Prospectus - SekolahSG

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Study in Singapore
2013
International Student
Prospectus
le tuan nam
meylis yapin
Edwin ooi
thet Htet lin Han
Graduate, Class of 2012
Vietnam
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
Banking and Finance
University of London, UK
Graduate, Class of 2012
Indonesia
Bachelor of Business
(Management)
RMIT University, Australia
Student
Malaysia
Bachelor of Science
(Business Administration)
University at Buffalo, The State
University of New York, US
Student
Myanmar
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Business Management
University of Birmingham, UK
www.simge.edu.sg
BrIng out your BeSt at SIM
Why Singapore?
Image courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board
As one of the key hubs of Asia and an important global city,
Singapore offers you a chance to plug into a system that
promotes a progressive, cosmopolitan community and
trains you for future success.
Infrastructure and Accessibility
Hub for Educational Excellence
Vibrant Quality Lifestyle
Education at SIM Global Education (SIM GE) in Singapore is
your gateway to an enriching and fulfilling learning journey
in a nation that believes in investing in education and offers
opportunities in abundance.
Stable Economy
You can hone your skills through practical learning in
Singapore – a reputable financial centre, a key regional
trading centre, the world’s busiest port, and a top location
for international investment.
Probably the most wired country in Asia, with technology
advancements making life simple and efficient, Singapore is
an easy choice for pursuing higher education.
One of Asia’s most modern cities, Singapore embraces
economic progress against the backdrop of age-old
traditions. The nation’s rich multicultural heritage is
highlighted through the various ethnic groups and
professional expatriates living and working here, who add
colour and vibrancy to cosmopolitan Singapore.
The bustle of city life, a thriving arts and cultural scene and
close geographical proximity to the rest of the region make
Singapore a sought-after quality education destination in
the region.
Open House@SIM, Singapore
Held in March and September every year, the Open
House @SIM is an event where you can learn more
about the available diploma, undergraduate and
post-graduate programmes that SIM Global Education
has to offer. Visitors can talk to our course counsellors
and faculty members, and attend programme briefing
sessions or mock lectures to make an informed
decision. There will also be student live performances
and activities; and guided campus tours hosted by our
student ambassadors. Find out which programme can
bring out the best in you!
Visit www.simge.edu.sg/openhouse for updates.
Our student ambassadors will be at the Open House to share their
experiences with you.
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International Student Prospectus 2013
SIngaPore InStItute oF ManageMent (SIM grouP)
Our Vision
Our Quality Policy
To be the Centre of Leadership and Management Excellence;
and the Embodiment of Lifelong Learning.
We are dedicated to continuously improve our services and to
consistently exceed the expectations of our customers.
Our Mission
• Spearhead management thought leadership
• Be the preferred strategic partner of corporations in maximising
return on human capital
• Be the choice provider of continuing education to individuals
• Transform SIM into a regional brand
Our Purpose
• To open doors in life through education opportunities
• To support SIM Group’s social mission
Our Core Values
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Trust and Respect for the Individual
Teamwork
Open and Timely Communication
Performance Excellence
Spirit of Innovative Adventure
Our Culture
An open culture where staff trust and respect each other; embrace
change and seek ways to innovate; learn and work together as a
team.
Our Commitment
To our Members
We care for our members, recognise their importance, and strive to
raise the prestige of their membership.
To our Customers
We value our customers and commit ourselves to actively improve
our services and products.
To our Employees
We care for our people by creating a conducive work environment,
helping them to balance family and work commitments, recognising
their contributions, and developing them to their full potential.
To our Community
We honour our social obligations and pledge to be a good corporate
citizen by always acting professionally and ethically in all matters.
the Singapore institute of management (Sim group) is the
leading provider of higher education and professional training in
Singapore, reputed for its dedication to lifelong learning and high
standards and quality. Founded in 1964 under the initiation of
Economic Development Board to support Singapore’s economic
development, we are today a diverse and vibrant organisation
with a wide range of programmes and services.
We are also a membership-based organisation with more than
38,000 individual and corporate members. Our extensive range of
membership programmes, activities and resources provide an
important nexus for students and members to network and learn.
The SIM Group offers its core services through three educational
brands:
Sim university (uniSim)
SIM University is the only university in Singapore dedicated to
working adults, allowing them to pursue lifelong learning and
higher education while balancing career, family and social
responsibilities. It adopts a flexible and practice-focused learning
approach and offers more than 50 academic programmes in various
disciplines. It has an enrolment of more than 12,000 students.
Eligible Singaporeans and Permanent Residents taking SIM
University’s undergraduate programmes enjoy a government subsidy
of up to 55% of tuition fees. The SIM University Education Fund
has been a Singapore ‘Institution of a Public Character’ (IPC)
since September 2005.
Sim global Education
Students can choose from a wide range of high-quality overseas
degree programmes made available through SIM’s partnership with
established international universities and institutions from the
United Kingdom, United States, Australia and Switzerland. Most of
the students are full-time students, but SIM Global Education also
offers part-time programmes that cater to working adults. Offering
over 50 academic programmes, its enrolment stands at 21,500,
with about 2,500 foreign students.
Sim professional development
About 11,300 professionals benefit annually from the vast selection
of short executive training programmes offered by SIM Professional
Development. Its customised in-company training programmes
help companies optimise effectiveness in various fields of
management and human resource development.
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Our University Partners
Reputable Partners. Top-notch Faculty.
SIM GE collaborates with the finest universities across the globe – Australia, Switzerland, UK and US – to offer you unique
programmes taught by highly qualified and dedicated local and international faculty. Fusing Asian practices with
international perspectives for a truly global outlook, you are sure to gain from the best of all worlds.
Australia
RMIT University
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Over 24,000 SIM-RMIT graduates in 25 years of partnership
One of Australia’s largest and most successful education providers that specialises in a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes
Ranked among the top 10 universities in Australia in the QS World University Rankings 2011
Awarded the prestigious Five QS Stars rating (2011) for excellence in higher education
www.rmit.edu.au
University of Wollongong
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The 2013 Australian Good Universities Guide marks the thirteenth year in a row that UOW has scored five stars in the categories of Getting a Job and Positive Graduate Outcomes
Placed in the top two percent of universities in the world by its performance in the QS World University Rankings 2012 and Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2012
Ranked 33rd in the world (and equal first in Australia) in the Times Higher Education Top 100 Under 50 2012
Only Australian university in 2011 to be awarded the maximum 10 citations for outstanding contributions to student learning by the Australia Learning and Teaching Council
www.uow.edu.au
Switzerland
IMI International Hotel Management Institute Switzerland
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Best Swiss hospitality and tourism practice with British Academic Excellence
Faculty is most highly qualified in its field
Offers many different pathways
Annual visits to IMI by large companies to interview students for job opportunities such as Hyatt, Swissôtel, Mövenpick and Fairmont
www.imi-luzern.com
United Kingdom (UK)
The University of SHEFFIELD
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Ranked 10th in the UK and 97th in the world in the 2011 Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities
Ranked 13th in the UK by Times Higher Education World University Rankings (2011–2012)
Ranked 72th in the world in the 2011 QS World University Rankings
5 Nobel Prize Winners among its staff and alumni
Research partners and clients include Boeing, Rolls Royce, Unilever, GSK and Slazenger
A member of the prestigious Russell Group of Universities
www.sheffield.ac.uk
The University of Warwick
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Ranked 3rd in the Guardian University Ranking 2011
Ranked 6th in Times Good University Guide 2010
Winner of the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education in the UK in 2010
www2.warwick.ac.uk
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University of Birmingham
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Ranked 9th in the UK by the 2011 Economist Rankings
Ranked 22nd in the Times UK Ranking (2011) and 11th in the UK by the Financial Times (2011)
Birmingham Business School is the oldest university institution in the UK to teach business
Programmes are accredited by the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) for high academic standards and commitment to quality
www.bham.ac.uk
University of London
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Established in 1836, the University of London is one of the oldest and biggest Universities in the world
For 154 years, University of London degrees have been accessible to students all over the world through the University of London International Programmes
Today, the University of London International Programmes is truly international in character with over 52,000 students in more than 190 countries
Academic direction for those courses taught at SIM is provided by two of the University’s most prestigious colleges - Goldsmiths and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Notable alumni of the University of London International Programmes include seven Noble Prize winners
www.londoninternational.ac.uk
University of STIRLING
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1st in Scotland for Education in The Times Good University Guide 2012 and The Guardian University Guide 2012
Top 50 in world’s best 100 Universities under 50 years old (The Times Higher Education 100 under 50, 2012)
Voted Scottish University of the Year 2009/2010 by The Sunday Times University Guide and praised for its high quality teaching and distinctiveness
Home to the Institute for Retail Studies, an acknowledged Centre of Excellence whose research has been described as ‘World Leading’
Ranked 1st in Scotland and 8th in the UK in the Times Higher Education World University
Rankings (2011–2012)
www.stir.ac.uk
United States of America (US)
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
• Ranked among the top 30 US public research universities
• 17th among American colleges and universities in percentage of international enrollment
• Accredited by the US Middle States Commission on Higher Education
• 1st public university in New York to be admitted into the Association of American Universities – an association of 61 leading research universities in the United States and Canada
• UB School of Management is accredited by AACSB International – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
www.buffalo.edu
SIM GE also partners the following universities to provide a wide range of programmes, which are eligible to students
residing in Singapore.
• The University of Manchester, UK
• The University of Sydney, Australia
BRING OUT YOUR BEST AT SIM
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vibes – why study at sim global education
SIM Campus Development Master Plan (Artist Impression)
VIBES@SIM – The promise of a holistic
learning experience that ensures success
SIM Global Education Campus
At SIM GE, we know that it takes more than classroom
excellence to inspire our students to succeed. Our
approach towards an all-rounded and holistic education
experience is captured in VIBES@SIM.
The SIM Global Education Campus is a comprehensive lifestyle
campus combining residential, sporting and recreational facilities
for both local and foreign students. The 4.5 hectare hostel
provides accommodation for up to 428 students and has tennis
and futsal courts, gym, outdoor yoga pad and fitness area, as
well as a student’s lounge and dance studio. Themed short-stay
studio apartments are also available for parents.
Vibrancy of Student Life
Blend of Culture
Brace yourself for an exciting campus life beyond the classroom.
With round-the-year student activities from more than 70
student clubs, SIM offers you ample opportunities to pursue
your extra-curricular interests in arts, culture, and sports
and develop personal skills in communication and leadership.
At the same time, we help you to build community bonds and
networks that will benefit you later in life.
With a blend of 40 nationalities from across the globe, SIM
GE’s remarkable global mix of cultural diversities continues to
grow. Providing an excellent platform for cultural exchange
and knowledge sharing, a diverse student population is your
gateway to understanding how the world thinks and relates.
Experience a world-class education and a global mindset in a
location that is the epicentre of buzzing Asia.
Infrastructure + Technology
Education Options
SIM GE ensures that the student-centric campuses are
outfitted with the latest in technology and facilities to
enhance your learning experience. SIM campuses are enabled
with high-speed wireless Internet access and the latest in
technology connecting you to a wealth of information and
online services.
SIM HQ at Clementi
The SIM Headquarters along Clementi Road is SIM’s main
and largest campus. To cater to our fast-growing student
population, SIM has embarked on a $300 million Campus
Development Master Plan to more than double our main
campus over two phases to be completed in 2014. Current
facilities include over 130 lecture theatres, tutorial and
seminar rooms, as well as computer laboratories, a multipurpose hall seating 1,600, a student lounge, study spaces
with open courtyard, a student hub with cyber stations and
a management library. The main campus currently houses
the Tay Eng Soon Library, Singapore’s largest and most
comprehensive management library.
SIM GE offers over 50 full-time and part-time academic programmes
through more than 10 partner universities at master’s, bachelor’s,
graduate diploma and diploma levels – in areas such as applied
science, arts, business, communication, design, finance,
information technology, hospitality, management, nursing, social
sciences and more.
Stability
A 48-year-old heritage… over 115,000-strong alumni… student
enrolment of over 33,500 and more than 1,600 top-notch faculty,
the SIM Group is the premier organisation for higher education and
lifelong learning in Singapore and the region.
Committed to the welfare of every student, SIM GE extends support
to all its students, from financial assistance schemes to counselling
services and structured processes for grievance resolution. SIM GE
also provides a 24-hour medical insurance coverage for all its
students both in Singapore, and overseas (if students are involved
in SIM-related activities) throughout the course duration.
Information on student support services is available at
www1.simge.edu.sg/support
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aWardS & achIeveMentS
awards and recognition
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Voted Best Private School for the fourth year running in
the AsiaOne People’s Choice 2011 Awards.
Student achievements
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251 out of 469 SIM-University at Buffalo graduates were
conferred Latin Honours in 2012.
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Voted top choice in private education in the JobsCentral
Learning Survey from 2009 to 2011.
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460 SIM-RMIT graduates were awarded Degree with
Distinction in 2012.
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Voted as a Finalist in the Singapore Tourism Board’s
‘Singapore Experience Award’ for the second year since
2010.
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104 SIM-UOL graduates from the Class of 2012 were
awarded degrees with First Class Honours. Of this,
33% were from five overseas countries.
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Registered under the Council for Private Education’s
(CPE) Enhanced Registration Framework (ERF) and
awarded the EduTrust Certification in 2010.
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Rated top in 2009 list of Singapore’s Fastest Growing
50 companies by DP Information Group.
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Awarded ‘Best International Marketing Effort by a
Private Educational Institution’ at the annual Singapore
Tourism Board’s Singapore Education Awards in 2009
and 2008.
SIM GE clinched Gold medals at:
• 2012 Rip Curl IVP Wakeboarding Championship
• 2012 SUniG – Volleyball (Women), Swimming
(Women’s 50m Butterfly), Swimming (Women’s 200m
Individual Medley) & Aquathlon Women’s Team Event
• 2012 IVP Dragonboat – Women
• Aquathlon, Bowling, Rugby and Swimming in
Singapore University Games 2011.
• Dragonboat Festival, Singapore River Regatta and
Penang Pesta Dragonboat Race.
• 2011 MR 500 Women’s T1 Canoeing.
• 2011 NUS 10-ball Pool Open Invitational Team Event.
• 2011 Touch Football Asian Club Championship.
• 2011 Putrajaya Waterski & Wakeboard Cup.
• Inter-tertiary Judo Championship and Inter University
Tchoukball Championship.
• 2011 National Canoeing Championship Men’s K1 200m.
• 2011 IVP Swimming Championship (Individual
Category - Broke record for Women’s 200m Individual
Medley and 50m Butterfly).
SIM graduates Survey 2011
rmit bachelor of business
• 92.3% of graduates secured a job within 6 months
uol undergraduate
Launch of SIM Annex Building on 16 Mar 2012
ub undergraduate
“For close to four decades, SIM has helped
to educate, train and develop Singapore’s
manpower in line with the nation’s economic
and industrial development. I look forward to
SIM’s continued contribution to Singapore’s
strategic thrust to build a learning nation in
the quest towards becoming an innovationdriven economy of the future.”
uoW bachelor of computer Science undergraduate
Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam
Then Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence
at the Opening of SIM’s headquarters on 19 Oct 2001
Current President of Singapore
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Living AND ACCOMODATION
With all the hustle and bustle of a vibrant city, living in Singapore is very affordable. At SIM, you can take advantage of the
lower cost of living on campus. The SIM GE Campus is set on sprawling grounds amid lush greenery, and is the size of about
six football fields. A mere 10-minute ride from the main SIM Headquarters, the hostel features comfortably furnished rooms,
an amply equipped gym, as well as other sports and recreation facilities.
Your home away from home
Launched in 2008, this modern residence is dedicated to
provide you with a holistic educational experience. There are
6 Halls of Residence; accessible by secured card only. For
your safety, our hostel is equipped with 24-hour campus
security surveillance.
Make full use of our study and function rooms to keep up
with your course work. And if you need to work off any
stress, you’ll find our amply equipped gym, as well as other
sports and recreation facilities like basketball and tennis
court very useful.
Free SIM GE Campus tour
Every Thursday at 3pm
Tour starts from SIM Headquarters
Please call +65 6248 9746 or
email [email protected] to register.
Your choice of room
Whether you prefer the privacy of a single-occupancy room
or the companionship of new friends from around the region,
we can accommodate your needs. And our subsidised room
rates for SIM GE students make staying here even more
affordable.
Room Type
Monthly rates (per person) for
SIM GE Students including 7%
Goods & Services Tax (GST)
Single Occupancy
S$802.50
Double Occupancy
S$642.00
Triple Occupancy
S$535.00
Upon confirmation of booking, the following fees are
chargeable:
• A refundable security deposit equivalent to one month’s rent (GST not required) is applicable
• A one-time non-refundable administrative fee of S$85.60 (inclusive of 7% GST)
Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
Accommodation (Triple occupancy)
S$535*
Food
S$300
Transport
S$100
Personal Expenses
S$300
Total
S$1,235
*Costs as per accommodation available at the SIM GE Campus. Inclusive of 7% GST.
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Programmes Overview & Fees
The programmes listed below are developed and awarded by the respective awarding institution as indicated.
Programme
Next Intake
Duration
Programme Fees (SGD)*
(inclusive of 7% GST)
SIM, Singapore
Diploma in Management Studies (DMS) 1 3
Jan / Apr / Jul / Oct
1 year 3 months
S$10,700
S$11,235
(July 2013 onwards)
Diploma in Accounting (DACC) 1 3
Oct
1.5 years
S$12,840
Higher Diploma in International Hotel Management 4
Jan / Jul
6 months
S$12,735.15
Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) / (Economics & Finance) /
(Logistics and Supply Chain Management) / (Management) / (Marketing)
University of Wollongong, Australia
Jan / Jul
3 years
1.5 years (For DMS graduates)
S$38,520
S$19,260
Bachelor of Computer Science (Digital Systems Security) /
(Multimedia and Game Development)
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
The University of Sheffield, UK
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Accounting and Financial Management
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Management
Bachelor of Science (Honours) International Business
Diploma in Economics (DE)
• Creative Computing
• Computing & Information Systems
• Mathematics & Economics
• Information Systems & Management
• Banking & Finance
• Economics
• Accounting & Finance
• Management
• Economics & Management
• Business
• Economics & Finance
Diploma for Graduates
• (Accounting)
• (Finance)
• (Mathematics)
• (Banking)
• (Information Systems)
• (Social Sciences)
• (Economics)
• (Management)
Jan / Apr / Jul / Oct
S$31,565
3 years
Jan / Jul
S$34,240
Aug
2 years (For DACC graduates)
S$30,174
July
2 years (For DMS graduates)
S$29,960
S$38,520
Aug
1 year
S$10,900
Sep
3 years
S$35,700
Aug
3 years
S$25,600
Aug
3 years
Sep
2 years 2
(For DMS & DACC graduates)
S$25,600
DMS
DACC
S$19,300
S$17,400
2 years (For DE graduates)
S$16,300
Sep
1 year
S$9,000
Aug
2 years (For DMS graduates) 5
S$38,520
3 years
S$66,768
University of Stirling, UK
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Retail Marketing
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, US
Bachelor of Arts (Communication) / (Economics) / (International Trade) /
(Psychology) / (Sociology) (minimum 120 credits)
Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) (minimum 120 credits)
Double Degree
– Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) and Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
– Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) and Bachelor of Arts (International Trade)
– Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) and Bachelor of Arts (Economics)
(minimum 150 credits)
Jan / May / Aug
S$83,460
4 years
Double Major
– Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Psychology) / (Communication and Sociology) /
(Economics and Psychology) / (Psychology and Sociology) / (International Trade and
Psychology) (minimum 120 credits)
S$66,768
The University of Warwick, UK
Master of Science in Engineering Business Management
Master of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Feb
1 year
S$32,100
Note:
Fees (SGD) (inclusive of 7% GST)
1 Applicants who do not meet the academic requirement may be recommended to undergo a 6-month Management Foundation Studies programme.
S$3,424
2 DMS and DACC graduates may complete bridging courses in Mathematics and Economics to gain further exemptions.
Maximum exemptions awarded to enable DACC graduates to do a 2-year Bachelor of Science degree. For DMS graduates, maximum
exemptions of 4 full units only apply for Bachelor of Science (Honours) Economics.
S$535 (per bridging course)
3 Applicants who do not satisfy the English language requirement may be required to start with the Certificate in English Language
Upper-Intermediate (Level 5) (CEL) upon admission. The duration of the CEL programme depends on the applicant’s English language
proficiency level.
S$2,354 (per level)
4 DMS graduates are required to undergo a 3-month Preparatory Course in Hospitality before pursuing the Higher Diploma in
International Hotel Management programme.
S$1,284
IMI applicants are also required to do the Preparatory Course in Business.
S$1,605
Upon graduation, students can transfer to IMI in Switzerland to complete a 6 months BA degree with Honours in one of the following
pathways (and a paid 6 months placement in Switzerland, abroad or Singapore):
(a) International Hotel Management (b) International Tourism Management (c) International Hotel and Tourism Management (d)
International Hotel and Events Management (e) International Tourism and Events Management (f) Restaurant Management (g) Hospitality
Entrepreneurship
Total estimated fees payable to IMI are CHF
2,800 (registration) and CHF 25,250 (course
fees). Fees include food and lodging but
exclude airfare to Switzerland.
International Students progressing to the degree programmes at IMI, Switzerland will be subject to obtaining visa approval from the
Embassy of Switzerland in Singapore.
5 Graduates of SIM DMS/Non-marketing Diploma graduates are required to attend a 3-month Preparatory Course in Retail Marketing.
S$1,070
*Fees are subject to changes, please refer to SIM GE website for the most updated fees.
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application & admission
Application Outcome
How to Apply
Application Forms
To apply for SIM’s academic programmes, please use the
enclosed application form (if available) or download a copy of
the application form from SIM GE’s website, www.simge.edu.sg
Applicants can also apply online at www1.simge.edu.sg/
e-applications. Please refer to e-application form for closing date.
Supporting Documents
By the application closing date, you must:
1. Have attained the minimum qualification required for the programme, and
2. Submit the following documents:
• Completed application form with passport-size photograph(s)
• Certified true copies of all qualifications and supporting documents, including result transcripts. Please bring along the original documents for verification at SIM’s Student Recruitment Centre, Level 2.
• Certified copy of identification
• One copy of NRIC for Singaporeans and Singapore PR; or Birth Certificate, Passport, and an appropriate Pass indicating the FIN number (if available) for international applicants.
• For an international applicant, you must include the Student’s Pass application form. Your Student’s Pass application is subjected to Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority’s approval
All applications must be addressed to:
Admissions Department
Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd
SIM Headquarters
461 Clementi Road
Singapore 599491
All documents (notarised and translated to English)
submitted to SIM will NOT be returned. Photocopies of the
documents (notarised and translated to English) are to be
prepared before submission to SIM.
Application Fees and Payment
An application fee is payable for each application form that is
submitted. This fee (inclusive of 7% GST) is non-refundable and
non-transferable. The fee will be refunded fully only if the
intake does not commence.
Local applicants
International applicants
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Hard copy application
Online application
S$85.60
S$74.90
S$267.50*
S$240.75*
All applicants will be informed of their application outcome in
writing at least one month before course commencement.
Verbal offers of admission will not be made nor accepted. The
Admissions Committee selects students for admission into the
programme based on individual merits. Possession of one or
more of the qualifications listed does not guarantee automatic
entry to the programme.
SIM and our university partners reserve the right to withdraw
an offer of admission and cancel the enrolment of any person
where such an offer was made on the basis of incomplete or
inaccurate information supplied by the applicant or a certifying
authority.
Acceptance
To confirm the acceptance of offer, successful applicants will
have to adhere to the following before the stipulated deadline:
• Submit a copy of the duly completed and signed Form 12 in accordance to the Private Education Act
• Submit a copy of duly completed and signed PEI-student contract
• Submit all other required documents to SIM
• Make payment to SIM
Student’s Pass Application
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All international students in Singapore are required to have a valid student’s pass to study at SIM. SIM GE can only provide assistance to submit your application. The granting of the student’s pass is subject to Singapore’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority’s approval. Applicants will need to submit the SIM programme application form and student’s pass application forms with the required documents and programme application fees directly to SIM.
The online forms and documents required for application for a student’s pass are available on the Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority website at www.ica.gov.sg
Application for a student’s pass, which is subjected to the Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority’s approval, must be submitted at least two months and not more than six months from the course commencement date. Applicants are not required to be present in Singapore while their applications are being considered.
Successful applicants may enter Singapore to complete the formalities after their applications have been approved. They will be issued a student’s pass within one month of the commencement of the course.
Successful applicants are required to produce all original copies of their supporting documents for verification when collecting the student’s pass.
* This does not include all fees related to Student’s Pass application
Fee Payment
Application fees can be paid at the Payment Counters
located at Student Recruitment & Payment Office at SIM
HQ or via cheques/bank drafts. Cheques/bank drafts
should be crossed and made payable to “Singapore
Institute of Management Pte Ltd” with your name,
personal identification or passport number and
programme title indicated on the back of the cheque.
Post-dated cheques will not be accepted.
For cheque payment, the cheque must be crossed, and
made payable to “Singapore Institute of Management
Pte Ltd”. It should not be post-dated.
Payment to Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd
The modes of payment available are cash, cheque, Nets,
cash card, Visa/MasterCard and/or Cashier/Money/Postal
order. We accept up to four different modes of payment
combination. All payments are to be in Singapore dollars.
For Nets payment, the daily limit is S$2,000 or S$3,000,
depending on the bank and your personal limit.
For credit card payment, the limit is subjected to your
available balance at the point of payment. We accept Visa
and MasterCard only.
Private Education Act
Under the new Private Education Act, legislated in
December 2009, a Council for Private Education (CPE) was
set up to regulate the private education industry in
Singapore. All Private Education Institutions (PEIs) are
required to comply with the regulations under the Act in
order to continue operations.
Following are the requirements which Singapore Institute of
Management Pte Ltd (SIM PL) has put in place:-
PEI-Student Contract
CPE, in aiming to enhance the confidence of students and
their parents in the quality of education in Singapore, has
stipulated that all PEIs must sign a PEI-Student Contract with
students. The contract sets out the terms and conditions
governing the relationship between the student and PEI. SIM
PL will honour all terms and conditions in the contract and
in all communication materials.
Students may request for a copy of the PEI-Student Contract
from SIM PL or view it on the CPE website
(www.cpe.gov.sg).
Cooling-Off Period
There will be a cooling-off period of 7 working days after
signing the PEI-Student Contract. Students have the right to
cancel the contract within the 7 working days and be entitled
to the Maximum Refund amount stipulated under Clause 2.4
of the PEI-Student Contract (less any course fees consumed
by the Student if the withdrawal date is later than the course
commencement date). After the cooling-off period, SIM PL’s
refund policy will apply.
Fee Protection Scheme
SIM PL adopts a Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) to protect the
paid fees of both local and international students. The FPS
serves to protect the student’s fees in the event that the PEI
is unable to continue operations due to insolvency, and/or
regulatory closure. In addition, the FPS protects the student
if the PEI fails to pay penalties or return fees to the student
arising from judgments made against it by the Singapore
courts.
The FPS is compulsory for all students and is available in 2
forms, either Escrow or Insurance Protection Scheme. For
more information, visit www1.simge.edu.sg/edutrust.
SIM PL has appointed Lonpac Insurance Bhd as the FPS
insurance provider. Under the FPS insurance scheme,
students’ fees are insured by Lonpac Insurance Bhd. In case
of events, as stated above, students will be able to claim
their paid fees from Lonpac Insurance Bhd.
SIM PL has also appointed Hong Kong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC) as the FPS escrow
provider. Under the FPS escrow scheme, students will pay
their fees directly to HSBC. HSBC will act as the custodian
of students’ fees and will only disburse the fees to SIM PL
on a fixed schedule. Again, in case of events as stated
above, students will be able to retrieve their unconsumed
fees from HSBC.
More details of the FPS can also be found in the FPS
Instruction Manual, available at www.cpe.gov.sg
Medical Insurance
SIM PL has in place a group medical insurance scheme for all its
students. This medical insurance scheme will have a minimum
coverage as follows:- an annual coverage limit of S$20,000 per
student, covers up to B2 ward in government and restructured
hospitals and provides for 24 hours coverage in Singapore and
overseas (if student is involved in SIM PL-related activities)
throughout the course duration.
For more information on medical insurance, visit
www1.simge.edu.sg/medicalinsurance.
Refund Policy – Withdrawal and Change of
Course
Percentage of aggregate
amount of the course
fees and miscellaneous
fees paid
Receipt of original fully
completed hardcopy Student
Request Form with relevant
supporting documentary
proof
95% Refund
• (“Maximum Refund”) More than 14 days before the course commencement date
75% Refund
• Within 14 days before the course commencement date OR within 7 days after the course commencement date
No refund
• More than 7 days after the course commencement date
Notes:
1. Application fee for courses is non-refundable and
non-transferable.
2. All requests for refunds arising from withdrawal and change of course must be accompanied with an original fully completed hardcopy Student Request Form (downloadable from the SIM GE website and the Students’ Portal) with relevant supporting documentary proof.
3. Refunds (if any) will be processed within 7 working days of receipt of the original fully completed hardcopy Student Request Form with relevant supporting documentary proof. Forms that are received after 12.00 noon would be considered as submission on the next working day.
4. Approval for change of course will be granted on a case-by-case basis and subject to each individual meeting the course admission requirements.
5. Transferring to another institution is deemed as a withdrawal from SIM PL. As such, for international students who transfer to another institution, their International Student’s Pass will be cancelled. These students will have to submit their Passport and International Student’s Pass at the Student Services Centre (SIM HQ Extension) within 3 working days of the transfer. Attendance record and other relevant documentation to facilitate the transfer will be provided upon request.
6. International students who wish to change to another course offered by SIM will also need to submit their Student’s Pass application to Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA) for approval.
7. For new applicants, in the event that the Student’s Pass application is not approved by ICA, the applicant will receive a full refund of the course fee.
8. Course fees must be paid in full before the course commencement date.
Confidentiality
SIM PL is committed to maintaining the confidentiality of
the student’s personal information and undertakes not to
divulge any of the student’s personal information to any
third party without the prior written consent of the student
SUBJECT TO the obligation of SIM PL to disclose to any
Singapore government authority any information relating
to the student in compliance with the law and/or to the
organisation conferring/awarding the qualification.
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Minimum Admission Criteria
The programmes listed are developed and awarded by the respective
awarding institution as indicated.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
SIM Diploma in Management Studies / Diploma in Accounting
-TOEFL 550 (TWE 4.0) or 79 (iBT) or 213 (Computer-based) / IELTS 5.5 / Pass SIM English Test
-Minimum 17 years old
-Applicants who do not meet the English Competency requirement may be recommended to take
up a Certificate in English Language Upper-Intermediate (Level 5) (CEL programme)
IMI Higher Diploma in International Hotel Management
- TOEFL 525 or 71(iBT) or 196 (Computer-based) / IELTS 5.5
RMIT Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) / (Economics & Finance) /
(Logistics and Supply Chain Management) / (Management) / (Marketing)
-TOEFL 580 (TWE 4.5) or 92 (iBT) or 237 (Computer-based) / IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
Programme
GCE ‘O’ level and ‘A’ level
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Diploma
Diploma in Management Studies (DMS)
Minimum 5 GCE ‘O’ level passes (Grade 1 – 6) including
English.
IELTS/TOEFL not required if English ‘B’ for 2nd language OR
‘C’ for 1st language.
Completed IB Diploma.
For English, a minimum grade of 4 and
above (English taken as 1st language) or a
minimum grade of 5 and above (English
taken as 2nd language) is required.
Diploma in Accounting (DACC)
Minimum 5 GCE ‘O’ level passes (Grade 1 – 6) including
English and Mathematics.
IELTS/TOEFL not required if English ‘B’ for 2nd language OR
‘C’ for 1st language.
Completed IB Diploma.
For English, a minimum grade of 4 and
above (English taken as 1st language) or a
minimum grade of 5 and above (English
taken as 2nd language) is required. Must
have completed at least one Maths unit at
3 or better.
SIM, Singapore
Higher Diploma in International Hotel Management
• Relevant Hospitality Diploma (subject to acceptance by IMI) / Graduates of SIM DMS can
(Logistics and Supply Chain Management) / (Management) /
(Marketing)
2 GCE ‘A’ / H2 level passes with a pass in either Knowledge
and Inquiry or General Paper.
Minimum score 27, minimum of 4 in English
A1 or A2 would satisfy the IELTS/TOEFL
requirements.
3 GCE ‘A’ / 3 H2 subjects with 1 H1 subject
with aggregate of 10 points where A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1
(For H1 apply half value).
Minimum score of 28 and a pass (minimum
grade 4) in either English A1 or A2 (at HL or
SL) will be acceptable.
Diploma in Accounting
• We do not offer first year study in Singapore. • Graduates of SIM DMS (with B average
University of London (London School of Economics and Political Science / Goldsmiths for Computing programmes), UK
A degree recognised by the university which was completed
2 GCE ‘A’ / H2 level passes AND course requirement in Maths
and English at GCE ‘O’ level OR
Partial ‘A’ level qualifications and C6 or better in at least 5
GCE ‘O’ level subjects including English and Maths.
•Accounting & Finance
•Business
• Economics
•Economics & Finance
•Economics & Management
•Information Systems & Management
•Management
•Mathematics & Economics
2 GCE ‘A’ / H2 level passes + 3 GCE ‘O’ level passes OR
• Computing and Information Systems
• Creative Computing
2 GCE ‘A’ / H2 level passes + 3 ‘O’ level credit passes OR
3 GCE A / H2 level passes + 1 GCE ‘O’ level pass AND
Course requirement in Maths (B4) and English (C6) for GCE
‘O’ level courses and/or SIM Bridging Course in Maths.
3 GCE ‘A’ / H2 level passes + 1 GCE ‘O’ level pass OR
3 H2 passes of at least grades D, E, E OR
2 H2 and 2 H1 passes provided they are in
non-overlapping subjects AND
Course requirement in Maths and English (GCE ‘O’ level
passes and/or SIM Bridging Course in Maths).
IB Diploma holders must have completed
English at 4 or better and must have
completed at least one Maths unit; either
Mathematical Methods / Advanced
Mathematics at 3 or better.
English at 4 or better and must have
completed at least one Maths unit; either
Mathematical Studies (SL) at grade 4 or
better, Mathematical Methods Advanced
Mathematics (HL) at 3 or better.
English at 4 or better and must also pass
Mathematics Higher Level at 4 or better to
satisfy the course requirement in Maths.
Graduates of SIM DMS/Non-marketing Diploma graduates are required to attend
Bachelor of Arts (Communication) / (Economics) /
(International Trade) / (Psychology) / (Sociology)
Bachelor of Science (Business Administration)
Double Degree
– Bachelor of Science (Business Administration)
and Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
– Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) and
Bachelor of Arts (International Trade)
– Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) and
Bachelor of Arts (Economics)
Double Major
– Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Psychology) / (Communication
and Sociology) / (Economics and Psychology) / (Psychology and
Sociology) / (International Trade and Psychology)
Minimum 5 GCE ‘O’ level credit passes.
GCE ‘A’ level graduates may be considered for admission
with advanced standing credit.
IB Diploma holders with a minimum score of
30 would meet the university’s general
entrance requirements and may be awarded
30 credits towards their degree.
Master of Science in
• Engineering Business Management
• Supply Chain and Logistics Management
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• A Bachelor’s degree (2nd Class Honours degree or its equivalent).
• Candidate to provide 2 satisfactory academic/industrial referees and a
Note • Applicants with other qualifications will be assessed based on their qualification equivalent to the GCE ‘O’ and ‘A’ level examinations. • Commencement of programmes is subject to
UOW Bachelor of Computer Science (Digital Systems Security) /(Multimedia and Game Development)
-TOEFL 550 (TWE 4.5) or TOEFL 79 (iBT) (R=18, W=20, L= 17, S= 16) or 213
(Computer-based) / IELTS 6.0 (R=6.0, W=6.0, L=5.0, S=5.0)
UOW Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
-TOEFL 575 or TOEFL 88 (iBT) (R=22, W=20, L= 17, S= 18) / IELTS 6.5 (R=6.0, W=6.0, L=6.0, S=6.0)
UOL Diploma in Economics
-TOEFL 550 (TWE 4.0) or 79 (iBT) or 213 (Computer-based) / IELTS 5.5 / Pass SIM English Test
-Normally 18 years old (by 31 Dec in the year of registration with University of London)
UOL Bachelor of Science Degree (Standard/Graduate Entry Route) / Diploma for Graduates
(For non DMS graduates)
-TOEFL 580 (TWE 4.5) or 92 (iBT) (R=22, W=22, L=20, S=20) or 237 (Computer-based) / IELTS 6.0 (no band less than 5.5)
University of Stirling (For Non DMS graduates)
TOEFL: Listening 21, Reading 22, Speaking 23, Writing 21 / IELTS 6 overall (no band less than 5.5)
China
Senior High School Leaving Certificate
with average score of 70% or better
OR
National College Entrance Examination
(Gao Kao) of 60% or better.
UB Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) / Bachelor of Arts (Communication) /
(Economics) / (International Trade) / (Psychology) / (Sociology)
Double Degree – Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) and Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) /
Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) and Bachelor of Arts (Economics) / Bachelor of Science
(Business Administration) and Bachelor of Arts (International Trade)
Double Major – Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Psychology) / (Communication and Sociology) /
(Economics and Psychology) / (Psychology and Sociology) / (International Trade and Psychology)
-TOEFL 550 or 79 (iBT) or 213 (Computer-based) / IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) / SAT I Critical Reading 450
University of Birmingham (For non DMS graduates)
-TOEFL 580 (TWE 4.0) or 237 (Computer-based) / IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
The University of Sheffield (For non DACC graduates)
-TOEFL 577 (TWE 5.0) or TOEFL 90 (iBT) or 233 (Computer-based) / IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
The University of Warwick
-TOEFL 580 (TWE 4.0) or 237 (Computer-based) / IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
Indonesia
Completed Senior High School (Year 12) and passed the
National Final Evaluation Examination (SMA UAN or SMU
EBTANAS).
For UAN, overall score based on 6 subjects, excluding PE
should be at least 40.
For SMA UAN, the overall score based on 7 subjects,
excluding PE should be at least 46.
Senior High School Leaving Certificate
with average score of 70% or better.
Credit pass in Maths.
OR
National College Entrance Examination
(Gao Kao) of 60% or better. Credit pass in
Maths.
Completed Senior High School (Year 12) and passed the
National Final Evaluation Examination (SMA UAN or SMU
EBTANAS).
For UAN, overall score based on 6 subjects, excluding PE
should be at least 40. Credit pass in Maths.
For SMA UAN, the overall score based on 7 subjects,
excluding PE should be at least 46. Credit pass in Maths.
India
• Secondary School Certificate (Year 10) from ICSE/CBSE/Maharashtra State
Board/Gujarat Board/Kerala Board/Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary School
Learning Certificate/ Board of Anglo-India School Learning.
Certificate Examinations, Tamil Nadu: Overall for 5 subjects, excluding PE
should be at least 70% OR
• Senior School Certificate (Year 12) Overall for 5 subjects, excluding PE
should be at least 70%.
• English at 50% or better.
• Secondary School Certificate (Year 10) from ICSE/CBSE/Maharashtra
State Board/Gujarat Board/Kerala Board/Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary
School Leaving Certificate/Board of Anglo-India School Leaving.
Certificate Examination, Tamil Nadu: Overall for 5 subjects, excluding PE
should be at least 70%. Credit pass in Maths OR
• Senior School Certificate (Year 12): Overall for 5 subjects, excluding PE
should be at least 70%. Credit pass in Maths.
• English at 50% or better.
apply for Higher Diploma in International Hotel Management and will need to attend and pass a 3-month Preparatory course in Hospitality.
Senior Middle 3: 80% for best 4 subjects
in Year 3.
SMA UAN: minimum average grade of 8.5.
All India ISC: 70% for best 5 subjects
HSC: 75% for best 5 subjects.
Senior High 3: Average of 75% in best
4 academic subjects, excluding Politics
and Physical Education.
SMA 3: minimum average grade of 7.5 in best 5 subjects,
excluding Sports & Health, Civics and Religious
Education.
All India ISC/HSC (Year 12): minimum average of 60% in 4 subjects from
Indian School Certificate Examination (ICSE), Central Board of Secondary
Education (CBSE), or Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karanataka and Tamil
Nadu State Boards. Other states: minimum average of 66% in 4 subjects.
The 4 subjects exclude Physical Education (PE) but may include English.
from SIM.
grades) qualify to apply for direct entry to year 2. • All other qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
full-time over 3 years + Course requirements in Maths and English.
Senior High School Leaving Certificate with
average score of 70% or better. Maths must
be 70% or better OR
National College Entrance Exam score of
60% or better. Maths must be 70% or better.
Completed Senior High School and passed the National
Final Evaluation Exam (SMA UAN).
Best 6 subjects excluding PE must be 7.0 or better.
Maths must be 7.0 or better.
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the Diploma in
Economics first, after which they can progress to the 2nd year of the BSc programme. Students doing
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Information Systems & Management and Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in Mathematics & Economics will take 3 years to complete the BSc programme.
Senior School Certificate (Year 12) from ICSE or CBSE State Boards.
Best 5 subjects including Maths but excluding PE, must be 70% or better.
English score must be at least 75%.
If you did not take Maths at Year 12, then Maths at Year 10 must be 85% or better.
Senior School Certificate (Year 12) from ICSE/ CBSE/ Maharashtra State
Board/ Gujarat Board/ Kerala Board and other acceptable State Boards.
Overall for 4 subjects excluding PE should be 70% or better. If Math and
English are not passed at 70% or better, then Maths at Year 10 must be
passed at 50% or better.
Students with international qualifications at high school level may opt to do the Diploma in Economics Year 12 All India Boards (CBSE/CISCE/NIOS): Overall for 4 subjects excluding
which they can progress to the 2nd year of the 3-year BSc (Honours) in Computing and Information
PE should be 70% or better. Maths must be 60% or better.
Systems or BSc (Hons) in Creative Computing programme.
English score at must be at least 70% or better.
a 3-month Preparatory Course in Retail Marketing and are eligible to apply for direct entry into Year 3 of the programme.
Senior High School (last 3 years) grades
with a minimum average of 80%.
Last 4 years of high school grades with a minimum
average grade of 7 or higher (on a 10 point scale).
Last 4 years of high school grades and examination results with a
minimum average grade of 70% or higher, and Year 10 and Year 12 state
or National Secondary School board examination results. (ie. statement
of results).
• Participants with other qualifications can be assessed on individual merits.
letter of academic interest with objectives in undertaking the postgraduate study.
minimum number of students needed to start a class. • All students are required to complete at least 12 years of Education before embarking on a programme with SIM.
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Minimum Admission Criteria
The programmes listed are developed and awarded by the respective awarding institution as indicated.
Programme
Hong Kong
Japan
Diploma in Management Studies (DMS)
HKDSE total of 5 subjects in Category A with at least 3
subjects, including English passed at level 2.
Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate
(Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho) passed at
GPA 3.5 or 70% and better.
Diploma in Accounting (DACC)
HKDSE total of 5 subjects in Category A with at least 3
subjects, including English and Maths must be passed at
level 2.
GPA 3.5 or 70% and above. Pass in Maths.
SIM, Singapore
Higher Diploma in International Hotel Management
• Relevant Hospitality
(Logistics and Supply Chain Management) / (Management) /
(Marketing)
HKDSE minimum 16 points for 4 cores and 2 Electives.
GPA 3.5.
HKALE with a minimum aggregate of 6 in 2 subjects: Grading: Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate of
A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 (Advanced supplementary subjects
Graduation (Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho)
will be counted as half value of a subject taken at A level for
passed at GPA 3.8.
aggregate score). Use of English: C grade or English Level 4.
HKDSE aggregate score of 13 from 5 best academic subjects
(minimum 3 core subjects of Chinese, English, Math or Liberal
Studies and any electives from Category A or C subjects). Use
of English: English Level 3.
University of London (London School of Economics and Political Science / Goldsmiths for Computing programmes), UK
HKDSE 2 Category A subjects passed at level 3 or better and
3 further Category A subjects passed at level 2 or better,
including English.
grade 4 or better.
•Accounting & Finance
•Business
• Economics
•Economics & Finance
•Economics & Management
•Information Systems & Management
•Management
•Mathematics & Economics
HKDSE 2 Category A subjects passes at level 3 or better and Students with international qualifications at
3 further Category A subjects passes at level 2 or better.
in Economics programme first, after which
of Science programme. Student doing
Maths and English must be passed at level 2 or better.
Systems and Management and Bachelor of
will take 3 years to complete the Bachelor
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computing and Information System HKDSE 2 Category A subjects passes at level 3 or better and
Students with international qualifications at
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Creative Computing
3 further Category A subjects passes at level 2 or better.
in Economics first, after which they can transfer
Maths and English must be passed at level 3 or better.
(Honours) in Computing and Information
(Honours) in Creative Computing.
Graduates
Bachelor of Arts (Communication) / (Economics) /
(International Trade) / (Psychology) / (Sociology)
Double Degree
and Bachelor of Arts (International Trade)
and Bachelor of Arts (Economics)
Most recent 3 years of annual class marks / grades with
equivalent of a “B” average and, in order to finalize
admission present an official copy of the Hong Kong
Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) Examination
results (with 4 core subjects and at least 1 elective subject
with no grade below 3 in at least five of those subjects)
and the HKDSE certificate.
Most recent 3 years of annual class marks /
grades and Upper Secondary School Leaving
Certificate (Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho)
Average B grades.
Double Major
– Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Psychology) / (Communication
and Sociology) / (Economics and Psychology) / (Psychology and
Sociology) / (International Trade and Psychology)
Master of Science in
• Engineering Business Management
• Supply Chain and Logistics Management
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Note • Applicants with other qualifications will be assessed based on their qualification equivalent to the GCE ‘O’ and ‘A’ level examinations.
Scholarships
New or existing students enrolling for Bachelor’s degree programmes under SIM GE may apply for the SIM Global Education Scholarship. Awards are
granted to students with exemplary academic results or achievements in sports and arts.
The scholarships are tenable for the minimum period required to complete the full/remaining course of study, as stipulated by the programme. The
Kazakhstan
Malaysia
Myanmar
Edinoe Nacional’noe Testirovanie (Unified
National Testing Exam) results 90% or 4.5/5
average score.
SPM 5 credit passes (min 6C/C) and English at least 3B/B+ or 1119 at least 6C/C.
UEC 5 credit passes (minimum B6) and English at least B3.
Placement test is required if English does not meet the above grades.
Basic Education High School (BEHS) (10 years) best
5 subjects excluding PE must be 70% or better.
average score. Credit pass in Maths.
SPM 5 credit passes including Maths (min 6C/C) and English at least 3B/B+ or 1119 at
least 6C.
UEC 5 credit passes including Maths (minimum B6) and English at least B3.
Placement test is required if English does not meet the above grades.
Basic Education High School (BEHS) (10 years) best
5 subjects excluding PE must be 70% or better.
Credit pass in Maths.
Diploma (subject to acceptance by IMI) / Graduates of SIM DMS can apply for Higher Diploma in International Hotel Management and will need to attend and pass a 3-month
Graduates of SIM DMS qualify to apply direct
entry into year 2.
STPM Minimum average GPA of 2.67 (B- average).
UEC Minimum average GPA of 2.5 (B3 average).
Graduates of SIM DMS qualify to apply for direct
entry into year 2.
STPM aggregate of 6 in 3 best subjects:
A and A- =5, B+=4, B=3, B- and C+=2, C=1.
-
UEC aggregate of 18 in 5 subjects:
A1/A2=5, B3/B4=4, B5/B6=3, C7/C8=2.
-
Diploma in Accounting from SIM.
• We do not offer first year study in Singapore. • Graduates of SIM DMS (with B average grades) qualify to apply for direct entry to year 2.
• All other qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
A degree recognised by the university which was completed full-time over 3 years + Course requirements in Maths and English.
Average score Maths passed at grade 4 or
better in final year or schooling.
2 STPM subjects and C6/C or better in English and Mathematics at Sijil Pelajaran
Malaysia (SPM) OR
Partial STPM certificate or ‘A’ level qualifications + 5 SPM passes including English
(at least 3B/B+ or 6C for 1119) & Mathematics (at least 3B/B+) OR
At least 12 years of education including a BEHS
average score of 80%, Mathematics grade at 80%
or better.
UEC 5 credit passes (A1 - B6) including English & Maths (at least B3) & English (at least
B3) or SPM English (at least 3B/B+).
In lieu of the above requirements for the English exam, candidates must have the TOEFL
or IELTS scores stated above.
high school level are expected to do the Diploma
they can progress to the 2nd year of the Bachelor
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Information
Science (Honours) in Mathematics and Economics
of Science programme.
2 STPM (except Kertas Am) passes at Grade A-E in the old marking scheme with
Grade B or better in Maths at SPM OR
2 STPM (except Kertas Am) passes at Grade A-C from 2003 in the new marking
scheme with Grade B or better in Maths at SPM OR
UEC 5 credit passes (Grade A - B) with 3 non-overlapping subjects awarded with
grades A - C in the SPM. One of these 8 subjects must include Maths OR
UEC 8 credit passes (Grade A - B) including Maths. SPM English (1119 or 122 or 322) grade 6 or better completed within the last 3 years.
high school level are expected to do the Diploma
to the 1st year of the 3-year Bachelor of Science
Systems programme or Bachelor of Science
2 STPM (except Kertas Am) passes at Grade A-E in the old marking scheme with Grade
B or better in Maths at SPM OR
2 STPM (except Kertas Am) passes at Grade A-C from 2003 in the new marking
scheme with Grade B or better in Maths at SPM OR
UEC 5 credit passes (Grade A - B) with 3 non-overlapping subjects awarded with
grades A - C in the SPM. One of these 8 subjects must include Maths.
UEC 8 credit passes (Grade A - B) including Maths.
Students with international qualifications at high
school level are expected to do the Diploma in
Economics first, after which they can progress to
the 2nd year of the Bachelor of Science programme.
Students doing Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
Information Systems & Management and Bachelor
of Science (Honours) in Mathematics & Economics
will take 3 years to complete the Bachelor of
Science programme.
Students with international qualifications at High
School level are expected to do the Diploma in
Economics first, after which they can transfer to the
1st year of the 3-year Bachelor of Science (Honours)
in Computing and Information Systems or Bachelor
of Science (Honours) in Creative Computing
programme.
SPM English (1119 or 122 or 322) grade 6 or better completed within the last 3 years.
of SIM DMS/Non-marketing Diploma are required to attend and pass a 3-month Preparatory Course in Retail Marketing and are eligible to apply for direct entry into year 3 of the
High School Graduation is noted with the
“Attestation of Complete Secondary Education”
(showing at least 12 years of Education). Overall
grade average of at least 3.75 (out of 5).
SPM/UEC with minimum of five (5) credit passes (6 or better).
STPM graduates may be considered for admission with advanced standing
credit.
Basic Education High School Examination (BEHS)
[“A” (University Stream only)] with 70% average or
better.
Graduate of SIM DMS qualify to apply direct entry
with 18 credit exemptions.
• A Bachelor’s degree (2nd Class Honours degree or its equivalent). • Participants with other qualifications can be assessed on individual merits.
• Candidate to provide 2 satisfactory academic/industrial referees and a letter of academic interest with objectives in undertaking the postgraduate study.
• Commencement of programmes is subject to minimum number of students needed to start a class.
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award covers tuition fees, examination fees, a fixed book allowance and other compulsory fees. The scholarship does not cover repeat fees
and there is no bond attached to the scholarship.
Application periods in March and September yearly. Please visit www.simge.edu.sg.
Sri Lanka
South Korea
Thailand
Vietnam
2 Sri Lankan ‘A’ Level credit passes.
High School Diploma (Year 12), excluding PE
with minimum average grade of C.
High School Certificate (Mathayom
Suksa 6) (M6) (Year 12) with GPA of
2.6 out of 4.
Senior High School Certificate
(Hoc Ba) (Year 12) Overall average
score of 6.5 (excluding PE).
2 Sri Lankan ‘A’ Level credit passes with
credit pass in Maths at ‘O’ Level.
High School Diploma (Year 12), excluding PE
High School Certificate (Mathayom
with minimum average grade of C. Credit pass Suksa 6) (M6) (Year 12) with GPA of
in Maths.
2.6 out of 4. Credit pass in Maths.
(Hoc Ba) (Year 12) Overall average
score of 6.5 (excluding PE). Credit
pass in Maths.
Sri Lankan ‘A’ levels. Total of best 3 subjects,
with minimum ‘B’ average.
High School Diploma minimum 90%.
Mathayom 6: Minimum GPA 3.0.
Bangtot nghiep trung hoc pho
thong: Minimum grade 8.5.
3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ level subjects, excluding General
English.
Senior High Year 3 with a minimum average of
75%.
High School Completion Certificate
Upper – Secondary Year 3 (Diploma
(Mathayom Suksa 6): Minimum GPA of General Secondary Education):
of 3.2.
Minimum GPA of 7.75.
2 Sri Lankan ‘A’ level subjects and C6 or better in
English and Maths at ‘O’ level; OR
High School Diploma:
80% average including a Maths score of 80%.
[Mathayom Suksa 6 (M6)].
Preparatory course in Hospitality.
With average score / GPA of 3.5
(80%) out of 4.
Partial Sri Lankan ‘A’ level certificate and 5 ‘O’
level passes at C6 or better including English and
Maths.
Must pass Maths at 3.5 (80%) or
better.
In lieu of at least a pass in the Sri Lankan ‘O’ level
English exam, candidates must have the TOEFL
or IELTS scores stated above.
2 Sri Lankan ‘A’ + 3 ‘O’ level passes OR
3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ + 1 ‘O’ level passes OR
3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ level passes of at least grade D,
E, E OR
(Hoc Ba). Best 5 subjects must
be 7.0 or better. Must pass Maths
at 70% or better.
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the Diploma in Economics first, after
which they can progress to the 2nd year of the Bachelor of Science programme. Students doing Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in Information Systems & Management and Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Mathematics
& Economics will take 3 years to complete the programme.
3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ (Min. grade C) + 1 ‘O’ level passes
AND course requirement in Maths and English
(‘O’ level).
2 Sri Lankan ‘A’ level + 3 ‘O’ level credit passes OR
3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ (Min. Grade C) + 1 ‘O’ level
passes AND
Students with international qualifications at high school level may opt to do the Diploma in Economics first, after which
they can progress to the 1st year of the 3-year Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computing and Information Systems or
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Creative Computing programme.
course requirement in ‘A’ level Maths (or ‘S’ level
for Sri Lankan ‘A’ level) and ‘O’ level English.
programme.
Minimum 5 Sri Lankan ‘O’ level credit passes. Sri
Lankan ‘A’ level graduates may be considered for
admission with advanced standing credit.
Senior High School transcript showing
graduation, minimum average grade of “B”.
• All students are required to complete at least 12 years of Education before embarking on a programme with SIM.
from at least Mathayom Suksa 6
(M6) with a minimum average
grade of 75% or higher (or a 3.0 out
of 4.0 if on the 4-point scale).
Last 4 years of high school grades
with a minimum average grade of
7 or higher (also need Bang Tot
Nghiep Pho Thong certificate or
Bong Tu Tai).
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Educational Pathways (Via DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES)
High School Qualifications
(Please refer to pages 11-15 for minimum admission criteria)
(Lead College: LSE)
Diploma in Economics
(1 year)
SIM, Singapore
SIM, Singapore
Diploma in Accounting 4
(1.5 years)
Diploma in
Management Studies 4
(15 months)
7
University
of Stirling, UK
(Lead College: Goldsmiths)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
in Accounting and Financial
Management
(2 years)
Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in
– Computing & Information
Systems
– Creative Computing
(3 years)
Bachelor of Arts
(Honours) in
Retail Marketing
(2 years)
Up to 18 credit
exemptions 2
Hospitality Diploma
University at Buffalo,
The State University of New York, US
(Lead College: LSE)
Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in
– Accounting & Finance
– Banking & Finance
– Business
– Economics
– Economics & Finance
– Economics & Management
– Management
(2 years)
IMI International Hotel
Management Institute
Switzerland
5
Higher Diploma in
International Hotel
Management 6
(6 months)
3
– Information Systems
& Management
– Mathematics & Economics
(3 years)
Double Degree
and Bachelor of Arts (International Trade)
and Bachelor of Arts (Economics)
(4 years)
– (Accountancy)
– (Economics & Finance)
– (Logistics & Supply Chain
Management)
– (Management)
– (Marketing)
(1.5 years)
(Lead College: LSE)
Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in
– Business
– Economics
– Management
(2 years)
Bachelor of Arts (Communication)
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
Bachelor of Arts (Sociology)
(3 years)
3
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
– Business Management
– International Business
(2 years)
1
Double Major
– Bachelor of Arts
(Communication and Psychology)
(Communication and Sociology)
(Economics and Psychology)
(International Trade and Psychology)
(Psychology and Sociology)
(4 years)
Note:
1 DMS graduates with B average grades qualify to apply for direct entry to year 2.
2 Applicable to students admitted to the DMS January 2007 programme onwards, and subject to miminum Grade “B” for each articulated subject.
3 For maximum Automatic Accreditation of Prior Learning - APL (exemptions), Diploma graduates are required to undergo and pass bridging courses in
Mathematics and Economics (over 3 months).
4 Graduates may opt to progress to the undergraduate programmes and may apply for advanced standing subject to the respective universities’ prevailing
requirements at the point of application.
5 DMS graduates are required to attend and pass a 3-month preparatory course in Hospitality.
6 Upon successful completion of the Higher Diploma programme at SIM, students can progress to IMI, Switzerland to pursue a 6-month Bachelor’s programme
and a 6-month paid internship in Switzerland, abroad or Singapore. International Students progressing to the degree programmes at IMI, Switzerland will
be subject to obtaining visa approval from the Embassy of Switzerland in Singapore.
7 Graduates of SIM DMS/Non-marketing Diploma are required to attend a 3-month Preparatory Course in Retail Marketing and are eligible to apply for direct
entry into Year 3 of the programme.
Educational Pathways
High School Qualifications
(Please refer to pages 11-15 for minimum admission criteria)
University of Wollongong,
Australia
Bachelor of Computer
Science
– (Digital Systems Security)
– (Multimedia and Game
Development)
Bachelor of Science
(Psychology)
(3 years)
– (Accountancy)
– (Economics & Finance)
– (Logistics & Supply Chain
Management)
– (Management)
– (Marketing)
(3 years)
(Lead College: LSE)
University at Buffalo,
The State University of New York, US
Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in
– Business
– Economics
– Management
– Information Systems
& Management
– Mathematics & Economics
(3 years)
Bachelor of Science
(Business Administration)
Bachelor of Arts (Communication)
Bachelor of Arts (Sociology)
(3 years)
(Lead College: Goldsmiths)
Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in
– Computing & Information
Systems
– Creative Computing
(3 years)
Double Degree
– Bachelor of Science
(Business Administration) and
(4 years)
Double Major
(Communication and Psychology)
(Communication and Sociology)
(Economics and Psychology)
(International Trade and Psychology)
(Psychology and Sociology)
(4 years)
This brochure contains key information, accurate as at time of print on 16 November 2012.
This brochure has to be read in reference to the respective programme brochures for more information.
For the most updated and complete course information, refer to our website at www.simge.edu.sg
SIM and its partner universities reserve the right to change the information, including fees, herein at any time.
Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd 461 Clementi Road, Singapore 599491
Tel : +65 6248 9746
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