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BACHELOR
OF
BUSINESS
Accountancy
Economics and Finance
International Business
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Management
Marketing
www.simge.edu.sg
The programmes are developed and awarded by RMIT University, Australia
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Welcome SIM
CONTENTS Messages
10
Group
14
Programme Bachelor of Business
Overview (Accountancy)
23 24
Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Business
(Management) (Marketing)
02
06 07 08
Student Student Learning RMIT
Life Centre University
17 18 20
Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Business
(Economics and (International (Logistics and Supply
Finance) Business) Chain Management)
26 29
Second Major Application
and Minors and Admission
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WELCOME
MESSAGES
Welcome to SIM Global Education respective fields and communities.
(SIM GE) – A global campus with We also aim to inspire passion in
over 10 top-ranking international them to excel and to strive for
universities from the UK, the US, bigger goals.
Europe and Australia. As a premier
institution of higher learning, we are In today’s fast-changing world, the
a gateway to the world with a wide ability to adapt and evolve will give
range of academic programmes to you an edge. With our multicultural
choose your ideal learning pathways learning environment and diverse
from. campus life, you will gain the skills,
knowledge and insights you need
SIM GE is the global education arm to be career ready. These will
of the Singapore Institute of enable you to gain a Global Edge
Management (SIM Group) which as you make your mark in the
was an initiative started in 1964 by global workplace of the future.
the Economic Development Board
to support Singapore's I invite you to come and be a
Gain a Global industrialisation. As one of the
largest and leading private
member of our community, and
discover how, like them, you can
Edge at SIM GE educational institutions in Singapore,
we take pride in our reputation for
fulfil your aspirations by embarking
on an exciting educational journey
for the global quality academic standards and a
vibrant student experience.
with us.
workplace in the At SIM GE, we are committed to Dr Lee Kwok Cheong
future economy delivering a holistic education to
empower individuals in their
Chief Executive Officer
SIM Global Education
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Welcome! RMIT University is our Bachelor of Business
pleased to offer a range of Bachelor programmes are designed to
of Business programmes in provide you with the skills you will
conjunction with SIM Global need to deal with complex business
Education. issues and to be a leader in your
field.
RMIT’s mission is to prepare our
students for life and work – As a student, you will be challenged
integrating learning with a great through extensive and practically
campus experience and providing applied coursework that follows
students with opportunities to concepts through to real-life
develop social and work industry solutions. This will enable
connections throughout their you to engage skilfully and
studies. passionately in business, whether
locally or internationally.
RMIT has one of Australia’s largest
and most diverse business teaching On behalf of RMIT, I am delighted
RMIT’s mission is and research colleges. It has
delivered excellence in business
with our continuing partnership with
SIM GE. Together we look forward to
to prepare education for over 70 years and has
an excellent reputation in the
providing you with the highest
quality of international education.
our students for business world.
life and work In today’s competitive business
environment, professionals need the
Professor Ian Palmer
Pro Vice-Chancellor Business
skills to adapt to an ever-changing and Vice-President
world economy. That’s why at RMIT, RMIT University
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SIM
GROUP
SIM Global Education
A leading private education
institution
SIM Global Education is the global
education arm of the Singapore
Institute of Management (SIM
Group). Founded in 1964 on the
initiative of the Economic
Development Board to support
Singapore’s industrialisation, the SIM
Group also offers its educational
and training services through three
other brands: SIM International
40
Academy (SIM IA), SIM Professional
Development (SIM PD) and
Platform E.
SIM Global Education (SIM GE)
offers quality overseas academic
programmes awarded by top-
ranking and reputable universities. COUNTRIES
150,000
SIM GE’s approach towards a
holistic education is to develop
students with a global edge for the
global workplace with ability and
adaptability for employability in the
future economy. With over 150,000
alumni and about 19,000 students
from over 40 countries, SIM GE is a
ALUMNI
leading private education institution
in Singapore.
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Over 10
international
universities,
1 global
campus
Scan
for Virtual
Campus Tour
Why Study at SIM GE?
AWARD-WINNING INSTITUTION STUDENT-CENTRIC CAMPUS BOND-FREE SCHOLARSHIP &
Top 3 Best Private Institute for eight Wi-Fi enabled campus with BURSARY
consecutive years in the annual comprehensive facilities for Scholarships are available to
AsiaOne People’s Choice Awards. students’ academic and recreation students who excel in academics,
needs. sports or arts.
BOOST EMPLOYABILITY
82.7% of graduates found jobs VIBRANT STUDENT LIFE NETWORK FOR SUCCESS
within 6 months of completing Participate in over 70 student clubs A multitude of learning resources
their Bachelor studies. with year-round activities in arts, and networking events for students
Source: SIM GE Graduate Employment
culture and sports. and graduates offered through SIM
Survey 2016/2017
GE platforms and SIM Membership.
DEDICATED STUDENT SUPPORT
THROUGH-TRAIN PATHWAY
Support services include academic ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT
Over 80 full-time and part-time
support at Student Learning Centre, Stay connected even after
academic programmes through
a dedicated Student Services graduation – benefit from events
over 10 partner universities at
Centre, Student Wellness Centre, organised by SIM GE Alumni Office
diploma, undergraduate and
and initiatives such as financial or volunteer your time through
postgraduate levels.
assistance schemes and counselling mentorship initiatives.
services.
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES &
INSIGHTS
Exposure to diverse cultures and a
global network of faculty and peers
bring broader perspectives to
learning.
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STUDENT
LIFE
24 CAREER DEVELOPMENT STUDENT DEVELOPMENT
hours in 1 day... Raise your employability quotient Sharpen your leadership and social
365
through industry internships or skills or pursue your passion in the
career-readiness initiatives like the arts and sports with more than
Talent Development Programme, 70 student councils and clubs
days in 1 year... Career Chapters and Mentorship available.
1095
Programme offered by Career
Connect. STUDENT CARE
Boost your overall well-being
days in 3 years... GLOBAL LEARNING through healthy living and wellness
Gain international exposure through programmes, or learn more from
overseas academic exchange peer mentors at our dedicated
Seize the now. programmes, study trips and Student Wellness Centre.
workshops.
Make the most of your time
in SIM GE.
Grooming achievers outside the classroom Global exposure and learning opportunities Career fair offering internships and jobs
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STUDENT
LEARNING CENTRE
The Student PEER-ASSISTED LEARNING
(PAL)
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Develop professional skills that
Learning Centre A student-to-student support are highly valued by employers
(SLC) is a one-stop centre network that provides academic through well-structured training
assistance for selected modules. programmes.
for student academic
support. Boost your WORKSHOP SERIES CONSULTATION SERVICES
Attend complimentary workshops Work with our advisors to improve
academic performance with on academic writing, study skills your skills in written and oral
our SLC resources. and personal effectiveness to hone presentation.
effective learning skills.
Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) in session Digital Literacy Workshop The Talking Point Programme
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RMIT
UNIVERSITY
RMIT is a global university of and career development in the
technology, design and enterprise. Victorian Government’s 2015
One of Australia’s original International Education Awards,
educational institutions founded in confirming its reputation for
1887, RMIT University now has producing graduates who are highly
84,000 students. valued by employers world-wide.
The University enjoys an With three campuses in Melbourne,
international reputation for two in Vietnam, and a centre in
excellence in professional and Barcelona, RMIT is a truly global
vocational education, applied and university. RMIT also offers
innovative research, and programmes through partners in
engagement with the needs of Asia and enjoys research and
industry and the community. industry partnerships on every
continent.
RMIT has a 5-Star QS ranking for
excellence in higher education and Singapore Institute of Management
is globally ranked among the top is RMIT’s oldest and largest offshore
250 universities in the 2018 QS partner.
World University Rankings.
RMIT Business
Collaborating with industry to RMIT has established a reputation
provide solutions, new ideas and for excellence in business and
processes that deliver real management education, providing
outcomes is an integral part of high quality business programmes
RMIT’s teaching, learning and for the national and global
research. This approach means that marketplace for over 70 years. In
when entering the international job the 2018 QS World University
market, RMIT graduates possess a Rankings by Subject, RMIT is among
broad knowledge base, industry- the world’s top 100 universities in
focused skills, and an ability to think Business and Management Studies,
critically and creatively. and Accounting and Finance. RMIT’s
College of Business helps develop
The University was recognised for future leaders by undertaking
excellence in student employability business-related research and
08RMIT is among
the world’s top
100 universities
in Business and
Management
Studies, and
Accounting and
Finance
linking student learning with
business practice. Our vocational
education and undergraduate
programmes are designed with
industry input and have a strong
professional orientation to prepare
graduates for employment and
active citizenship.
By integrating theory with practice,
students get real, hands-on
knowledge and experience with
lecturers who are practitioners in
their fields.
This in turn results in business
graduates who:
• possess discipline-related skills
with the ability to apply these
to the workplace
• have the capability to
communicate effectively with
others, plan and organise
their work, solve problems,
work in teams, use technology
effectively and show initiative
and creativity
• are passionate, skilled in their
discipline, and ready to add
value to their chosen profession
and employers from the outset.
09PROGRAMME
OVERVIEW
Business is a dynamic and exciting To be awarded the Bachelor of resourcefulness, and to extend
career and these programmes Business (Economics and Finance) your professional skills to enable
reflect RMIT’s innovative and degree; a student must successfully you to work in a team and to
practical approach to business complete or be exempted from perform under pressure.
education. There is an emphasis completing:
throughout each programme on 1. 8 common core modules RMIT University also provides an
understanding both business theory 2. 12 major modules online learning and information
and practice. 3. 4 flexible modules, which may portal, myRMIT, accessible at
be made up of: www.rmit.edu.au/myrmitstudies for
RMIT’s Bachelor of Business a. A business minor; OR students with a central point of
programmes allow you to specialise b. 4 flexible modules access to online learning resources.
or combine specialist skills and myRMIT is an important and
interests tailored to your future Generally students with RMIT valuable communication tool for all
career. With programmes designed recognised business diplomas are students and staff.
in consultation with employers and admitted into the Advanced 2
industry groups, RMIT business programme (12 modules), and those Students can log in to myRMIT to:
graduates will be equipped with a with non-business diplomas will • access their student email
broad range of skills to work commence with our Advanced 1 (16 account
effectively in many jobs, anywhere modules) programme. • access student information guide
in the world. • access online module
The normal study load for full-time materials via RMIT's Learning
Programme Structure students is four modules, while Management System
When you enrol in any of RMIT’s part-time students take three • view online resources and
three-year undergraduate business modules per semester. learning activities created by
degree programmes, you will study lecturers
24 modules. Module choice, completion • view results (via the Enrolment
requirements and study duration Online link)
To be awarded an RMIT three-year depends on the specific credit • collaborate with RMIT
business degree, except the granted. If you need to complete a University lecturers and fellow
Bachelor of Business (Economics core module, this must be students
and Finance), a student must completed in the first year. The
successfully complete or be indicative completion pattern for Students are encouraged to access
exempted from completing: the full-time and part time myRMIT regularly to connect with
1. 8 common core modules programmes is in the SIM GE the University.
2. 8 major modules website.
3. 8 flexible modules, which may Mode of Delivery
be made up of: Details on the programme structure Classroom learning comprising:
a. A second business major; and modules which will be studied • Activities
OR in each degree are available on the • Computer simulation
b. A business minor and a subsequent pages. • Exercises
second minor; OR • Lab work
c. A business minor and 4 Learning Approach • Lectures
flexible modules You will learn within a structure of • Online learning
face-to-face lectures, using case • Self-study
* For students who complete a second studies and assignments based on • Workshops
major, it will be reflected in their real organisations, business • Group work
academic transcript.
simulations, class presentations • Projects
and in-class discussions to ensure • Case studies
you develop personal qualities
including clear thinking and Each lesson is typically 3 hours.
10Assessment
• Individual / Group assignments
• Projects
• Written Exams
Why study SIM-RMIT’s
• Continuous assessment such Bachelor of Business
as:
– Essays
Degree Options International Network
– Presentations
Flexibility to specialise or combine Connect with the vast network of
– Class Participation
specialist skills and interests RMIT alumni; a community of over
– Quizzes
39,000 SIM-RMIT graduates alone
– Class Tests
Effective Learning
A combination of lectures, case Practical Curricula
Assessment components vary from
studies, assignments, business Designed with industry inputs;
module to module, and is not
simulations, presentations and integration of business theory
limited to the list above.
in-class discussions with practice
Professional Accreditation or
Excellent Support Professional Accreditation or
Recognition
Regular visits by RMIT academic Recognition
The Bachelor of Business
staff and stringent standards Fully accredited Australian
programmes are fully accredited
ensure quality of support and undergraduate degrees
Australian undergraduate university
teaching
degrees.
Proven Track Record
Global Mobility Programme Over 30 years of partnership
Global Mobility Programme
Option to study one semester at between SIM and RMIT
Students have the opportunity to
RMIT campuses/partner
study one semester at RMIT’s
universities
partner universities; or at RMIT
campuses as an Inter-location
mobility student. Visit
www.rmit.edu.au/students/sim for
more information.
View video here:
http://bit.ly/2aVHsQ2
Alumni
Upon successful completion of the
Bachelor of Business, graduates will
be eligible for membership of the
RMIT University Alumni. For more
information visit
www.alumni.rmit.edu.au
11Duration and Intakes
FULL-TIME PART-TIME
Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2 Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2
Programme
(24 Modules) (16 Modules) (12 Modules) (24 Modules) (16 Modules) (12 Modules)
Accountancy 4 Years 3 Years 2 Years
International Business — — —
Logistics and Supply
3 Years 2 Years 1.5 Years
Chain Management
4 Years 3 Years 2 Years
Management
Marketing
Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2 Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2
Programme
(24 Modules) (17 – 20 Modules) (12 – 16 Modules) (24 Modules) (17 – 20 Modules) (12 – 16 Modules)
Economics and Finance 3 Years 2.5 Years 1.5 – 2 Years 4 Years 3 – 3.5 Years 2 – 3 Years
Intakes January Semester July Semester
Semester classes Jan – Apr Jul – Oct
Exam Late Apr – Early May Late Oct – Early Nov
Result Release Early Jun Early Dec
Semester Break Mid May – Late Jun Mid Nov – Late Dec
Candidature Period
FULL-TIME PART-TIME
Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2 Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2
Programme
(24 Modules) (16 Modules) (12 Modules) (24 Modules) (16 Modules) (12 Modules)
Accountancy 9 Years 6 Years 4.5 Years
International Business — — —
Logistics and Supply
4.5 Years 3 Years 2.5 Years
Chain Management
9 Years 6 Years 4.5 Years
Management
Marketing
Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2 Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2
Programme
(24 Modules) (17 – 20 Modules) (12 – 16 Modules) (24 Modules) (17 – 20 Modules) (12 – 16 Modules)
Economics and Finance 4.5 Years 4 Years 2.5 – 3 Years 9 Years 6.5 – 7.5 Years 4.5 – 6 Years
12Minimum Class Size: 50 The list and associated groupings • Have successfully studied
In the event that the class cannot are periodically updated as new Singapore Cambridge ‘A’ levels
commence due to low take-up rate, diplomas are assessed and existing at a Singaporean high school
applicants will be informed within diplomas are re-assessed or when for at least 2 years and met
one month before programme changes to the content of a diploma the academic entry criteria of
commencement. occur. 3 A/H2 level passes; OR
• Successful completion of a
Admission Criteria Other qualifications will be recognised approved Diploma
Applicants should have one of the considered on a case-by-case basis qualification or higher, where
following qualifications: by the university. the language of instruction
was English.
Full Programme 3 GCE ‘A’ level
If an applicant does not satisfy the
passes; or minimum
of 3 H2 level
university minimum academic entry For detailed information on the
subjects with a pass requirement, the applicant may be English Language requirements,
or above able to satisfy the requirement if please refer to SIM GE website.
they can produce evidence of other
Advanced 1 An RMIT approved
non-business
equivalent qualifications or Exemptions
diploma from combination of qualifications and Applicants holding qualifications
any of the local experience as assessed by RMIT other than a recognised diploma
polytechnics University on a case-by-case basis. from SIM GE or a Singapore local
polytechnic should apply for
Advanced 2 An RMIT approved
relevant business Refer to the SIM GE website for exemptions at the time of
diploma from SIM complete information on the application for the programme. On
or any of the local requirements for International receipt of an exemption application,
polytechnics qualifications. RMIT will assess your previous study
for its currency to determine if the
Details on the diploma groups and English Language Requirement body of knowledge and practice
applicable exemptions are available • Minimum C or better in has changed significantly. If the
via: General Paper at AS/H1 level course content has changed
http://www.rmit.edu.au/bus/ or Knowledge and Inquiry at significantly and you have not
singaporecredit H2 level; OR maintained sustained practice in the
field of study, your application may
be rejected.
Programme Fees
FOR ALL DEGREES FOR ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
(EXCEPT ECONOMICS AND FINANCE) DEGREE ONLY
Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2 Full Programme Advanced 1 Advanced 2
24 Modules 16 Modules 12 Modules 24 Modules Max 20 Modules Max 16 Modules
S$46,224.00 S$30,816.00 S$23,112.00 S$46,224.00 S$38,520.00 S$30,816.00
Fees are inclusive of prevailing GST and payable in instalments. The amount of each instalment is dependent on the number of
modules undertaken for each semester. Fees do not include textbooks. Please refer to SIM GE website for the latest fees.
13BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
(ACCOUNTANCY)
Overview 1. BUSM4192 Introduction to Management
Accounting is the process of 2. ACCT2060 Accounting in Organisations and Society
identifying, measuring, analysing 3. ECON1025 Prices and Markets
and communicating economic Common 4. MKTG1199 Marketing Principles
information so people can make Core 5. ECON1035 Business Statistics 1
informed judgements and decisions. 6. ECON1016 Macroeconomics 1
7. ISYS2059 Business Information Systems
Studying accounting gives students
8. LAW2446 Commercial Law
the tools to understand how and
why key business decisions are 1. ACCT2062 Financial Accounting and Analysis
made, and how to have input into 2. ACCT1063 Management Accounting and Business
3. ACCT1054 Financial Accountability and Reporting
those decisions.
Degree 4. ACCT1068 Cost Analysis and Organisational Decisions
Major 5. LAW2465 Singapore Taxation
Objectives 6. ACCT1080 Financial Accounting Theory
Students will develop an 7. ACCT2119 Accounting, Behaviour and Organisations
understanding of the technical and 8. ACCT1029 Performance Analysis and Simulations#
social aspects of accounting.
1. Second Business Major or
Accountancy involves the Business Minor
systematic recording, reporting and 2. Second Business Major or
analysis of financial transactions, Business Business Business Minor
but students will discover the Minor Minor 3. Second Business Major or
importance of applying such Business Minor
specialised business-related 4. Second Business Major or
Second Business Minor
knowledge guided by ethical, Flexible
Business
environmental, cultural and social Module 5. Second Business Major or Second
Major
considerations. Minor or Flexible Module
6. Second Business Major or Second
Second Flexible Minor or Flexible Module
Programme Structure
Minor Module 7. Second Business Major or Second
To be awarded the Bachelor of Minor or Flexible Module
Business (Accountancy) degree, 8. Second Business Major or Second
students must complete, or be Minor or Flexible Module
exempted from completing
(depending on their advanced #
Capstone Module should be attempted last among the major modules
standing status), a total of 24
modules comprising: See listing of available majors, minors and flexible modules (pages 26 – 28)
1. 8 common core modules
2. 8 major modules
3. 8 flexible modules, which may
be made up of:
a. A second business major;
OR
b. A business minor and a
second minor; OR
c. A business minor and 4
flexible modules
14Career Prospects Professional Accreditation or
The accountancy degree provides a Recognition
business qualification which enables The Bachelor of Business
graduates to advance in a variety of (Accountancy) is accredited by
careers. This might include positions CPA Australia, Chartered
in public accounting firms, Accountants Australia and New
supporting staff teams in areas such Zealand (CAANZ), Chartered
as auditing, taxation, management Institute of Management
consulting, business services and Accountants (CIMA), Institute of
receivership. Others may be Chartered Accountants in England
recruited into commercial and and Wales (ICAEW), Singapore
government organisations in Accountancy Commission (SAC)
treasury, internal audit, strategic and Association of Chartered
business planning, financial Certified Accountants (ACCA).
reporting and management
accounting roles. For further information on
accreditation benefits, professional
body guidance and membership
opportunities for students and
graduates, visit:
• www.cpaaustralia.com.au
• www.charteredaccountantsanz.com
• www.cimaglobal.com
• www.icaew.com
• www.sac.gov.sg
• www.accaglobal.com
"The strong industry collaboration between CPA
Australia and SIM-RMIT allowed me to secure an
internship with a Big 4 accounting firm during a
career event held jointly by RMIT and CPA Australia.
This internship opportunity translated into a
permanent role for me with the same firm, helping
me gain a strong footing in the industry." (2018)
Lim Wei Ri
Graduate, Class of 2011
Bachelor of Business (Accountancy)
Co-Founder & Associate Director
GLF Partners Pte Ltd
15“The SIM-RMIT degree in Accountancy has
opened up different career pathways for me.
We learned the fundamentals of sustaining
a business, which is essential in my current
role to ensure the profitability of a business
to propel it forward. I also had an enriching
student life at SIM, as there are always events
planned out to enhance your school going
experience.” (2018)
Muhammad Shahrul Amri Bin Mohd Hafiz
Graduate, Class of 2018
Bachelor of Business (Accountancy)
Assistant Studio Manager
Orangetheory Fitness
“I picked this degree because of the distinct
emphasis on fundamentals with pragmatic
applications. The programme has set a sturdy
foundation for my understanding on Economics
and Finance, I opine that it will empower me to
advance my career and give me a significant
advantage when I further my post-graduate
studies and CFA certification.” (2018)
Teo Yee Jie
Graduate, Class of 2018
Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance)
Analyst, Maritime Industries
Nord/LB
“The SIM-RMIT degree gave me the chance
to hone my soft skills in communicating with
others through the various group projects.
I am well equipped with the theoretical
knowledge of macroeconomics and it created
a solid stepping stone for my first job at the
bank." (2018)
Kuah Hwee Wen
Graduate, Class of 2018
Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance)
Commercial Banking, Associate
HSBC Bank
16BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
(ECONOMICS AND FINANCE)
Overview 1. BUSM4192 Introduction to Management
Economics is the study of choices. It 2. ACCT2060 Accounting in Organisations and Society
is a dynamic discipline that is 3. ECON1025 Prices and Markets
constantly evolving to help us Common 4. MKTG1199 Marketing Principles
understand how we allocate Core 5. ECON1035 Business Statistics 1
resources and why we allocate 6. ECON1016 Macroeconomics 1
7. ISYS2059 Business Information Systems
them as we do. The programme will
8. LAW2446 Commercial Law
develop an understanding of how
economic activity and forecasting 1. BAFI1005 Financial Markets
affect our lives every day. 2. BAFI1012 Business Finance
3. ECON1045 Macroeconomics 2
4. ECON1064 Quantitative Analysis
Objectives 5. BAFI1045 Investment
The philosophy underlying the Degree 6. ECON1272 Basic Econometrics
programme is that a rapidly Major 7. ECON1056 Price Theory
changing world requires adaptable 8. LAW2460 Law of Investments and Financial Markets
analytical skills. This degree is 9. BAFI1029 Risk Management
designed to develop broad business 10. ECON1089 International Trade
11. ECON1085 International Monetary Economics
skills as well as more specialised
12. BAFI1019 International Finance#
technical knowledge in the fields of
economics and finance. 1. Business Minor or Flexible Module
Flexible Business Flexible 2. Business Minor or Flexible Module
Students will gain a theoretical and Module Minor Module 3. Business Minor or Flexible Module
4. Business Minor or Flexible Module
practical perspective of the modern
finance industry and will analyse the #
Capstone Module should be attempted last among the major modules
economic context relating to real
issues such as inflation, See listing of available majors, minors and flexible modules (pages 26 – 28).
unemployment, taxation, global
finance and trade, inequality,
international competition, consumer Career Prospects Professional Accreditation or
behaviour and economic growth. Graduates will be equipped with Recognition
knowledge and skills in the core Students and graduates of the
Programme Structure areas of business, economics and programme are eligible to apply for
To be awarded the Bachelor of finance, and the capability to apply membership of the Financial
Business (Economics and Finance) these skills in multidisciplinary Services Institute of Australasia
degree, students must complete, or environments. This programme (FINSIA).
be exempted from completing provides opportunities for focused
(depending on their advanced and professional training, preparing Graduates who undertake
standing status), a total of 24 graduates for a range of additional specified courses can
modules comprising: occupations and industries such as have these counted towards
banking, stockbroking, funds partially fulfilling the academic
1. 8 common core modules management, insurance and requirements for Associate
2. 12 major modules superannuation, and in other private Membership of CPA Australia.
3. 4 flexible modules, which may sector or government organisations
be made up of: requiring high-level, technical For further information on
a. A business minor; OR expertise in financial or economic accreditation benefits, professional
b. 4 flexible modules analysis. body guidance and membership
opportunities for students and
graduates, visit:
• www.finsia.com
• www.cpaaustralia.com.au
17BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
(INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS)
Overview Programme Structure
Having staff with international skills 1. BUSM4192 Introduction to Management
is now an organisational imperative. 2. ACCT2060 Accounting in Organisations and Society
Our programme is focused on 3. ECON1025 Prices and Markets
producing graduates who can think Common 4. MKTG1199 Marketing Principles
critically about managing Core 5. ECON1035 Business Statistics 1
international business responsibly, 6. ECON1016 Macroeconomics 1
and sustainably and be equipped 7. ISYS2059 Business Information Systems
8. LAW2446 Commercial Law
with the skills to build a successful
career across corporate/business 1. BUSM1227 International Business
sectors, government, third sector, 2. BUSM4551 Creativity, Innovation and Design
and consultancy locally and 3. BAFI1005 Financial Markets
Degree 4. ECON1089 International Trade
overseas.
Major 5. OMGT2246 Global Trade Operations
6. BUSM4690 Managing International Business Responsibly
Objectives 7. BUSM4697 Cross Cultural Management
The Bachelor of Business 8. BUSM4694 Political Economy of International Business#
(International Business) aims to
1. Second Business Major or
equip students with foundation Business Minor
knowledge across several areas of 2. Second Business Major or
international business, and Business Business Business Minor
subsequently develop deeper Minor Minor 3. Second Business Major or
knowledge and the ability to apply Business Minor
a range of critical perspectives 4. Second Business Major or
Second Business Minor
across key areas of business Flexible
Business
practice and management. Module 5. Second Business Major or Second
Major
Minor or Flexible Module
Programme Structure 6. Second Business Major or Second
To be awarded the Bachelor of Second Flexible Minor or Flexible Module
Minor Module 7. Second Business Major or Second
Business (International Business)
Minor or Flexible Module
degree, student must complete, or 8. Second Business Major or Second
be exempted from completing Minor or Flexible Module
(depending on their advanced
standing status), a total of 24 #
Capstone Module should be attempted last among the major modules
modules comprising:
1. 8 common core modules See listing of available majors, minors and flexible modules (pages 26 – 28)
2. 8 major modules
3. 8 flexible modules, which may
be made up of:
a. A second business major;
OR
b. A business minor and a
second minor; OR
c. A business minor and 4
flexible modules
18Career Prospects Professional Accreditation or
RMIT's aim is for international Recognition
business graduates to become Graduates of the programme are
better global citizens because they eligible to apply for membership of
have benefited from examining the Institute of Managers and
business practices through a global Leaders (IML).
lens, and through a socially
responsible business lens. You will Enrolled students are eligible for
emerge with an understanding of student membership and graduates
how various activities within and are eligible for individual
between organisations and industry membership of the Export Council
sectors are connected. of Australia (ECA).
The roles and industries an For further information on
international business qualification accreditation benefits, professional
can lead to include: body guidance and membership
• policy development and opportunities for students and
advice, especially within an graduates, visit:
organisation • www.managersandleaders.com.au
• a wide range of trade, and • www.export.org.au
finance related roles
• business analyst
• logistics and supply chain
management roles, such
as advising procurement
managers regarding fair
trade and ethical sourcing
in logistics import/export
industries
• government relations and
consultancy, for example,
advising on trade-related
issues
• economic research and
developing economic policy or
regulatory guidelines
• management consultant
• business roles relating to
corporate social responsibility
and sustainability, with respect
to business strategy, rankings,
ethical ratings and indexes,
and improving business
consultation, partnerships,
and social and environmental
impacts.
19BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
(LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY
CHAIN MANAGEMENT)
Overview Programme Structure
This programme prepares you to To be awarded the Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain
tackle business problems in the Management) degree, students must complete, or be exempted from
global marketplace and understand completing (depending on their advanced standing status), a total of 24
the complex world of logistics, modules comprising:
supply chain and trade industries.
You will cover areas include 1. 8 common core modules
purchasing, materials management, 2. 8 major modules
inventory control, warehousing and 3. 8 flexible modules, which may be made up of:
transport and distribution and a. A second business major; OR
end-user stakeholder expectation b. A business minor and a second minor; OR
management. By exercising c. A business minor and 4 flexible modules
leadership and business acumen in
1. BUSM4192 Introduction to Management
professional activities and decision-
2. ACCT2060 Accounting in Organisations and Society
making, students will be equipped 3. ECON1025 Prices and Markets
to make an immediate contribution Common 4. MKTG1199 Marketing Principles
to organisational objectives after Core 5. ECON1035 Business Statistics 1
graduation. 6. ECON1016 Macroeconomics 1
7. ISYS2059 Business Information Systems
Objectives 8. LAW2446 Commercial Law
The complex world of logistics, 1. OMGT2221 Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
supply chain and trade industries is 2. OMGT2222 Transportation and Freight Logistics
becoming increasingly specialised 3. OMGT2225 Procurement Management and Global Sourcing
and challenging, with strong Degree 4. OMGT2224 Warehouse and Distribution Channels
Major 5. OMGT2228 Operations Management#
demand for graduates who are
6. OMGT2230 Business IT and Supply Chain
business savvy, sensitive to different 7. OMGT2223 Supply Chain Analysis and Design
cultures, and who have strong 8. OMGT2229 Supply Chain Management Strategy#
project management and
negotiation skills. 1. Second Business Major or
Business Minor
2. Second Business Major or
This programme provides students Business Business Business Minor
with an understanding of the Minor Minor 3. Second Business Major or
specialised area of supply chain Business Minor
management with a strong 4. Second Business Major or
Second Business Minor
emphasis on general business. Flexible
Business
Module 5. Second Business Major or Second
Major
Graduates will be equipped with a Minor or Flexible Module
broad range of skills and an 6. Second Business Major or Second
understanding of the Second Flexible Minor or Flexible Module
interdependence of global, Minor Module 7. Second Business Major or Second
Minor or Flexible Module
localised, and regional logistics
8. Second Business Major or Second
issues. They will possess the Minor or Flexible Module
confidence to tackle the evolving
challenges of a rapidly globalised #
Capstone Module should be attempted last among the major modules
logistics and supply chain industry.
See listing of available majors, minors and flexible modules (pages 26 – 28).
20Career Prospects Professional Accreditation or For further information on
Logistics and supply chain Recognition accreditation benefits, professional
graduates are employed in all The Bachelor of Business (Logistics body guidance and membership
aspects of logistics and supply and Supply Chain Management) is opportunities for students and
chain management operations. You accredited by Chartered Institute of graduates, visit:
will be responsible for the effective Logistics and Transport (CILT). • www.cilt.org.sg
and efficient integration of all • www.cilta.com.au
logistics activities supported by the Enrolled students are eligible for • www.cips.org
application of relevant IT and Student Affiliate membership of • www.lscms.org
e-business practices. Graduates will Chartered Institute of Logistics and
also work closely with other Transport (CILT) and Student
functional company managers in membership of Chartered Institute
areas such as marketing, of Procurement and Supply (CIPS)
manufacturing and engineering. and Logistics and Supply Chain
Management Society (LSCMS).
Most graduates pursue
management/administrative careers Graduates are eligible for Affiliate
in companies that operate in various membership of Chartered Institute
transport modes, such as air, sea, of Procurement and Supply (CIPS)
road and rail, and in companies that and Chartered Institute of Logistics
specialise in purchasing, supply and Transport (CILT) and
chain management, contract Professional membership of
distribution, manufacturing and Logistics and Supply Chain
retailing. Excellent opportunities Management Society (LSCMS).
exist worldwide for well-trained
professionals.
"The assignments I had to complete in this
course equipped me with the prior knowledge
to manage similar projects assigned to me in my
current role. The group projects also allowed me
to learn and develop soft skills to communicate
effectively while maintaining a harmonious work
relationship with my co-workers." (2018)
Kelly Cheong
Graduate, Class of 2017
Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain
Management)
Logistics Officer, Management Trainee
Keppel Shipyard Ltd
21Upon graduating from Bachelor of
Business (Management), Roselyn Nwe
went on to pursue her interest in the
travel industry. Her university life at SIM-
RMIT laid the foundations for her to gain
important skillsets that armed her for her
business venture, Travelmiles Co Ltd, a
travel agency that she currently runs back
home in Myanmar.
Sabrina Tan, a graduate of SIM-RMIT
Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply
Chain Management) successfully clinched
an internship position at CEVA Logistics
through the Real World Challenge (RWC)
Project — a collaboration between CEVA
and RMIT University held in April 2017. She
has since converted to a permanent position
and is currently fronting both programme
management and sales support.
A graduate of SIM-RMIT Bachelor of
Business (Marketing), Shane Lee, who
was an SIM Global Education Scholar,
co-founded 6oz Espresso Bar in his
second year of university. RMIT's project-
based syllabus helped Shane to manage
and work cohesively with people from
various backgrounds and capabilities. This
provided him with an all-round education
experience throughout his university life.
22BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
(MANAGEMENT)
Overview 1. BUSM4192 Introduction to Management
Effective management is the ability 2. ACCT2060 Accounting in Organisations and Society
to exercise strong ethical judgement 3. ECON1025 Prices and Markets
and to work flexibly and effectively Common 4. MKTG1199 Marketing Principles
with those around you in a variety Core 5. ECON1035 Business Statistics 1
of organisational structures. The 6. ECON1016 Macroeconomics 1
7. ISYS2059 Business Information Systems
ability to prioritise tasks, including
8. LAW2446 Commercial Law
financial, marketing and human
resource aspects of an organisation 1. BUSM1100 Organisational Analysis
are essential in managerial roles. 2. BUSM3199 Ethics and Governance
3. BUSM4547 Management in Practice#
Degree 4. BUSM4555 Contemporary Management: Issues and Challenges
Objectives Major 5. BUSM4559 Work in Global Society
RMIT’s Management degree 6. BUSM4194 Leadership and Decision Making
provides a substantial and rigorous 7. BUSM4551 Creativity, Innovation and Design
core of knowledge to equip 8. BUSM3200 Strategic Management
students with the capabilities
1. Second Business Major or
expected of leaders in Business Minor
contemporary organisations. 2. Second Business Major or
Students completing the Business Business Business Minor
programme will gain the knowledge, Minor Minor 3. Second Business Major or
competence and attitudes Business Minor
necessary for developing successful 4. Second Business Major or
Second Business Minor
careers in management. Employers Flexible
Business
will be able to recruit people Module 5. Second Business Major or Second
Major
possessing an informed, Minor or Flexible Module
professional and flexible approach 6. Second Business Major or Second
Second Flexible Minor or Flexible Module
to the practical issues of managing
Minor Module 7. Second Business Major or Second
complex organisations. Minor or Flexible Module
8. Second Business Major or Second
Programme Structure Minor or Flexible Module
To be awarded the Bachelor of
Business (Management) degree, #
Capstone Module should be attempted last among the major modules
student must complete, or be
exempted from completing See listing of available majors, minors and flexible modules (pages 26 – 28).
(depending on their advanced
standing status), a total of 24
Career Prospects Professional Accreditation or
modules comprising:
Graduates may be employed in a Recognition
range of professional, commercial, Graduates of the programme are
1. 8 common core modules
industrial and not-for-profit eligible to apply for the affiliate
2. 8 major modules
organisations. With appropriate membership of the Institute of
3. 8 flexible modules, which may
experience, they can expect to Managers and Leaders (IML).
be made up of:
advance to management positions.
a. A second business major;
For further information on
OR
accreditation benefits, professional
b. A business minor and a
body guidance and membership
second minor; OR
opportunities for students and
c. A business minor and 4
graduates, visit:
flexible modules
• www.managersandleaders.com.au
23BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
(MARKETING)
Overview Programme Structure
Marketing involves identifying To be awarded the Bachelor of Business (Marketing) degree, students must
customer needs and wants. In this complete, or be exempted from completing (depending on their advanced
programme you will study the latest standing status), a total of 24 modules comprising:
in business marketing theories to
understand customers, design 1. 8 common core modules
product and brand strategies, and 2. 8 major modules
make informed decisions about 3. 8 flexible modules, which may be made up of:
pricing, promotion and distribution. a. A second business major; OR
b. A business minor and a second minor; OR
Objectives c. A business minor and 4 flexible modules
The Bachelor of Business
(Marketing) has a long and 1. BUSM4192 Introduction to Management
2. ACCT2060 Accounting in Organisations and Society
successful history of producing 3. ECON1025 Prices and Markets
outstanding graduates for the Common 4. MKTG1199 Marketing Principles
marketing industry. Blending Core 5. ECON1035 Business Statistics 1
practical theory with modern, 6. ECON1016 Macroeconomics 1
industry-based learning, the 7. ISYS2059 Business Information Systems
programme aims to prepare 8. LAW2446 Commercial Law
students for a career in the dynamic 1. MKTG1052 Buyer Behaviour
world of marketing. Students will 2. MKTG1047 Market Research
develop skills across a broad range 3. MKTG1266 Marketing Communication
of business areas, whilst specialising Degree 4. MKTG1268 Service Quality
in marketing activities such as brand Major 5. MKTG1281 Applied Brand Management
6. MKTG1427 Digital Marketing
and product management, market
7. MKTG1270 Product Innovation and Management
research, advertising, business 8. MKTG1275 Strategic Marketing*#
development, promotion and many
others. Students will gain a 1. Second Business Major or
Business Minor
thorough theoretical appreciation of
2. Second Business Major or
the marketing discipline as well as Business Business Business Minor
specific practical skills and Minor Minor 3. Second Business Major or
knowledge that will be of immediate Business Minor
value in the workforce. 4. Second Business Major or
Second Business Minor
Flexible
Business
Module 5. Second Business Major or Second
Major
Minor or Flexible Module
6. Second Business Major or Second
Second Flexible Minor or Flexible Module
Minor Module 7. Second Business Major or Second
Minor or Flexible Module
8. Second Business Major or Second
Minor or Flexible Module
* Subject to completion of prerequisite modules: MKTG1052; MKTG1268;
MKTG1266; MKTG1047
#
Capstone Module should be attempted last among the major modules
See listing of available majors, minors and flexible modules (pages 26 – 28).
24Career Prospects Professional Accreditation or
Marketing is a dynamic and Recognition
expanding area. Organisations The Bachelor of Business
recognise specialist knowledge and (Marketing) is accredited by the
skills are needed to successfully Australian Marketing Institute (AMI).
market their products. Marketers
need to be analytical, creative, Enrolled students are eligible for
flexible, enthusiastic and disciplined Student membership of the
when approaching practical and Australian Marketing Institute (AMI)
theoretical problems. A wide variety and graduates are eligible for
of employment opportunities are Graduate membership of Australian
available in small, medium and large Marketing Institute (AMI).
organisations in the private and
public sectors. Graduates may For further information on
commence a marketing career in: accreditation benefits, professional
business-to-business marketing, body guidance and membership
direct marketing, e-commerce and opportunities for students and
e-marketing, market research, graduates, visit:
marketing communication, • www.ami.org.au
marketing information systems,
brand management, retailing, sales,
advertising and public relations.
"This degree helps me to excel and perform
at work where my position requires
extensive marketing knowledge. Back in
school, I participated in the Global Mobility
Programme that SIM-RMIT offers – It
was a valuable experience where I had
the opportunity to explore and study at
a different country while expanding my
network." (2018)
Vadrea Candrika
Graduate, Class of 2017
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
Sales Coordinator
Flyspaces Indonesia
25SECOND MAJOR
AND MINORS
Degree Programme
Accountancy Economics & International Logistics & Supply Management Marketing
Finance Business Chain Management
Accountancy
Economics and Finance
(12 modules)
Finance
MAJOR International Business
Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
Management
Marketing
Accounting for Managers
Accounting Professional
Services
Economics
(for non Economics and
Finance students)
Economics & Finance
(for non Economics and
Finance students)
Finance
(for non Economics and
Finance students)
International Business
MINORS
Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
Global Logistics & Supply
Chain Management
Transport and Logistics
E-Supply Chain
Management
Management
Human Resource Practice
Marketing
Marketing Extension
Available Second Major & Minors
26The availability of any specific second major, minor or elective is subject to the offering at SIM GE of the parent
programme. If the parent programme is discontinued at SIM GE, the necessary modules may not be offered.
Majors, Minors and Flexible Modules
Majors
Accountancy International Business Management
ACCT2062 Financial Accounting and BUSM1227 International Business BUSM1100 Organisational Analysis
Analysis BUSM4551 Creativity, Innovation and BUSM3199 Ethics and Governance
ACCT1063 Management Accounting and Design BUSM4547 Management in Practice#
Business BAFI1005 Financial Markets BUSM4555 Contemporary Management:
ACCT1054 Financial Accountability and ECON1089 International Trade Issues and Challenges
Reporting OMGT2246 Global Trade Operations BUSM4559 Work in Global Society
ACCT1068 Cost Analysis and BUSM4690 Managing International BUSM4194 Leadership and Decision
Organisational Decisions Business Responsibly Making
LAW2465 Singapore Taxation BUSM4697 Cross Cultural Management BUSM4551 Creativity, Innovation and
ACCT1080 Financial Accounting Theory BUSM4694 Political Economy of Design
ACCT2119 Accounting, Behaviour and International Business# BUSM3200 Strategic Management
Organisations
ACCT1029 Performance Analysis and
Simulations#
Economics & Finance Logistics and Supply Chain Management Marketing
(12 modules)
BAFI1005 Financial Markets OMGT2221 Introduction to Logistics and MKTG1052 Buyer Behaviour
BAFI1012 Business Finance Supply Chain Management MKTG1047 Market Research
ECON1045 Macroeconomics 2 OMGT2222 Transportation and Freight MKTG1266 Marketing Communication
ECON1064 Quantitative Analysis Logistics MKTG1268 Service Quality
BAFI1045 Investment OMGT2225 Procurement Management MKTG1281 Applied Brand Management
ECON1056 Price Theory and Global Sourcing MKTG1427 Digital Marketing
LAW2460 Law of Investments and OMGT2224 Warehouse and Distribution MKTG1270 Product Innovation and
Financial Markets Channels Management
BAFI1029 Risk Management OMGT2228 Operations Management# MKTG1275 Strategic Marketing*#
ECON1089 International Trade OMGT2230 Business IT and Supply Chain
ECON1085 International Monetary OMGT2223 Supply Chain Analysis and
Economics Design
BAFI1019 International Finance# OMGT2229 Supply Chain Management
ECON1272 Basic Econometrics Strategy#
Finance
BAFI1005 Financial Markets
BAFI1012 Business Finance
BAFI1045 Investment
LAW2460 Law of Investments and
Financial Markets
BAFI1019 International Finance#
ECON1064 Quantitative Analysis
BAFI1029 Risk Management
ECON1272 Basic Econometrics
* Subject to completion of prerequisite modules: MKTG1052; MKTG1268; MKTG1266; MKTG1047
#
Capstone Module should be attempted last among the major modules
27Minors
Accounting for Managers International Business Management
ACCT2062 BUSM1227 BUSM1100
Financial Accounting and Analysis International Business Organisational Analysis
ACCT1063 BAFI1005 BUSM3199
Management Accounting and Business Financial Markets Ethics and Governance
ACCT1029 BUSM4690 BUSM4559
Performance Analysis and Simulations Managing International Business Responsibly Work in Global Society
ACCT1068 ECON1089 BUSM4194
Cost Analysis and Organisational Decisions International Trade Leadership and Decision Making
^Accounting Professional Services Logistics and Supply Chain Management Human Resource Practice
ACCT1059 OMGT2221 BUSM3201
Auditing 1 Introduction to Logistics & Supply Chain Human Resource Management
LAW2464 Management BUSM4306
Singapore Company Law OMGT2222 Work, Health, Safety and Wellbeing
ACCT1085 Transportation and Freight Logistics BUSM1139
Professional Values, Ethics and Attitudes OMGT2225 Human Resource Development
ACCT2212 Procurement Management and Global Sourcing BUSM4125
Forensic Business Investigation OMGT2228 International Human Resources
Operations Management
Economics & Finance Global Logistics and Supply Chain Marketing
(for non Economics and Finance students) Management
BAFI1005 OMGT2246 MKTG1052
Financial Markets Global Trade Operations Buyer Behaviour
BAFI1012 ISYS3311 MKTG1047
Business Finance Enterprise Information Systems Market Research
ECON1056 OMGT2226 MKTG1266
Price Theory Retail and Service Logistics Marketing Communication
ECON1045 OMGT2227 MKTG1268
Macroeconomics 2 Transport Economics Service Quality
Economics Transport and Logistics Marketing Extension
(for non Economics and Finance students)
ECON1056 OMGT2221 MKTG1265
Price Theory Introduction to Logistics and Supply Advanced Marketing Concepts and
ECON1045 Chain Management Applications
Macroeconomics 2 OMGT2222 MKTG1274
ECON1085 Transportation and Freight Logistics Sales Strategy and Communication Skills
International Monetary Economics OMGT2227 MKTG1272
ECON1089 Transport Economics Business Ethics
International Trade OMGT2224 MKTG1338
Warehouse and Distribution Channels Retailing
Finance E-Supply Chain Management
(for non Economics and Finance students)
BAFI1005 OMGT2221
Financial Markets Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain
BAFI1012 Management
Business Finance OMGT2230
BAFI1045 Business IT and Supply Chain
Investment ISYS3311
LAW2460 Enterprise Information Systems
Law of Investments and Financial Markets OMGT2225
Procurement Management and Global Sourcing
^ The Accounting Professional Services minor is designed for students enrolled in the Accountancy degree seeking to meet the requirements for
admission to associate membership of all professional accounting bodies in Australia.
Flexible Modules
• Any modules listed above may be taken as an individual flexible module, subject to the completion of prerequisite requirements.
• An individual module can only be counted once, as part of a major or a minor, or as a flexible module.
• The availability of modules for enrolment as flexible modules in any particular semester may be subject to resource constraints.
• Business Internship module is available to students as electives in their final year. Selection criteria, terms and conditions for the module will be
shared prior to application opening period.
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Visit www.simge.edu.sg/ge/how-to-apply which Singapore Institute of Pte. Ltd. and Lonpac Insurance Bhd
for the application process, list of Management Pte Ltd (SIM PL) has as our FPS insurance providers.
required supporting documents, put in place: Under the FPS insurance scheme,
documents verification process and students’ fees will be insured by the
more information. PEI-Student Contract FPS insurance provider pre-assigned
CPE, in aiming to enhance the by SIM PL. In case of events as stated
For an international applicant confidence of students and their above, students will be able to claim
applying to a full-time programme, parents in the quality of education their paid fees from the respective
you must submit an online Student’s in Singapore, has stipulated that FPS insurance provider.
Pass (STP) application form. all PEIs must sign a PEI-Student
Your Student’s Pass application Contract with students. The contract More details of the FPS can also be
is subjected to approval of sets out the terms and conditions found in the FPS Instruction Manual,
the Singapore Immigration & governing the relationship available at www.cpe.gov.sg.
Checkpoints Authority (ICA). between the student and PEI.
SIM PL will honour all terms and Medical Insurance
Application Fees conditions in the contract and in all SIM PL has in place a group medical
An application fee is payable communication materials. insurance scheme for all its students.
for each application form that is This medical insurance scheme
submitted. This fee (inclusive of the Students may request for a copy of will have a minimum coverage as
prevailing GST) is non-refundable the PEI-Student Contract from SIM follows: an annual coverage limit
and non-transferable. The fee will be PL or view it on the CPE website of S$20,000 per student, covers
fully refunded only if the intake does (www.cpe.gov.sg). up to B2 ward in government and
not commence. Unpaid applications restructured hospitals and provides
will not be processed. Cooling-Off Period for 24 hours coverage in Singapore
There will be a cooling-off period of and overseas (if student is involved
Payment Mode: MasterCard/Visa 7 working days after signing the PEI- in SIM PL-related activities)
credit cards or eNETS Student Contract. Students have the throughout the course duration.
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Local International
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Council for Private Education was SIM PL adopts a mandatory Fee Confidentiality
set up to regulate the private Protection Scheme (FPS) to protect SIM PL is committed to maintaining
education industry in Singapore. the paid fees of both local and the confidentiality of the student's
From 03 October 2016, the Council international students. The FPS personal information and undertakes
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of a new statutory board – fees in the event that the PEI is personal information to any third
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private education under the Private student arising from judgments to the student in compliance with
Education Act. made against it by the Singapore the law and/or to the organisation
courts. conferring/awarding the qualification.
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(PEIs) are required to comply with
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