang (NS15)
Bus Services:
45, 50, 72, 159, 265
Tampines (EW2)
Bedok (EW5)
Bus Services:
8, 15, 23, 69, 518
OUR SIT BUILDINGS
12.2
SIT STUDENT
SERVICES
CENTRE (SSC)
An SIT Student Services Centre (SSC) is set up at SIT@Dover and every SIT@Poly Building
as a resource centre where students can access a wide range of services.
The SSC, which provides consultation services on student and alumni administrative
matters, aims to enhance the SIT student experience.
Services provided at SSCs
Application
and Submission
• Submission of documents required for overseas trips such as the Overseas
Immersion Programmes (OIP)
• Submission of application forms and supporting documents, for the application
of Financial Assistance and Scholarships
• Application of Student Withdrawal and Leave of Absence
• Application of Value-Added Programmes
• Submission of Assignments
• Change/Update of Personal Information
Payment
• Payment of all fees
Collection
• Collection of matriculation card
• Collection of Undergraduate Concession Card
• Collection of T-shirts, prizes, certificates, etc.
General Services
and Other Enquiries
• Requests for career counselling
• Enquiries on Internships and Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP)
• Replacement of matriculation card: Lost/Damage
• Requests for Record of Achievement (ROA) (applicable to Alumni)
• Requests for counselling services
Others
• Each SSC is also equipped with a self-service workstation that is available for
students to access SIT’s various online information and services
SSCs are located at SIT@Dover and SIT@Poly Buildings:
SSC@Dover (Level 2, Podium B, SIT@Dover)
SSC@NP (Level 9, SIT@NP Building)
SSC@NYP (Level 7, SIT@NYP Building)
SSC@RP (Level 9, SIT@RP Building)
SSC@SP (Level 6, SIT@SP Building)
SSC@TP (Level 5, SIT@TP Building)
Operating hours for SSCs:
9:00am to 5:00pm (Monday - Friday)
The SSCs will be closed on Saturday, Sunday as well as Public Holidays
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OUR SIT BUILDINGS
The following is a list of the abbreviations of campus facilities used by the university:
a. LT - Lecture Theatre;
b. SR - Seminar Room;
c. DR - Discussion Room; and
d. MR - Meeting Room.
THIS INDICATES FLOOR LEVEL
SEMINAR ROOM,
LOCATED AT LEVEL 5,
AND IS IDENTIFIED AS
ROOM B
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THIS REFERS TO THE
THIS REFERS TO THE
TYPE OF ROOM
IDENTIFIED ROOM
HANGING DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE
WALL-MOUNTED
DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE
ANNEX A1
SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2016/17 INTAKE
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services)
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Land)
Master of Engineering Technology in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services)
Master of Engineering Technology in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Land)
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Pharmaceutical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Information and Communications Technology (Information Security)
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Information and Communications Technology (Software Engineering)
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Telematics (Intelligent Transportation Systems Engineering)
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Diagnostic Radiography
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Occupational Therapy
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Radiation Therapy
Bachelor of Accountancy with Honours
Bachelor of Hospitality Business with Honours
ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2016/17
Trimester 1
(5 Sep 2016 - 13 Dec 2016)
Trimester 2
(9 Jan 2017 - 19 Apr 2017)
Trimester 3
(8 May 2017 - 16 Aug 2017)
Study Weeks
5 Sep 2016 - 16 Oct 2016
Recess Week
17 Oct 2016 - 23 Oct 2016
Study Weeks
24 Oct 2016 - 4 Dec 2016
Exam Period
5 Dec 2016 - 13 Dec 2016
Trimester Break
14 Dec 2016 - 8 Jan 2017
Study Weeks
9 Jan 2017 - 19 Feb 2017
Recess Week
20 Feb 2017 - 26 Feb 2017
Study Weeks
27 Feb 2017 - 9 Apr 2017
Exam Period
10 Apr 2017 - 19 Apr 2017
Trimester Break
20 Apr 2017 - 7 May 2017
Study Weeks
8 May 2017 - 18 Jun 2017
Recess Week
19 Jun 2017 - 25 Jun 2017
Study Weeks
26 Jun 2017 - 6 Aug 2017
Exam Period
7 Aug 2017 - 16 Aug 2017
Trimester Break
17 Aug 2017 - 3 Sep 2017
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ANNEX A2
SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2016/17 INTAKE
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Systems Engineering (ElectroMechanical Systems)
Fall 2016
Spring 2017
Summer 2017
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Orientation - First Year Students
18 Aug 2016 - 24 Aug 2016 (excluding weekends) &
29 Aug 2016 - 2 Sep 2016
Classes Begin
5 Sep 2016
Final Exams
12 Dec 2016 - 16 Dec 2016
Semester Ends
16 Dec 2016
Winter Break
19 Dec 2016 - 2 Jan 2017
Classes Begin
3 Jan 2017
Final Exams
10 Apr 2017 - 14 Apr 2017
Semester Ends
14 Apr 2017
Intersession
15 Apr 2017 - 1 May 2017
Classes Begin
2 May 2017
Final Exams
7 Aug 2017 - 11 Aug 2017
Semester Ends
11 Aug 2017
ANNEX A3
SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MASSEY UNIVERSITY
Bachelor of Food Technology with Honours
Trimester 1
(5 Sep 2016 - 13 Dec 2016)
Trimester 2
(9 Jan 2017 - 19 Apr 2017)
Trimester 3
(8 May 2017 - 16 Aug 2017)
Study Weeks
5 Sep 2016 - 16 Oct 2016
Recess Week
17 Oct 2016 - 23 Oct 2016
Study Weeks
24 Oct 2016 - 4 Dec 2016
Exam Period
5 Dec 2016 - 13 Dec 2016
Trimester Break
14 Dec 2016 - 8 Jan 2017
Study Weeks
9 Jan 2017 - 19 Feb 2017
Recess Week
20 Feb 2017 - 26 Feb 2017
Study Weeks
27 Feb 2017 - 9 Apr 2017
Exam Period
10 Apr 2017 - 19 Apr 2017
Trimester Break
20 Apr 2017 - 7 May 2017
Study Weeks
8 May 2017 - 18 Jun 2017
Recess Week
19 Jun 2017 - 25 Jun 2017
Study Weeks
26 Jun 2017 - 6 Aug 2017
Exam Period
7 Aug 2017 - 16 Aug 2017
Trimester Break
17 Aug 2017 - 3 Sep 2017
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ANNEX A4
SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN
Bachelor in Science (Diagnostic Radiography)
Semester 1
Sep 2016 - Dec 2016
Term Break
Dec 2016 - Jan 2017
Semester 2
Jan 2017 - Jun 2017
Apr 2017 - May 2017 (Overseas Immersion Programme)
Honours Degree in Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy
Trimester 1
(5 Sep 2016 - 13 Dec 2016)
Trimester 2
(9 Jan 2017 - 19 Apr 2017)
Trimester 3
(8 May 2017 - 16 Aug 2017)
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Study Weeks
5 Sep 2016 - 16 Oct 2016
Recess Week
17 Oct 2016 - 23 Oct 2016
Study Weeks
24 Oct 2016 - 4 Dec 2016
Exam Period
5 Dec 2016 - 13 Dec 2016
Trimester Break
14 Dec 2016 - 8 Jan 2017
Study Weeks
9 Jan 2017 - 19 Feb 2017
Recess Week
20 Feb 2017 - 26 Feb 2017
Study Weeks
27 Feb 2017 - 9 Apr 2017
Exam Period
10 Apr 2017 - 19 Apr 2017
Trimester Break
20 Apr 2017 - 7 May 2017
Study Weeks
8 May 2017 - 18 Jun 2017
Recess Week
19 Jun 2017 - 25 Jun 2017
Study Weeks
26 Jun 2017 - 6 Aug 2017
Exam Period
7 Aug 2017 - 16 Aug 2017
Trimester Break
17 Aug 2017 - 3 Sep 2017
ANNEX A5
SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Nursing
Trimester 1
(5 Sep 2016 - 13 Dec 2016)
Trimester 2
(9 Jan 2017 - 19 Apr 2017)
Trimester 3
(8 May 2017 - 16 Aug 2017)
Study Weeks
5 Sep 2016 - 16 Oct 2016
Recess Week
17 Oct 2016 - 23 Oct 2016
Study Weeks
24 Oct 2016 - 4 Dec 2016
Exam Period
5 Dec 2016 - 13 Dec 2016
Trimester Break
14 Dec 2016 - 8 Jan 2017
Study Weeks
9 Jan 2017 - 19 Feb 2017
Recess Week
20 Feb 2017 - 26 Feb 2017
Study Weeks
27 Feb 2017 - 9 Apr 2017
Exam Period
10 Apr 2017 - 19 Apr 2017
Trimester Break
20 Apr 2017 - 7 May 2017
Study Weeks
8 May 2017 - 18 Jun 2017
Recess Week
19 Jun 2017 - 25 Jun 2017
Study Weeks
26 Jun 2017 - 6 Aug 2017
Exam Period
7 Aug 2017 - 16 Aug 2017
Trimester Break
17 Aug 2017 - 3 Sep 2017
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ANNEX A6
NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Chemical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Electrical Power Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Marine Engineering*
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Naval Architecture*
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Offshore Engineering*
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Food & Human Nutrition
Semester 1
(26 Sep 2016 - 27 Jan 2017)
Semester 2
(30 Jan 2017 - 9 Jun 2017)
(Examination Resits)
Classes
26 Sep 2016 - 16 Dec 2016
Study Break
17 Dec 2016 - 8 Jan 2017
Classes
9 Jan 2017 - 13 Jan 2017
Examination
16 Jan 2017 - 27 Jan 2017
Classes
30 Jan 2017 - 24 Mar 2017
Study Break
25 Mar 2017 - 23 Apr 2017
Classes
24 Apr 2017 - 19 May 2017
Examination
22 May 2017 - 9 Jun 2017
21 Aug 2017 - 1 Sep 2017
*Bridging course will take place from 13 Jun to 2 Sep 2016 for required students. Students must pass the bridging
course prior to admission into NU Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture or Offshore Engineering degree programme.
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ANNEX A7
TUM ASIA
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering & Information Technology
Orientation
Semester 1
(1 Aug 2016 - Jan 2017)
Semester 2 (Jan 2017 - Jul 2017)
29 Jul 2016
Classes
1 Aug 2016 - 15 Dec 2016
Exams: after completion of each module
Study Break
16 Dec 2016 - 2 Jan 2017
Supplementary Exams
3 Jan 2017 onwards
Classes
For Chemical Engineering:
End of Jan 2017 - Jul 2017
For Electrical Engineering and
Information Technology:
End Jan 2017/Early Feb 2017 - Jun 2017
Exams: after completion of each module
Study Break
Jun 2017 - Jul 2017 (TBC)
Supplementary Exam
Early Jul 2017 - Mid Jul 2017 (TBC)
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ANNEX A8
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Aeronautical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Aerospace Systems
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Design Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechatronics
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Computing Science
Start of Bridging Modules
29 Aug 2016
Start of Academic Year
12 Sep 2016
Start of Semester 1
19 Sep 2016
Revision and Examination
(for Aeronautical Engineering, Aerospace
Systems, Mechanical Design Engineering,
Mechatronics only, Computing Science does
not have exams in Semester 1)
5 Dec 2016 - 16 Dec 2016
End of Semester 1
16 Dec 2016
Christmas Break
19 Dec 2016 - 6 Jan 2017
Start of Semester 2
9 Jan 2017
Spring Break
27 Mar 2017 - 14 Apr 2017
Start of Revision
17 Apr 2017
Examination
24 Apr 2017 - 19 May 2017
End of Semester 2
26 May 2017
Examination Resits
31 July 2017 - 18 Aug 2017
End of Academic Year
8 Sep 2017
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ANNEX A9
DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Game Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Art and Animation
Bachelor of Arts in Game Design
Fall 2016
Spring 2017
Summer 2017
Orientation - First Year Students
18 Aug 2016 - 24 Aug 2016 (exclude weekends) &
29 Aug 2016 - 2 Sep 2016
Classes Begin
5 Sep 2016
Final Exams
12 Dec 2016 - 16 Dec 2016
Semester Ends
16 Dec 2016
Winter Break
19 Dec 2016 - 2 Jan 2017
Classes Begin
3 Jan 2017
Final Exams
10 Apr 2017 - 14 Apr 2017
Semester Ends
14 Apr 2017
Intersession
15 Apr 2017 - 1 May 2017
Classes Begin
2 May 2017
Final Exams
7 Aug 2017 - 11 Aug 2017
Semester Ends
11 Aug 2017
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ANNEX A10
A1 - A13
TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN
Bachelor in Science (Occupational Therapy)
Semester 1
Sep 2016 - Dec 2016
Term Break
Dec 2016 - Jan 2017
Semester 2
Jan 2017 - Jun 2017
Jan 2017 - Feb 2017 (Overseas Immersion Programme )
Bachelor in Science (Physiotherapy)
Semester 1
Sep 2016 - Dec 2016
Term Break
Dec 2016 - Jan 2017
Semester 2
Jan 2017 - Jun 2017
Mar 2017 - May 2017 (Overseas Immersion Programme)
Bachelor in Science (Radiation Therapy)
Semester 1
Sep 2016 - Dec 2016
Sep 2016 - Nov 2016 (Overseas Immersion Programme)
Term Break
Dec 2016 - Jan 2017
Semester 2
Jan 2017 - Jun 2017
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ANNEX A11
A1 - A13
THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART
Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Communication Design
Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Interior Design
Induction Week
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
14 Sep 2016 - 16 Sep 2016
Classes
19 Sep 2016 - 16 Dec 2016
Reading Week
31 Oct 2016 - 4 Nov 2016
Classes
9 Jan 2017 - 24 Mar 2017
Reading Week
13 Feb 2017 - 17 Feb 2017
Classes
17 Apr 2017 - 16 Jun 2017
Term Time Holidays and Important Dates, 2016/17
GSA’s Winter Break
GSA’s Spring Break
Overseas Immersion Programme
Degree Show
Graduation
Monday, 19 Dec 2016 - Friday, 6 Jan 2017 (inclusive)
Monday, 27 Mar 2017 - Friday, 14 Apr 2017 (inclusive)
Please refer to the website
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ANNEX A12
A1 - A13
UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Criminology and Security
Welcome Week
Semester 1
Semester 2
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19 Sep 2016 - 23 Sep 2016
Week 1 - 12
26 Sep 2016 - 16 Dec 2016
Christmas Break
19 Dec 2016 - 6 Jan 2017
Assessment Period
9 Jan 2017 - 27 Jan 2017
Week 1 - 9
30 Jan 2017 - 31 Mar 2017
Easter Break
3 Apr 2017 - 21 Apr 2017
Week 10 - 12
24 Apr 2017 - 12 May 2017
Assessment Period
15 May 2017 - 2 Jun 2017
ANNEX A13
A1 - A13
WHEELOCK COLLEGE
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education
(Class of 2018 – Juniors)
July Semester
January Semester
WLC Student Orientation
20 Jun 2016 - 23 Jun 2016
July Semester Term 1
27 Jun 2016 - 5 Aug 2016
Break
8 Aug 2016 - 14 Aug 2016
15 Aug 2016 - 7 Oct 2016
Vacation
10 Oct 2016 - 1 Jan 2017
January Semester Term 1
3 Jan 2017 - 10 Feb 2017
Break
13 Feb 2017 - 19 Feb 2017
20 Feb 2017 - 13 Apr 2017
(Class of 2017 – Seniors)
July Semester
January Semester
Vacation
18 Apr 2016 - 22 May 2016
Residential Pre-trip Summer
Immersion Camp
26 May 2016 - 27 May 2016
Summer Immersion Program 2015
17 Jun 2016 - 22 Jul 2016
Break
25 Jul 2016 - 14 Aug 2016
15 Aug 2016 - 7 Oct 2016
Vacation
10 Oct 2016 - 1 Jan 2017
3 Jan 2017 - 10 Feb 2017
Break
13 Feb 2017 - 19 Feb 2017
20 Feb 2017 - 13 Apr 2017
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ANNEX A14
A1 - A13
THE CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
Bachelor of Professional Studies in Culinary Arts Management
Pre-semester
(only applicable for those who are
required to do top-up modules
during pre-semester)
Block 0.1.1
1 Aug 2016 - 19 Aug 2016
Year 1
Semester 1
Block 1.1.1
23 Aug 2016 - 9 Sep 2016
Block 1.1.2
13 Sep 2016 - 30 Sep 2016
Block 1.1.3
4 Oct 2016 - 21 Oct 2016
Block 1.1.4
25 Oct 2016 - 11 Nov 2016
Block 1.1.5
15 Nov 2016 - 2 Dec 2016
Break 1
3 Dec 2016 - 2 Jan 2017
Block 1.2.1
3 Jan 2017 - 20 Jan 2017
Block 1.2.2
23 Jan 2017 - 10 Feb 2017
Block 1.2.3
14 Feb 2017 - 3 Mar 2017
Block 1.2.4
7 Mar 2017 - 24 Mar 2017
Block 1.2.5
27 Mar 2017 - 13 Apr 2017
Break 2
14 Apr 2017 - 23 Apr 2017
Year 1
Semester 2
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ANNEX A14
A1 - A13
Year 2
Semester 1
Year 2
Semester 2
Block 2.1.1
Overseas Immersion Programme
24 Apr 2017 - 12 May 2017
Break 3
13 May 2017 - 22 May 2017
Block 2.1.2
23 May 2017 - 9 Jun 2017
Block 2.1.3
12 Jun 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
Block 2.1.4
4 Jul 2017 - 21 Jul 2017
Block 2.1.5
24 Jul 2017 - 11 Aug 2017
Break 4
12 Aug 2017 - 27 Aug 2017
Block 2.2.1
28 Aug 2017 - 15 Sep 2017
Block 2.2.2
19 Sep 2017 - 6 Oct 2017
Block 2.2.3
9 Oct 2017 - 27 Oct 2017
Block 2.2.4
31 Oct 2017 - 17 Nov 2017
Block 2.2.5
21 Nov 2017 - 8 Dec 2017
Break 5
9 Dec 2017 - 1 Jan 2018
Block 2.2.6
2 Jan 2018 - 11 May 2018
Break 6
12 May 2018 - 20 May 2018
Block 2.2.7
21 May 2018 - 1 Sep 2018
Public Holidays, 2016/17
Hari Raya Haji
Deepavali
Chinese New Year
Good Friday
Labour Day (Holiday)
Vesak Day (Holiday)
Hari Raya Puasa
Monday, 12 Sep 2016
Saturday, 29 Oct 2016
Friday, 27 Jan 2017 - Monday, 30 Jan 2017 (Half day on Fri 27th, Full day on Mon 30th)
Friday, 14 Apr 2017
Monday, 1 May 2017
Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Monday, 26 Jun 2017
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Career Guidance, Career Events and
Integrated Work Study Programme
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