Applied Science Food & Nutrition

What's in your favourite snack of crisps or instant noodles? Why do food manufacturers add strange chemicals to our packaged food? Can food really help us feel and look good?

Study this course if you want to unravel the mysteries of these questions! Step into the world of food science and nutrition, and appreciate the science behind food and how its components react with each other and impact our health. With food being part of our diet, understand the role it plays especially to our well-being and how it affects this nation's health status too.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: Applicants who do not meet the Science requirement but with Food & Nutrition/ Human & Social Biology may apply through the Direct Admissions Exercise (DAE).

Course Code: T26
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 18

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Baking & Culinary Science

Future Master Chefs, take note. If you dream of creating the perfect dish, stop dreaming and let science help you. Take the guesswork out of baking and culinary work and uncover the science behind the recipes you prepare: from simple sauces to roasting the perfect duck. With your scientific know-how, you will be able to create innovative dishes for the food and beverage industry.

This course will also teach you to scientifically evaluate the sensory and safety aspects of the dishes you prepare. You will undertake comprehensive handson training within an intensive and interactive experience. The curriculum encompasses chemistry, microbiology, food safety, product development, as well as baking and culinary technology. Part of the uniqueness of this course is that you will undergo a truly Asian culinary experience.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: With the curriculum emphasis on Asian culinary with science to develop innovative recipes and products, students will be required to handle various forms of food ingredients. These include meats of various sources such as pork and beef (and their by-products); stabilizers/ emulsifiers/ gelling agents of animal origins; as well as alcohol-based products such as wines, spirits and flavourings. Students need not consume their developed recipes/ products but will be required to evaluate and assess their physical/ chemical properties. Students are also required to purchase uniform sets, safety shoes, bakery and knife sets, and text books. These are not included in the tuition fees.

Course Code: T44
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 16

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Biomedical Science

Play a part in the research and development of new methods for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases.

This course will help you understand how the human body functions, how diseases occur, and how we can cure and prevent diseases. You will study, among other things, the inner workings of living cells, the biological processes involving proteins and enzymes, the world of bacteria, viruses and other micro-organisms, and a myriad of other exciting topics.

With the local biomedical sciences and healthcare services sectors growing rapidly, there are abundant job opportunities in clinical laboratory testing, clinical trials management as well as research and development. Singapore's thrust to be the region's medical hub with world-class healthcare services emphasises the need for quality trained technologists in clinical laboratories and clinical research. This course puts you in demand!

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: Applicants with partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply.

Course Code: T27
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 10

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Biotechnology

Genes, molecular biology, cloning, immunology, therapeutics, diagnostics, forensics, diseases — do these terms excite you? Do you want a career that involves new biological discoveries and novel applications of knowledge? Are you keen on acquiring a solid broad-based foundation in life sciences that will maximise your career and future educational options? If so, this course is for you!

This course trains you to be a research technologist supporting the growing life science industry. With Singapore being a regional life sciences hub, our graduates are sought after to work on disease biology, diagnostics and therapeutics. You will acquire knowledge and research skills in life science through an integrated sequence of subject modules, regular research opportunities and a five-month local or overseas attachment to life science companies. In addition, final-year students can opt for one of three elective subject clusters: Research Cluster, Forensic Cluster, or Bioconservation Cluster.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Course Code: T31
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 12

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Chemical Engineering

Looking for a course that allows you to apply your skills in chemistry in exciting ways? This course is your answer. It focuses on how chemicals are formed and processed into what we see and use in our daily lives – cosmetics, drugs, foods, paints, plastics, fuels, and the list goes on.

The course trains you to join the largest manufacturing industry in Singapore, which includes multi-national corporations such as Shell, ExxonMobil and Dow Chemical. The training makes you highly versatile, enabling you to also join the pharmaceutical industry or the emerging water industry, or you can choose to work in research.

Approximately 30 percent of the core subjects in this course are related to chemistry. In your last semester of study, you can also choose to read analytical chemistry, one of our four specialisations. Upon graduation, you can choose to enrol yourself in degree programmes in NUS, NTU or the Singapore Institute of Technology.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Course Code: T33
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 17

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Consumer Science & Technology

Motivate. Inspire. Teach.

If you have a passion for food, science, fabrics and design, consumer needs and wants, a zest for learning and an interest in nurturing students to reach their potential, you have what it takes to become a Home Economics teacher.

Teach the young to value a healthy lifestyle, stretch the dollar, become a confident person and create a happy family. Show them how to manage the food we eat, the money we spend and the clothes we wear.

This comprehensive course, which comes under the Ministry of Education's four-year Home Economics Teacher Training Scheme, will prepare you to take on the challenges of Singapore's dynamic educational landscape.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: Applications are to be made online directly to MOE at the following website: http://www.moe.gov.sg/careers/teach/applying/o-levels/#home-economics

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Pharmaceutical Science

Why are some medicines labelled as ''poison"? How do they work to cure diseases? Join this field and learn about the effects of drugs on the human body. Gain the knowledge and skills required to design, analyse, manufacture and market new therapies for diseases.

Pharmaceuticals accounted for 85 percent of the biomedical science industry output for Singapore in 2010, which grew by another 10 percent for the whole year. Total output hit S$19.7 billion. Be ready to seize the many career opportunities presented by the ever-growing pharmaceutical industry.

Furthermore, if you have an inclination towards analytical work, or have a passion for a career in forensics, you will have the opportunity to select elective subjects in our Forensics & Analytical Bioscience specialisation.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Course Code: T25
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 13

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Veterinary Technology

Get a head start by assisting in real life animal sterilisations at TP's fully licenced TP Animal Clinic. With our intensive and practical training, you will graduate as a technically competent and much sought-after veterinary or animal technologist.

Your expertise will be very much in demand in the years ahead. There has been a significant increase in pet ownership in Singapore and a growing awareness about animal welfare issues. Also, in our pursuit to find cures for human diseases, animals are used as models in research and preclinical trials. All this makes responsible and humane animal care and use extremely important.

This is the first course offered by a polytechnic that deals with veterinary science and technology, pet care and management, and laboratory animal studies. The curriculum is delivered through participation in industry projects and focused training programmes. Your technical competency is further honed through a five-month internship either locally or overseas in research institutions, animal parks/ facilities, or veterinary clinics and hospitals.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: Applicants with complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply.

Course Code: T45
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 10

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Accounting & Finance

With the Government's commitment to promote Singapore as a financial centre and wealth management hub, the demand for finance professionals will undoubtedly continue to increase. The emphasis on corporate governance and the vision to transform Singapore into a global accountancy hub also fuel the need for qualified accountants.

This course provides dual specialisation in Accounting and Finance to give you flexibility in your choices for career and further studies. In the final year, you will choose your preferred specialisation in accounting, banking or investment through a wide range of elective subjects.

The training is practical and industry-relevant to instil confidence and equip you with technical and soft skills. The course provides hands-on learning through internships, industry projects, investment games and application of financial databases, accounting software and research tools widely used in the industry.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/ Malay/ Tamil, Media Studies (English Language), Media Studies (Chinese Language), Music or Principles of Accounts.

Course Code: T02
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 12

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Business

This course provides you with a broad-based and holistic business education in international business, management, marketing and finance. You will be able to select from a wide range of business elective clusters: International Business, Tourism & Leisure Business, Finance & Investment, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Corporate Communication, Banking, and Entrepreneurship. You will also study cross-disciplinary subjects to achieve a holistic education. You can get credit exemptions from more than 60 reputable local and overseas universities.

The course covers a foundation of knowledge and skills required of business supervisors and executives and focuses on the development of creativity, problem-solving, teamwork, analytical, and communication skills.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/ Malay/ Tamil, Media Studies (English Language), Media Studies (Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts.

Course Code: T01
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 15

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Business Information Technology

This course trains you to be adept at Business and Information Technology by bridging the knowledge gap between the two. Beyond learning concepts applicable across all business domains such as Accounting, Economics and Marketing, students are taught subjects like Enterprise Resource Management and Data Mining. In your senior year, you may choose to further specialise in Enterprise Applications, Business Intelligence, Outsourcing Management, or Business Strategies for High-Tech Companies.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3-D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), or Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants with complete/full colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply. Applicants with partial colour appreciation deficiency may apply.

Course Code: T36
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 17

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Business Studies Grouping

This common first-year course gives you the unique opportunity to study various core business subjects so as to discover your strengths, aptitudes, interests and career aspirations before you choose one of the following diploma courses:

• Business
• Logistics & Operations Management
• Marketing

Each of these courses is a specialised area of study relevant to the industry in which you start your career. You will progress to the respective diploma courses from the third semester of study.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, Higher Art, Higher Music, History, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/Malay/Tamil, Media Studies (English Language), Media Studies (Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts.

Course Code: T01
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 15

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Communications & Media Management

This course prepares you for careers in the exciting media industry that has seen an increase in the number of media and media support organisations. It combines hands-on training with conceptual and critical skills to help students adapt to the needs of a rapidly changing industry. It aims to equip communications specialists of tomorrow with the skills to function effectively in any area of the mass media, in any media-related industry and in any chosen medium: from print to broadcast to new media. You will also learn skills that will allow you to function as media and communication specialists in many other industries.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Course Code: T40
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 13

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Culinary & Catering Management

This course provides you with ample opportunities to allow your passion for the culinary arts to flourish as it prepares you with the knowledge and skills sets to operate and manage food and beverage (F&B) outlets or run your very own restaurant. You will be exposed to critical foundational skills in your first year before making the transition to intensive, practical training sessions at the stateof- the-art kitchens and at the Temasek Culinary Academy in your second year. The third year features a 20-week internship followed by more advanced areas of study which build on the previously acquired skills and knowledge.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/Malay/Tamil, Media Studies (English/Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts

Note:
• Students will be exposed to a wide variety of F&B products including alcohol, meats (e.g. beef and pork) and their by-products. Our kitchens and restaurants are not Kosher or Halal certified. Although tasting is optional, students will be required to handle and serve these products, as well as wash non-Kosher/ Halal equipment.
• Applicants with medical conditions and/or physical disabilities which affect best safety and sanitation practices or the wearing of prescribed uniforms should declare them and such applicants should submit qualified doctor’s certification of fitness for enrolment.
• Students will also need to purchase cookbooks, uniforms, knife set etc., which are not included in the tuition fee

Course Code: T18
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 16

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Hospitality & Tourism Management

When you choose this course, you will be making a good decision to be part of two industries which are major driving forces of Singapore's and the global economy. The first of its kind in Singapore, this course is comprehensively structured around three core areas – Travel & Tourism, Air Transportation and Hospitality & Accommodation Management – allowing you to make flexible transitions and versatile career options across all these sectors. It is a course that is both industry-relevant and life-relevant. Throughout your learning journey with us, you will not only develop technical and life skills through hands-on projects and many student development initiatives, but will also be actively engaged in practical training sessions at our Temasek Culinary Academy.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/Malay/Tamil, Media Studies (English Language), Media Studies (Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts

Course Code: T08
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 15

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Law & Management

This course equips you with training in substantive and procedural law, management, IT and other relevant skills to meet the challenges of the legal environment. It is an innovative, practice-oriented course and includes a 12-week internship with law firms, the courts and legal departments in public and private organisations.

The course is taught by lecturers who are experts in their respective fields. In the first year, you will be introduced to Singapore's legal system, legal communications and basic law subjects. In addition, you will study business subjects common to other diploma courses offered by the School of Business. Over the second and final years, you will cover more substantive law subjects as well as procedural subjects. You will also have the option of choosing diploma elective subjects in the final year.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/Malay/Tamil, Media Studies (English/Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts

Course Code: T09
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 13

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Leisure & Resort Management

This course will prepare you to operate in some of the most exciting leisure and resort businesses. It exposes you to different levels of operational and management skills, focusing on leisure and tourism entities such as resorts, clubs, spas, leisure attractions and cruise ships. In addition, you will have hands-on experience in organising meetings and events. You will also be given opportunities to participate in mega events and embark on site inspections and educational trips both locally and overseas – all of which serve to enrich your overall learning experience.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/Malay/Tamil, Media Studies (English/Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts

Course Code: T19
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 17

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Logistics & Operations Management

Any company that is involved in making, storing or selling a product, or providing a service, needs people with knowledge and skills in logistics and operations. The employment opportunities and career prospects are abundant as organisations extend their geographical reach and influence.

This course provides you with both a firm foundation in business studies and specialised training in logistics and operations management. A practical approach is adopted, coupled with the use of computer-based learning materials and methodologies, and software packages currently used in the industry. You will also enjoy the flexibility of selecting three subjects from a pool of electives.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/Malay/Tamil, Media Studies (English/Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts

Course Code: T01
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 15

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Marketing

Marketing is one of the most exciting, creative and important aspects of any business practice. It plays an important role in today's highly competitive environment and expertise in this field is required in any organisation.

This course provides you with practical and innovative learning experiences to prepare you for a future career in marketing and branding. You will first gain a fundamental understanding of the business environment, then develop functional competencies in marketing and, in your final year, get prepared for entry into the professional marketing and branding environment. Through activities such as client-based projects, industry talks, enrichment courses and overseas study trips, you will see how textbook theories are put into practice in the real world.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/Malay/Tamil, Media Studies (English/Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts

Course Code: T01
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 15

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Retail Management

This course provides current and industry-relevant training in the processes, technologies and trends in retail management. It aims to produce graduates that can help both large as well as small retailers in Singapore to level up and introduce world-class service standards into the specialised field of retailing. Training will focus on providing a strong business foundation and bridging your awareness of the nature and challenges of the retail industry. There is a strong emphasis on active learning and hands-on training.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, you must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English/ Chinese/Malay/Tamil, Media Studies (English/Chinese Language), Music, Principles of Accounts

Course Code: T39
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 18

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Apparel Design & Merchandising

The fashion industry is fun, fast-paced, exciting and glamorous, no question about that. But behind the scene at every fashion show is a whole lot of hard work. If you think you have what it takes to rock the fashion world with fresh styles and trends, if you dream of working in a fashion magazine, if you thrive on the adrenalin-fuelled rush of putting a show together then this is the course for you. Unlike other fashion courses, we give you the big picture of what the fashion industry is all about. This will help you make an informed choice based on your interests and skill sets in choosing the right specialism in either apparel design or retail and visual merchandising. Whether your calling is in designing or getting your ideas out there in storefronts and magazines, you can be sure that this is the place that will nurture your aspirations to be The Next Big Thing in the fashion world, here in Singapore and overseas!

Minimum Entry Requirements

Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Art/ Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Higher Art, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Media Studies (English), Media Studies (Chinese), Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants who have partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency should not apply for this course.

Course Code: T20
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 15

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Digital Film & Television

Every great film and television show depends on its core idea, followed by the execution of the story. This course will equip you with an array of skills necessary for a successful career in the broadcast and media industry.

You will learn how to pitch an idea, write proposals, understand television network practices and manage production budgets. You will also develop skills in basic screen-writing craft and production skills such as directing and editing to bring a well-structured and emotional story to life on the screen. You will be taught by lecturers who have directed and produced award-winning documentaries, films and television shows. Be among the first in the region to experience the full HD (high definition) workflow, from pre-production to post-production.

With the support of well-established partners in technology working in tandem with us, you will receive a quality education that is on par with world-class institutions and a launchpad for a rewarding career in the challenging and creative media industry.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Art/ Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Higher Art, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Media Studies (English), Media Studies (Chinese), Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants who have partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency should not apply for this course.

Course Code: T23
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 19

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Environment Design

This course crosses over several subject disciplines to cover elements of landscape architecture, urban planning, architecture and environmental technologies. It deals with the design and execution of external space like civic plazas and neighbourhood centres, focusing mainly on quality design for the environment which has become a major issue in developing and developed nations.

You will be plugged into the latest developments in urban Singapore, exploring the aesthetics of creating urban spaces, combined with the knowledge of natural and technical sciences. All this will equip you with critical skills to create exciting urban environments that are beautiful, capable of uplifting the spirit of the users, easily maintainable, ecologically friendly and economically viable.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Art/ Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Higher Art, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Media Studies (English), Media Studies (Chinese), Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants who have partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency should not apply for this course.

Course Code: T46
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 20

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Interactive Media Design

You love design and think in visuals. You are a radical creative individual - a big idea maker who wants to create smart work that moves and engages people. In this age of new media, you are forward thinking and passionate about the latest in art, culture and technology. Breathe life into your ideas and make them come alive through compelling graphics, illustrations and typography. Join us to unleash your creative potential.

In this course, it's about mastering the art of creativity and conceptualising ideas with a 360° approach. It's also about connecting people and brands with the best mediating art, ideas and technologies to create engaging experiences. On top of that, you will be taught by professionals in their specialised fields to develop and expand your aesthetic skills and knowledge. You will learn to be innovative and offer creative solutions in the graphic design and digital advertising fields.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Art/ Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Higher Art, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Media Studies (English), Media Studies (Chinese), Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants who have partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency should not apply for this course.

Course Code: T21
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 20

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Interior Architecture & Design

Interior Architecture & Design is about the management and use of space and its elements within the shells and structures of buildings. By "space" we really mean anywhere that people live and function in — homes, offices, public spaces, restaurants, exhibition/ design galleries and museums, etc.

You will learn how to best balance function and appeal in the usage of any given space. Not only should your designed space look good, it also needs to function efficiently. Through many hands-on projects, you will learn about colours, materials, lighting, media, shapes and forms to design a specific space. You will also learn how to communicate ideas through a wide range of presentation media, as very often in the real world, one has to work with a variety of clients with different needs.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Art/ Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Higher Art, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Media Studies (English), Media Studies (Chinese), Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants who have partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency should not apply for this course.

Course Code: T22
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 15

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Product & Industrial Design

This course grooms design specialists to design products and services that enrich our lives. If you have a desire to create the next generation of appealing MP3 players, or a mobile phone that is age-friendly and inclusive, or new products for the physically-challenged – this may just be the course for you. You will get to understand that good design is not just about visual appeal, but the combination of functionality, relevance and social responsibility arriving at an innovative solution(s). The course will provide you with a good understanding and knowledge of engineering principles, human factors/ergonomics, aesthetics, materials and processes and digital computeraided design. You will be encouraged to participate in exciting local and international competitions, as well as industry-initiated projects.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Art/ Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Higher Art, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Media Studies (English), Media Studies (Chinese), Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants who have partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency should not apply for this course. For safety reasons, applicants must ensure that they do not suffer from medical conditions such as epilepsy or hearing deficiency.

Course Code: T35
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 20

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Retail & Hospitality Design

Whether it is a swanky boutique, a posh resort or hotel, snazzy restaurant or a happening nightspot, this course will provide you with the professionally-driven skills to design these spaces. You will learn about spatial design, communication graphics, visual merchandising and environmental branding. You will also research emerging lifestyles, culture and the latest concepts in design.

To do all that, you must have a keen sense of observation; the determination to conduct accurate and meaningful research, and analysis. We will groom your ability to communicate design ideas and concepts within an interior environment in areas related to retail and hospitality. These include F&B, leisure, and entertainment-related spaces.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Art/ Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Higher Art, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Media Studies (English), Media Studies (Chinese), Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants who have partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency should not apply for this course.

Course Code: T47
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 19

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Visual Communication

You would like to be a professional in the exciting and fast-paced creative industry. You love graphic design, advertising, photography and illustration. You look forward to be taught by professionals who are both experienced and passionate about their work and their specialisations. You enjoy being immersed in a creative environment that is awash with colours, typography, images and messages that stir your passion towards design. If those are what you aspire to, then this is the course for you.

While gaining an intellectual understanding of visual information and messages, you will learn how to manage and turn these abilities and knowledge into memorable and effective solutions. Above all, you will constantly be challenged to think creatively and innovatively. You will experience study trips, industry visits, workshops and seminars that will enhance your learning and provide a holistic perspective of the design profession.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Art/ Art & Design, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Higher Art, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Media Studies (English), Media Studies (Chinese), Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants who have partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency should not apply for this course

Course Code: T24
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 18

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3D Interactive Media Technology

Three-dimensional graphics and simulation are widely used in educational materials, advertisements, websites, presentations, computer games and 3D movies. Today, more and more companies are starting to use these visually-rich 3D applications to help take their business to greater heights.

In this course, you will be taught to create and use such 3D applications, and to harness technology to create exciting interactive visual simulations. You will also learn to link them to hardware and software systems.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: Applicants with partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply.

Course Code: T49
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 22

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Aerospace Electronics

This course's rigorous aerospace training, which includes practical modules offered together with world renowned aircraft maintenance training provider Lufthansa Technical Training (LTT), will give you a strong head-start in the aerospace industry. You will learn about aircraft electronic (avionic) systems, aircraft navigation and flight control systems. We are the first and only local polytechnic to be certified by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) as a SAR-147 Approved Maintenance Training Organisation (AMTO), making this diploma more widely recognised. You can obtain your Aircraft Maintenance License (AML) 13 months sooner.

If you aspire to be a pilot, you can also fulfil your dream by taking flying lessons as part of your Higher Aerospace Training, and getting a Private Pilot Licence (PPL).

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: Applicants with partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply. For safety reasons, applicants should not be suffering from epilepsy or hearing impairment.

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T50
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 16

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Aerospace Engineering

This course's rigorous aerospace training, which includes practical modules offered together with world renowned aircraft maintenance training provider, Lufthansa Technical Training (LTT), will give you a strong head-start in the aerospace industry. You will learn about aircraft design, airframe structure, engine systems, and manufacturing of aircraft systems. We are the first and only local polytechnic to be certified by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) as a SAR-147 Approved Maintenance Training Organisation (AMTO), making this diploma more widely recognised. You can obtain your Aircraft Maintenance License (AML) 13 months sooner.

If you aspire to be a pilot, you can also fulfil your dream by taking flying lessons as part of your Higher Aerospace Training, and getting a Private Pilot Licence (PPL).

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: Applicants with partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply. For safety reasons, applicants should not be suffering from epilepsy or hearing impairment.

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T51
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 14

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Aviation Management & Services

This course, the first of its kind in Asia, will equip you with a broad range of specialised skills and knowledge of the various aviation and business domains, from managing a world class airport to running the best airline in the world. If you aspire to be a pilot, you can take our Aeronautical Science Option (the only such option offered by a local polytechnic), which will prepare you for a career as a commercial/ military pilot. You will go through flying lessons and take subjects required to obtain a Private Pilot Licence (PPL), as well as subjects for a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), or an Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL).

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T04
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 12

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Biomedical Engineering

Singapore is rapidly building world-class capabilities in the biomedical and life sciences, from basic research, clinical development, product & process development and manufacturing, to healthcare services.

This is an inter-disciplinary course that provides you with integrated training in biological techniques and biomedical instrumentation, empowering you to address the needs of the Medical Technology (MedTech) and healthcare industries.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note: Applicants with partial or complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply. For safety reasons, applicants should not be suffering from epilepsy or hearing impairment.

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T38
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 18

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Business Process & Systems Engineering

With Singapore's vision to be a world-class service centre and logistics hub, there will be a strong demand for professionals with multi-disciplinary skills as we move into the 21st century.

This course, which incorporates business concepts and principles with engineering fundamentals, will enable you to enter both the engineering and service sectors in Singapore and the region. There are two main areas: Business Analytics and Systems Engineering which focuses on business processes and productivity improvements at the workplace. In addition, elective subjects such as Technopreneurship, Systems Engineering Management and Service Quality & Management will equip you with a wide range of practical skills to succeed in the industry.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T43
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 20

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Clean Energy

With increasing awareness of environmental issues and sustained high energy prices, countries worldwide have been actively pursuing a clean and renewable energy agenda. In 2007, the Research, Innovation & Enterprise Council (RIEC) of Singapore, chaired by the Prime Minister, identified Clean Energy as a strategic economic growth area.

This course equips you with the technical knowledge and practical know-how in energy efficiency & management, and renewable energy technologies such as photovoltaic or solar cells, fuel cells, biomass, hydropower and wind energy. Areas that are intricately-connected with the utilisation of Clean Energy, such as battery management system (storage system) in electric vehicles (EV), electrical systems and power distribution, will also be covered.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T52
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 21

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Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering is a combination of two disciplines: electronics engineering and computer science. This combination is highly industry-relevant and used in all sectors of the New Economy such as high-tech manufacturing, IT, finance and business.

Recent technological developments have created a need for a new type of engineer for the connected future with a range of expertise encompassing hardware, software and hardware-software integration, to provide total solutions. This course prepares you to be amongst the few who are fully proficient in hardware and system integration, software development and implementation, and network integration, to become total solution providers. It equips you with the knowledge and skills in software and Internet programming, microcontroller technology, embedded applications, computer interfacing, data acquisition, computer networking and security, and computer systems and architecture.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T13
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 23

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Electronics

Electronics enhances the quality of our lives and it can be found all around us - whether in home appliances, entertainment devices, medical equipment, office equipment, flight instruments, or machines in factories.

This course equips you with broad-based knowledge and skills covering the vast field of electronics applications. You will learn to handle and develop electronic devices, circuits and systems, with emphasis on embedded systems, networking, telecommunication, power electronics and control. You can also choose one of the following Cluster Electives or Options in your second year of study: Avionics, Networking, Robotics or Business.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T05
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 23

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Green Building & Sustainability

With the growing global concern about sustainability, there has been an increasing interest in green buildings worldwide. Green buildings are designed to reduce the impact of the built environment on human health and the environment. This focus on environment-friendly buildings is part of a push by governments worldwide to create environmentally sustainable infrastructure.

This course will equip you with the knowledge of green building technologies and practices, including indoor air quality and the efficient use of energy and natural resources. Subjects such as Total Building Performance together with Energy Management & Audit will give you the fundamental knowledge of good green building practices and designs.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T29
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 23

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Infocomm & Network Engineering

This course provides you a comprehensive, broad-based and multidisciplinary education devoted to Information Technologies and Network & Communications Engineering. You will learn about and harness the latest Infocomm technologies involving new social media, cloud computing, digital media and entertainment, smart-phones and tablets. You can also choose one of the following Cluster Electives in your final year of study: Networking & Communications, or Web & Game Development.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T37
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 26

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Integrated Facility Management

Facility Management involves the management of facilities such as integrated resorts, airports, office towers, factories, shopping complexes, hospitals, and schools, in order to ensure that businesses will benefit, and to provide residents with the greatest human comfort at the least cost to the environment. In this course, you will be trained in the skills of facility management with an integrated, strategic and sustainable mind-set. You will be well-equipped to meet the challenges of different kinds of facilities. You can also take additional Cluster Electives such as Aviation Facilities and Hospitality Facilities.

As the first diploma course in Singapore dealing with facility management for the hospitality and aviation industry, and also the first diploma in the world to be accredited by International Facility Management Association as an Accredited Degree Programme, this course will give you a worldwide competitive edge. You will have excellent career prospects in the management of aviation facilities such as international airports, as well as hospitality and tourism facilities such as integrated resorts.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T28
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 18

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Mechatronics

Mechatronics multiplies the strengths of mechanical engineering, electronics and intelligent computer control in design and manufacturing processes. This is a modern field of engineering that has become the building block of many intelligent automation systems used today.

Ours is the first and most established mechatronics course in Singapore. It will give you a strong foundation in automation, robotics, process control, engineering design, electro-pneumatics, programmable logic controllers and computer programming, so as to prepare you for a career in high-value industries. You can also choose to study one of these exciting elective clusters: Aerospace Systems, Process Control & Automation or Robotics.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T06
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 22

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Media & Communication Technology

Advances in communication technology, such as personal computers, broadband and mobile devices, have dramatically changed the way people communicate, entertain and inform themselves. The boundaries of communication have thus been pushed much further, and communication now includes various media applications such as mobile TV, IPTV, HDTV, digital animation and video streaming. The demand for more and more sophisticated technology spells enormous potential for further growth in this sector.

This course enables you to participate in this fast-expanding field, by equipping you to handle and manage the technology that is so vital in this sector, namely, digital communication, broadband, media design and other emerging media and telecommunication technologies.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T05
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 23

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Microelectronics

Microelectronics is the study of the miniaturisation of electronic components. It involves the design, fabrication and testing of microcircuits, also known as integrated circuit (IC) chips. These IC chips are used extensively in computers, telecommunication equipment, audio-visual products, space equipment and other electronic products.

This course provides you with a strong foundation in the electronics and microelectronics disciplines. You will be trained in IC chip design, IC chip making (wafer fabrication), IC chip assembly and packaging, IC chip test engineering, and IC chip failure analysis and reliability. You will also get to use our Class-100 Cleanroom in the Microelectronics Centre and explore nanotechnology and solar cell technology.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T05
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 23

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Common Engineering Programme

This programme is a common entry point to ten different engineering diploma courses. If you are keen to pursue an engineering career, but are not sure which of the many different engineering disciplines would suit you best, then this programme is just right for you. With ten diploma programmes to choose from, you will have ultimate flexibility. In this programme, you will go through the same first semester of common engineering studies, including lessons to give you foundational knowledge, practical sessions, mini-projects, laboratory work and study trips. You will soon be able to find out your strengths and interests, and you will then be ready to pick one of the following ten diploma courses at the end of your first semester:
- Aerospace Electronics
- Aerospace Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering
- Clean Energy
- Computer Engineering
- Electronics
- Infocomm & Network Engineering
- Mechatronics
- Media & Communication Technology
- Microelectronics

You will graduate with the same diploma as students who had joined a particular course right from the start.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T56
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 20

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Electrical & Electronic Engineering Programme

The Electrical & Electronic Engineering (EEE) Programme is a common entry point to a group of five EEE-related diploma courses. By choosing this EEE Programme, you can keep your options open and opt for one of five diplomas for your second year of study. This gives you greater flexibility as you have more time to find out your strengths and watch the economic trends before deciding on what to specialise in. This is especially useful in today's dynamic and rapidly evolving economy

In this EEE Programme, you will go through a common first year, during which you will acquire the fundamental knowledge and skills in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. You then choose one of the following diploma courses at the end of your first year:
- Aerospace Electronics
- Computer Engineering
- Electronics
- Media & Communication Technology
- Microelectronics

You will graduate with the same diploma as the students who had joined a particular course right from the start.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T05
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 23

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Mechatronics & Aerospace Programme

This programme allows you to branch into one of two diploma programmes in your second semester: either the Mechatronics or the Aerospace Engineering programme. You will go through a common first semester of foundational studies, during which you can discover your strengths and inclinations, before you choose which one of the two courses to specialise in.

If you are keen to pursue an engineering career with mechanical applications, but want to keep open your option of branching into aerospace engineering, then
this programme is for you! It also gives you a second chance to get into the highly popular Aerospace Engineering diploma course.

Mechatronics combines elements of mechanical engineering, electronics and computer control into many intelligent systems today. The flexibility of mechatronics enables it to be used in a wide range of applications such as aircraft, cars, computers, robots and even toys.

Aerospace Engineering involves the use of mechanical engineering including thermal and fluid mechanics, in the designing, construction, maintenance and repair of commercial and military aircraft. You will learn about aerodynamics, propulsion, materials and avionics and have the chance to be trained byexpert instructors from Lufthansa Technical Training (LTT), Germany, at the LTT aerospace training centre on campus.

Minimum Entry Requirements

^ List of acceptable subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry).

Course Code: T06
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 22

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Early Childhood Studies

This course equips you with the vital knowledge and practical skills necessary to become competent early childhood professionals in diverse children-related fields. You will gain a broad-based understanding of the principles and practices of early childhood care and education. The course also provides a good grounding in psychology, cross-cultural perspectives and early years character education.

With a kindergarten set up within the polytechnic campus to support the training of students in this course, you can look forward to authentic learning experiences in a real world early childhood setting. A specially-designed observation laboratory also provides opportunities for research. Scholarship opportunities await you if you aspire to work in a childcare centre or kindergarten upon graduation.

Minimum Entry Requirements

Note:
1. Applicants who are admitted to the course and are keen to register as preschool teachers after graduation must obtain a minimum of B4 in their GCE O Level English Language (EL1) or a minimum band of 6.5 in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS – General Training). Applicants who do not meet this requirement must ensure that they do so within two years of their registration as pre-school teachers.
2. Applicants with foreign qualifications must ensure that the medium of instruction for their formal education is English AND they must have met the minimum English Language requirements of the course (see point above).

All applicants will be required to pass a medical examination and be free from physical disability. Certain medical conditions may lead to non-acceptance into the course. For a list of these conditions, please refer to our website: www-hss.tp.edu.sg

Course Code: T54
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 13

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Gerontological Management Studies

What do Madonna, Richard Branson (founder, Virgin Group), Steve Wozniak (co-founder, Apple) and Bill Gates (founder, Microsoft) have in common? They are trendsetters, innovators and leaders. They are creative and intelligent. Also, they are more than 50 years old and they are not slowing down. We are witnessing a new generation of seniors appearing on the scene, and they are growing in number

With the population ageing and people living longer, there has been a dramatic growth in opportunities in the silver industry. A new group of service providers with an in-depth understanding of this market is needed to support the demands and aspirations of this increasingly significant sector of the population.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English, Literature in Chinese, Literature in Malay, Literature in Tamil, Music, Principles of Accounts.

Course Code: T53
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 16

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Psychology Studies

Imagine having an edge over others in understanding how people think and what makes them behave the way they do. Psychology is THE course for you if you enjoy working with people and see yourself in a career that will bring out the best in others.

The course provides you with a broad foundation in the study of human behaviour and mental processes. It is also designed to give you the flexibility to specialise in one or more areas of study via elective concentrations that will let you hone your career skills and explore topics of personal interest. Through the course, you will explore core topics in the study of psychology and discover how psychology enriches lives with meaningful and practical applications.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects: Art/Art & Design, Business Studies, Combined Humanities, Commerce, Commercial Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Higher Art, Higher Music, Introduction to Enterprise Development, Literature in English, Literature in Chinese, Literature in Malay, Literature in Tamil, Music, Principles of Accounts.

Course Code: T48
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 9

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Business Intelligence & Analytics

Are you keen to learn how to help businesses succeed in a fiercely competitive global market? Are you keen to answer questions like - what do our customers prefer, what will happen if we change the price of our products, how do we target our most profitable customers? The graduates of this course would be able to understand customer needs, preferences and purchasing trends. They would be able to gather intelligence and analyse it to propose smarter and winning business strategies. If you like mathematics and statistics, have a knack for spotting trends among seemingly unrelated facts, and want to help businesses do better and compete more effectively, then take up this course which will position you for an exciting and rewarding career.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3-D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition,Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants with complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply for this course.

Course Code: T57
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 16

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Cyber & Digital Security

Viruses, trojans, botnets and hackers - hese are some of the dangers which
lurk on the Internet, crippling government and business operations, leading to financial losses and causing critical damage. Developing counter measures against them requires creative problem solving skills. A pool of highly skilled Information Security Professionals with strong technical foundation and the ability to think out of the box is vital in the battle against such cyber threats. As a trained Information Security Professional, you would have the capability to protect information and prevent it from being compromised.

You will learn to identify and detect how computers are misused and
design counter measures against criminal intrusion. You will master security competencies ranging from network and system security to application security. You will be able to perform penetration testing and ethical hacking to effectively
identify system and application vulnerabilities to secure information assets. You will learn how to design and implement security policies and perform IT security auditing.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3-D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition,Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants with complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply for this course

Course Code: T15
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 18

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Digital Forensics

This is the only Digital Forensics course offered in a polytechnic in Singapore. Digital forensics involves a scientific analysis of evidence that can be used in a court of law to prosecute criminals who have stolen information, hacked into personal computers or intruded into the network systems of companies and organisations. There has been a great increase in such cybercrimes worldwide, leading to huge losses of money. Today, Digital Forensics also plays an important role within crime investigations, civil cases and homeland security. If you have an analytical and inquisitive mind, and love to solve puzzles, join us to become a computer forensics investigator. You will learn to seize, secure, examine and reconstruct digital evidence to unravel the mystery behind a criminal incident, one byte at a time.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3-D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition,Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants with complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply for this course

Course Code: T55
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 13

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Financial Business Informatics

In the local and global banking and financial services industry, there is demand for professionals who possess competent information technology skills and a sound understanding of business processes. Such techno-strategists, with their dual skills, are sought after because they can contribute in a more significant way
to the organisations that they join. In this course you will learn how banks and financial institutions are structured to operate in the global financial markets. You will also obtain a good understanding of processes such as e-banking through the training you receive in business processes, systems and IT management. Your knowledge of IT and financial services will give you a distinct advantage when you seek employment.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3-D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition,Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Course Code: T17
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 15

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Game Design and Development

This is the most thrilling time for the video games industry with Singapore growing in status as a hub for the most exciting game companies. Video game companies which have produced many of the world's best games have all set up offices here alongside other renowned video game publishers and development studios, complementing Singapore's strategy to be a leader in the Interactive Digital Media landscape.

To help you create winning games, we equip you with a strong understanding and experience of various aspects of the game production pipeline. You will also have the opportunity to learn from and work alongside expert staff, several of whom have worked on some of the world's best-selling video game titles.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3-D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition,Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants with complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply for this course

Course Code: T58

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Information Technology

Look around and you will find evidence everywhere of how Information Technology (IT) is influencing our lives. We rely on IT in business organisations, schools, hospitals, entertainment centres, hotels, airports. If you enjoy solving problems and are passionate about creating solutions and making them work for people, then consider this course in Information Technology. It is all about creating innovative software solutions for people and businesses through the use of technologies.

This course equips you with in-depth software implementation skills to effectively lead, define, design and implement business solutions in various key sectors such as government, education, banking, finance, sales and marketing. Join us and be part of a vibrant, dynamic and exciting industry.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3-D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition,Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Course Code: T30
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 21

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Mobile & Network Services

In recent years, there has been rapid growth in the use of networking tools such as YouTube, Facebook and Skype. Mobile devices such as iPhones and Android phones are also fast replacing personal desktop computers. This growing trend has resulted in higher demand for more powerful mobile applications and more robust mobile network infrastructure. Hence, the expectations of an improved network and Internet speeds for a richer user experience have continued to grow. This has created boundless opportunities in this exciting industry.

You will have the choice of specialising in either IT Service Management or Mobile Solutions. Through these options, you will acquire specific skills to help manage IT services for an organisation and create innovative mobile applications that can enhance the lives of people.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To be eligible for selection, applicants must also have sat for one of the following subjects: Additional Combined Science, Additional Science, Biology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Computer Studies, Creative 3-D Animation, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition,Fundamentals of Electronics, General Science, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Note: Applicants with complete colour appreciation deficiency are not eligible to apply for this course

Course Code: T42
2013 Cut-Off-Points (COP): 26

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