#DiscoverRP - December 2019

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COURSE GUIDE

2020

dynamic courses at RP to choose from ADMISSIONS EXERCISE Figure out your route to RP

ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT Successful RP entrepreneurs share their secrets

THINK YOU KNOW US? WE’RE SO MUCH MORE A DAY IN THE LIFE

Behind the scenes of a game development internship

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dear future junior

Read all about life in RP, straight from our alumni

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getting ahead Explore, learn and network at these annual RP events

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RP’s course guide

Find out how you can power up your potential!

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a day in the life

Follow our School of Technology for the Arts student on his exciting internship!

gatefold:

Step towards your future with our guide to the different Admissions Exercises!

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entrepreneurial spirit

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best dressed

Pick up style tips for putting your best fashion foot forward!

Dream of starting your own business?

RP entrepreneurs share their stories

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school of management and communication

school of applied science

Develop your passion for the applied sciences into real world innovations and solutions!

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school of hospitality

Start making an impact on today’s complex and ever-evolving business environment

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Get ready to thrive in the challenging yet rewarding hospitality sector!

school of sports, health and leisure

An action-packed career in the sports and healthcare industries awaits

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dynamic courses!

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school of technology for the arts

Hone your artistic talent and craft a fulfilling career in the creative field

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school of infocomm

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school of engineering

Dream of shaping the world with your inventions?

Start building your career here

Explore the exciting field of infocomm technology and be part of the future

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Debbie Chen, Samuel Chua

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a day in the life of a

game development intern Curious to know what it’s like to be on an internship?

Follow Year 3 Diploma in Game Design (DGD) student, Seetoh Wei Tung to find out!

Ready to begin the day, fellow DGD intern Sng Chen Chen and I arrive at No Average Joe, a content and game production company.

Accompanied by our colleague, we head to a nearby hawker centre for lunch. The best way to bond is over a good meal!

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After settling in at my assigned workstation, I start working on my latest project. My task? To develop a new top-secret mobile game for No Average Joe. There are many intricacies to the job, from designing characters and levels to writing codes using various software.

To ensure that I’m on track, I ask for Chen Chen’s help to test the mobile game that I’m working on. I note down Chen Chen’s feedback on areas such as user experience and visual smoothness.

Back in the office, we discuss the technical aspects of the game and brainstorm for ideas on how to improve it.

Searching for more inspiration, I decided to try out O$P$, an original pixel game developed by No Average Joe. I also challenge my colleagues to an old-school game on the retro arcade machines. By the end of our session, I have new ideas on how to bring my game to the next level!

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The company occasionally takes part in gaming events, and one of my duties involves testing retro game consoles for our booth.

From unpacking and hooking the consoles to an old-school TV to playing classic video games, it’s a nostalgia-inducing process that I enjoy. Of course, I rope in my team – the more, the merrier!

Seetoh Wei Tung Diploma in Game Design School of Technology for the Arts Year 3 How has RP prepared you for the internship?

“The comprehensive DGD curriculum and modules have equipped me with the necessary knowledge and skills needed to perform at work effectively.

For example, the Game Design Workshop module familiarised me with the game design software that I’m currently using.”

What are your most memorable experiences so far?

As part of my internship, I have to complete a weekly summary report. It includes details on what I’ve learned, my work and daily experiences so far.

“I had the opportunity to help out at GameStart Asia 2019, one of Singapore’s largest gaming conventions. I had a wonderful time, especially because I had the chance to try out all the exciting upcoming games! It was a truly unforgettable experience.”

Tell us your biggest internship takeaways.

And that concludes an average day of my internship.

This opportunity has been an eye-opener. I’ve picked up valuable skills and experience, and am now one step closer to my future career in game development and design.

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“Working at No Average Joe has allowed me to pick up practical experience and develop effective work habits that will help me achieve more for my career in the future.”

Dickson Teo Lecturer, School of Technology for the Arts “The Diploma in Game Design offered by RP STA develops our students to be motivated learners who will contribute to the digital and gamification industry.

Mr Joe Peter Managing Director and Founder, No Average Joe “Wei Tung is the sole programmer and level designer for a mobile game that we are developing to commemorate the company’s 10th anniversary. While we authored the concept, Wei Tung has been proactive in enhancing aspects of the game’s narrative. It was evident early on that he is one of the brightest game development students that we’ve worked with. He is exceptionally driven and stays positive in the face of adversity. It is also impressive that he continues to work on his games in his own time.

RP’s emphasis on building a strong portfolio plays a key role in helping students develop the appropriate skills needed to excel in the workforce. I am very impressed with the fact that students are always encouraged to participate in game jams, as well as work on their projects – not just to pad their portfolio, but in many cases, to make them winners.

Students are immersed in a unique learning environment and given opportunities to work on real projects, guided by their lecturers and industry specialists. This allows them to hone their skills in an authentic and professional setting even before they step foot in the workforce.”

Diploma in Game Design (DGD) DGD aims to nurture new generations of game designers who possess both the technical know-how and the design skills demanded by the industry.

Check out our STA studentmade game,

Crossfire

A shooter game with a twist, your aim is to stay within the crossfire, manoeuvering your foes into blasting each other with their bullets. Crossfire was developed

by Seetoh Wei Tung and will be released on Steam in 2020.

The FYP format and School of Technology for the Art’s Portfolio Day, which links RP’s students with potential employers, are crucial exercises for the students too, as they present opportunities for real-world client and employer interactions.”

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Be it on campus or at the office, here’s how you can look appropriate and effortlessly stylish with some simple tweaks to your outfit. campus

what’s blazing

You can rock T-shirts and jeans at work without looking sloppy. Upgrade this comfy combo with a well-fitted, structured blazer. Choose a print to add a stylish twist while pulling the outfit together.

Isabel Duque De Jesus

Diploma in Engineering Systems & Management Year 3

School of Engineering

“At RP, I’m able to study and develop holistically. As a member of the RP Hip Hop Interest Group, I’ve had many opportunities to discover, grow and express myself.”

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just tuck it Don’t worry about looking overly formal in a dress shirt while at school. For a more casual look, wear it unbuttoned over a T-shirt, or leave your shirt hems untucked. Roll up your shirt sleeves for a smart yet relaxed effect.

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Mohammad Danial Nurhakim Bin Md Nasser

Diploma in Integrated Events Management

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School of Hospitality campus

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Syazwan Affandi Bin Mohd Saleh

Diploma in Information Technology Year 2

School of Infocomm

“The Problem-based Learning (PBL) system and hands-on approach at RP enhances our critical thinking skills, which gives us a competitive edge in the working world. Plus, thanks to RP’s strong industry partnerships, I am one step closer to achieving my dream career as an airline steward with Singapore Airlines!”

“There are many ways that RP empowers me to reach my full potential. The facilities and resources are excellent, as are the lecturers and advisors who do their best to help students not just in class, but also during their free time.”

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bottom’s up work

Choose versatile wardrobe staples (like the classic white blouse or polo tee shown here) that can be easily dressed up or down by swapping out your accessories, shoes, outerwear or even bottoms for dressier options.

Pang Wei Hng Chase

Diploma in Sport Coaching work

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School of Sports, Health and Leisure

Nur Sabrina Bte Mohd Tulos

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Diploma in Arts & Theatre Management Year 2

School of Technology for the Arts

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“At RP, we are encouraged to step out of our comfort zones and push our boundaries. The education experience here provides many opportunities for self-directed learning. This has made me a more independent person and helped me cultivate a positive learning attitude.”

“I dream of becoming a physiotherapist. The Diploma in Sport Coaching has equipped me with the essential knowledge and skills needed for my future career. We are also well-prepared to step into the working world. Amongst other important insights, I’ve learned how to craft a good resume from RP’s Career Guidance Counsellors.”

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the great cover-up Master the art of layering to score a stylish new look (or two) with the same clothes on. The trick is to choose unstructured, looser-fit garments (preferably made in a lighter material) that can be easily layered over basic outfits without looking too bulky. Keep cool by making sure your inner layers are made of lightweight, breathable fabric.

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Diploma in Marine Science & Aquaculture Year 2

School of Applied Science

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Sanjiivy S/O Nanthakumar

Diploma in Mass Communication Year 2

School of Management and Communication “Students are groomed into well-rounded individuals at RP. Besides deepening my industry knowledge, I’ve picked up many soft skills – such as critical thinking, good communication and teamwork – which will give me an advantage in the working world.”

“Whether it’s exploring the world during Student Overseas Trips or forging lasting friendships at adventure camps, RP gives us endless opportunities to explore and grow both in and out of the classroom.” #DiscoverRP

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What’s life really like in RP, you ask? Our beloved alumni tell all!

Rupalavanya Balasubramaniam Diploma in Arts & Theatre Management

School of Technology for the Arts 2016 Graduate

“Joining RP was an unexpected decision that paid off. I started learning Indian Classical Dance at six years old and enrolled in the School of the Arts, Singapore (SOTA) at 14. By the time I was in year 4, I realised that SOTA wasn’t the place for me. Under the encouragement of my thenVice-Principal, I decided to take up arts management in RP and never looked back.

In my first weeks at RP, I was still extremely shy and timid. I knew I had to step out of my comfort zone – to do daily presentations, work as a team and actively participate in class – to

obtain good results. A huge factor that helped to build up my self-confidence was the support and understanding from my lecturers. I was empowered to achieve more once I began believing in my capabilities and potential.

What also made a difference was joining Indian Cultural Group (ICG). My main motivation was to inspire others to connect with their culture and heritage, but it was an enriching experience that enabled me to grow holistically. I’ve also made many friends through ICG events!”

“I’ve always loved sports, and when it came time to pick a diploma, I decided to delve into the science behind sports and exercise.

RP is the only school that offers such a comprehensive range of diploma courses across sports skills, so coming here was a natural choice. The diploma is very well-rounded, but as a more hands-on individual, the practical modules were what I enjoyed the most.

My journey to becoming a strength and rehabilitation coach started from my

internship as a sports trainer. I had the opportunity to work with young athletes and elderly folks who needed physiotherapy. I was able to put the skills I learned in school into practice while picking up new ones along the way.

Worth mentioning are RP’s strong industry ties, as well as accreditation with overseas universities.

I was able to get a whole year off my degree programme, which helped to speed up my entry into the workforce!”

Chua Kwee Hao, Terence Strength and Rehabilitation Coach at Geylang International Football Club

Diploma in Sport & Exercise Science

School of Sports, Health and Leisure 2014 Graduate

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Charlene Chong

“I’ve always been passionate about hospitality; my dad owned a bistro, so my interest piqued from an early age. My decision to join RP’s Diploma in Hotel & Hospitality Management was an eyeopening one. RP’s tagline, “Discover, Transform, Achieve” actually sums up my three years in RP!

During my first year, I participated in many Interest Groups (IG), camps and events where I discovered new interests and skills – I even took a shot at archery.

I ended up joining the School of Hospitality IG, where I planned and participated in large-scale events, such as the freshman orientation programme and IGNITE! Music Festival. These experiences pushed me beyond my comfort zone and allowed me to form lasting friendships.

Cabin Crew at Singapore Airlines

At RP, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to broaden your horizons. I had my first taste of living abroad during my overseas internship with Hard Rock Hotel in Bali.

I loved learning on the job, experiencing new cultures and interacting with guests – this internship was what influenced me to become a cabin crew!

Our lecturers offered constant support and guidance, not just in academics, but in developing a future-ready skillset and portfolio. This emphasis played a crucial role in helping me land my internship and jobs after graduation. So dear future junior, if you’re thinking of joining RP, be prepared to receive plenty of opportunities, skills and experiences beyond textbook learning.”

Diploma in Hotel & Hospitality Management

School of Hospitality 2016 Graduate

Halimah Razali Research Assistant at Asian School of Environment Diploma in Marine Science & Aquaculture

School of Applied Science 2019 Graduate

“I started recreational diving at the age of nine, so I’ve always been interested in the ocean and its ecosystem. RP is the only polytechnic that offers the Diploma in Marine Science & Aquaculture (DMAC), so I decided to secure my spot through the Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP). The curriculum is quite similar to how it’s

like in secondary school, so the one-year programme was quite manageable. I made some really good friends through PFP too!

The highlight of my RP life was my internship as a research assistant with the Asian School of the Environment (ASE) at Nanyang Technological University. The internship had more advanced academic requirements, so I was glad that my lecturers were there to offer advice – they even helped me practice for the interview.

The internship completely exceeded my expectations.

Not only was I able to go on field trips to collect data and

samples, as well as grow and test cultures in the lab, I was also trusted to lead projects. My Final Year Project (FYP): ‘Isolation and genomic characterisation of phytoplankton viruses in Singapore waters’ was a continuation of a project that I worked on with ASE during my internship.

While it’s still an ongoing project, I’m proud that my research presentation won the top prize at the Young Marine Scientist Symposium. I am currently working as a research assistant with ASE, so I am very thankful to RP for the opportunities given!” #DiscoverRP

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Arvind S/O Kalai Silvan Cloud DevOps Engineer at Aviva Diploma in Information Technology

School of Infocomm 2014 Graduate

“To be honest, my interest in information technology only developed after classes began. It was a brand new world of information for me, but the combination of modules and RP’s Problem-based Learning (PBL) approach was what kickstarted my passion for the subject.

I found the collaborative aspect of PBL especially enjoyable, even though engaging with different teammates was challenging for me at first. After a while, I realised that this was preparing us for the working world – adjusting to diverse working styles, learning to communicate effectively,

and solving problems with your team. I was able to apply these soft skills during my internship at a startup company. The work culture is very different as compared to larger organisations, so being able to recognise and adapt mindfully to how my boss, seniors and colleagues worked was beneficial for me. Plus, having to conduct over 400 presentations throughout my three years with RP has boosted my confidence in public speaking.

Looking back, RP has provided me with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the workforce.

Grab each opportunity that you’re given and make the best of it!”

Sherryn Leong Research Executive at Nielson Diploma in

Consumer Behaviour & Research

School of Management and Communication 2015 Graduate

“I didn’t know what to expect when joining the pioneer batch of RP’s Diploma in Consumer Behavior & Research (DCBR), but it opened many doors for me. Back then, DCBR was directly affiliated to the marketing Interest Group, so that was when I had the opportunity to be involved with the committee. In my second year, I was nominated into the student council by my faculty, and by the 12

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third, I was the president of the marketing committee.

Being so involved in various IGs and activities made my campus life pretty colourful.

By the time I left RP, my impression of it had changed completely. I was given many valuable opportunities to explore things that I would never have done otherwise. I was also offered an internship at Nielson, a global management and data analytics company, during my third year. That’s how

I landed back here once I graduated from university.

DCBR equipped me with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the workplace. Even as an intern, I could easily translate what I learned in school to real-life situations. PBL has influenced how I approach not just work, but life too.

I’ve learned to press pause, to analyse the situation and think of a solution, instead of reacting immediately.”

Selvaraj Pichamuthu Engineer (Aircraft Structures, Engineering Service Department) at ST Aerospace Services Co Pte Ltd Diploma in

Aerospace Engineering

School of Engineering 2013 Graduate

“I’ve always wanted to join the aerospace sector, and I knew that the Diploma in Aerospace Engineering (DAE) would get me closer to my goal. But RP did more than pave the way to my dream career; I also gained a new ‘family’ of lecturers and classmates. My lecturers were always willing to share their extensive knowledge and industry experience, even spending extra time to mentor us.

Academics-wise, I found the PBL approach very effective. By the end of three years, I learned how to apply critical thinking to problemsolving and decision-making, which opened up room for more creative solutions. My internship with LiebherrAerospace Singapore was another highlight. There, I assisted the Quality Assurance department in tasks like developing standard operating procedures and test methods for new components and gained invaluable insights through the process!”

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From tech startups to sports ventures, find out how RP promotes and nurtures entrepreneurial learning from three of our very own go-getters.

Why did you choose to join RP?

June Yong: Being a foreign student, I was looking for an opportunity to study in Singapore, and RP gave me that chance! Besides being excited about a different learning environment, RP’s Problem-based Learning (PBL) approach motivated me to study even harder. I was able to secure the Rose Marie Khoo Foundation Scholarship, and it was a proud moment for me.

Was entrepreneurship always your goal?

The idea of entrepreneurship only came after I joined the Supply Chain Challenge Competition. Inspired to find more solutions for real-world issues, my team and I started thinking of business ideas, and eventually launched our first few ventures. All of which came before CombineSell.

What was that process like for you?

It involved a lot of hard work and rejection, even before we made it to RP’s Business Incubation Centre (BIC). I approached my lecturerturned-mentor every week with a fresh idea (along with a 40-page business proposal), but he would turn it down. It took eight attempts before we were referred to BIC. My

first venture, a vending machine advertising concept, closed down within a few months.

Then, we launched SolMerge, which bridged the gap between global inventors and the SouthEast Asian market. We marketed, sold and distributed the products across online marketplaces. It was growing well until we realised that we couldn’t compete against resellers bringing in similar items from China at much lower costs. It was an eyeopening experience that kickstarted CombineSell.

Most of my teammates left after SolMerge, but we had a headstart from the knowledge, network and soft skills we gained in the process. Our first investor came through RP BIC!

What are some traits that entrepreneurs should possess?

Being humble and willing to listen to constructive criticism, as well as to react quickly. During our first meeting with one of our mentors, whom we’ve since hired, she told us bluntly that our initial business model for CombineSell would never work. We acted quickly on

Loh June Yong Founder & CEO at CombineSell Diploma in Supply Chain Management

School of Engineering 2017 Graduate

her input; reevaluating our business plan and redrafting our proposal. Thankfully, she gave us another opportunity.

Even though it took several revisions, we were able to learn and improve CombineSell tremendously from this experience.

How did studying in RP give you an advantage?

I gained many soft skills here, including leadership, critical thinking, and public speaking.

I also had good exposure to the industry through RP’s many programmes and events. Plus, I had mentors who were willing to share

their expertise and guide me along, not to mention the support of BIC! When I first joined RP, I never dreamed that I would one day own a successful business. But I was able to build something better for myself because of the opportunities given here.

What advice do you have for aspiring entrepreneurs?

Don’t be afraid to fail! I failed so many times, to the point where the rest of my team gave up. It’s common to face obstacles and challenges, but that will help you grow.

Just stand up, improve yourself and try again. #DiscoverRP

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Why did you choose to join RP? Joshua: I was drawn towards RP’s Diploma in Social Enterprise Management (DSEM) because of its emphasis on entrepreneurship and business. I’ve always been interested in entrepreneurship thanks to my parents, who owned their own business.

How have you benefited from RP’s unique learning system?

My time in RP has been quite a blessing. As someone who learns better with a hands-on approach, RP’s teaching pedagogy, imparted knowledge and valuable soft skills. Whether it’s effective communication, leadership or problem solving, these are realistic skillsets that give you an advantage when transitioning from education to the workforce. I’ve had many opportunities to learn, grow and improve consistently.

Your internship in Myanmar was one such opportunity. Tell us about it!

I’ve always had the intention of going for an overseas internship, so being able to intern at Unilever’s Homecare department in Myanmar was a dream come true. There, my primary duties were to create a digital marketing framework for their products and seek partnership opportunities with other Myanmar-based e-Commerce sites. I was able to gain insight into the inner workings of a 14

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multinational organisation.

I also gained in-depth knowledge of marketing and advertising on a global scale. It was a challenging but memorable learning experience!

Your team emerged as the first runner-up in the Best Social Enterprise Business Idea Challenge with EASE. What was it like joining the competition?

EASE is a chatbot service that matches user requests to relevant service or product providers. The initial concept was to develop an app that offers everything one might need; ride-hailing, food delivery and more, that would be integrated into the user’s lifestyle. But there already was a competitor offering similar services.

So we changed EASE into a messaging platform instead, where consumers can easily text their needs to EASE, where it would then source for the cheapest and fastest alternative. It’s like a virtual assistant that focuses on services instead of day-today tasks. We weren’t able to fully develop EASE because of the hefty costs that would be involved. Instead, we created a prototype and a pitch of what EASE can do.

What were some of the challenges you faced?

A significant issue for EASE was its pricing, its revenue projections, and how feasible or sustainable this business would be. Striking a balance in this shared-economy concept which encompasses pricing services, incentive,

Joshua Tan Diploma in Social Enterprise Management (Now known as Diploma in Business)

School of Management and Communication 2019 Graduate

and reward schemes was the biggest challenge – it’s still a work in progress.

Tell us about your mentors!

I’m very thankful for my mentors from DSEM. The lecturers here have vast experience and knowledge in the field, and I’m able to get advice on my ventures easily. They have challenged my ways, shaped my thinking, given me industry insights and helped me grow as an entrepreneur. The supportive mentor culture at RP is one advantage that students enjoy.

How has studying at RP given you a competitive edge?

Besides academics, my biggest takeaway from RP is a well-rounded skillset.

I’ve developed strategic thinking capabilities, along with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

What would you say to students who are thinking of joining RP?

If you want to gain handson experience and exposure in the field you’re interested in, then RP is where you should be!

Why did you choose to join RP?

Shaheed: I was from Singapore Sports School, and I entered RP’s Diploma in Sports & Leisure Management (DSLM) via the through-train programme. I chose DSLM because of its relevance to my interests.

Plus, this gave me further flexibility to pursue an education and my athletic career.

Has entrepreneurship been a goal of yours?

Yes. Sports entrepreneurship has always been a dream of mine. I enjoy coaching as well, so I would like to open a tennis academy to train junior players for national levels and beyond in my post-athlete days.

What was the inspiration behind SportsMenu?

SportsMenu was created for my Final Year Project (FYP) by myself and two other classmates, who are

also national athletes. The idea for SportsMenu came when we realised many parents were signing their kids up for sports they might not enjoy. It becomes a waste of time, money and effort when they quit.

There’s also the challenge of finding reliable coaches.

SportsMenu allows kids the flexibility of trying a variety of sports to ensure the right fit before any commitment.

Our platform then links them to our relevant sports academy partners, who are well-equipped with professional coaches and facilities. We currently have three programmes: ‘Starter Platter’, with eight different sports; ‘Ala-Carte’ offering mix-and-match options; and ‘Indulge’, a continuation for ‘Starter Platter’ graduates to help children take their sporting abilities to the next level.

How did DSLM and RP help you while developing SportsMenu?

I picked up essential communication and presentation skills, which helped to boost my confidence and credibility when meeting with clients and potential partners.

It levels the playing field because there’s no fear or intimidation of being a young person speaking with industry veterans. Plus, from legal requirements to industry advice, our RP mentors from the School of Management and Communication, and School of Sports, Health and Leisure, gave us plenty of guidance.

How has business been so far?

It’s been going well! Aside from kids classes, we’ve done roadshows and sports displays. We’ve also run a few corporate programmes for employees and their families, and we’ll be expanding further into workplace health and wellness programmes.

What advice can you give to aspiring student-entrepreneurs?

Shaheed Alam Co-Founder of SportsMenu Diploma in Sports & Leisure Management (Now known as Diploma in Business)

Be prepared to learn lessons and life skills that go beyond textbooks. Have confidence in yourself, and trust your partners. A saying we learned was: “Don’t take criticism from people who you don’t go to for advice.”

Ignore the noise and focus on your business!

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Whether it’s meeting new friends, exploring your interests or developing future-ready skills, there’s so much more to student life at RP! Discover six cool events where you can learn, network and make the most out of your time in RP.

Orientation Programme

The mandatory (but never boring) Orientation Programme is the first and best opportunity for students to learn about campus life and meet new people. Over the course of two days, fresh enrollees are introduced to the vibrant RP culture through activities such as Discovery Trail, RP Mass Dance, Tele-match and School Presentations, while guided by enthusiastic RP student leaders. 2019’s edition wrapped up with 3,000 freshmen rocking out alongside their seniors to music and dance performances at Jam & Hop. We hope to see you at RP’s Orientation Programme next year!

IGNITE! Music Festival Featuring movers and shakers of the local music scene, IGNITE! is an iconic student-run festival that delivers two full days of rocking live entertainment, and booths where tasty fare, cool apparel and merchandise are up for grabs. Its 2019 lineup brought established artists like ShiGGa Shay, Yung Raja and Fariz Jabba to the main stage, while also giving upcoming acts a platform to shine in the days leading up to the festival. IGNITE! is also a great time to mingle with fellow schoolmates and festival-goers. So, take the chance to branch out as you soak up the sights and sounds of this truly local event.

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Have your sights set on RP? Step towards your future with our guide for the different Admissions Exercises!

what EAE is: An aptitude-based admissions exercise that allows students to apply for and receive conditional offers for admission into their preferred diploma courses prior to receiving their final grades.

who is eligible: EAE is open to graduating GCE O-Level students and final-year Nitec and Higher Nitec students from ITE.

application period: June

what JAE is: An annual admissions exercise conducted in January after the release of the GCE O-Level results. It allows GCE O-Level certificate holders to apply for admission to their desired diploma courses.

who is eligible: JAE is open to Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents with GCE O-Level certification from any year.

International students studying in a Government School, Government-Aided School, or an Independent School in Singapore with valid 2019 Singapore-Cambridge GCE O-Level Examination results are also welcome to apply.

application period: January

what JPAE is: JPAE is held jointly by the five local polytechnics. It allows candidates to apply for admission to full-time diploma courses.

who is eligible:

what PFP is: A one-year programme that allows current Secondary 4 Normal (Academic) students to gain direct entry into RP without having to sit for GCE O-Level in Secondary 5. PFP offers a practiceoriented curriculum to prepare students for their diploma course. You will progress onto your pre-selected diploma course upon successful completion of the PFP.

JPAE caters to students with Higher Nitec and Nitec qualifications. Graduating ITE students in their final semester – including those in the Direct-EntryScheme to Polytechnic Programme (DPP) – can apply for their diploma courses of choice.

application period: February

who is eligible: PFP is open to Secondary 4 Normal (Academic) students who have obtained an ELMAB3 score of 12 points or better at the GCE N-Level examinations.

The programme is also available to Secondary 4 Normal (Academic) students who have sat for GCE O-Level subjects.

application period: January

what DAE is: DAE is a direct pathway to RP for applicants who are unable to apply for entry through JAE or JPAE.

who is eligible: DAE is open to GCE O-Level students and ITE (full-time) graduates. This exercise is also available to holders of GCE A-Level, Integrated Programme, International baccalaureate, and international qualifications.

application period: Till April 2020

Need more information?

Visit www.rp.edu.sg/admissions to find out more!

Battle of the Republic Annual Games

RP Career Fair Figuring out what’s next after graduation? Gain more insights at RP’s annual Career Fair that connects you with potential employers. Besides sussing out the industry and different career pathways available, you have the opportunity to engage with potential employers.

Graduating students can also use this platform to secure their dream job!

Known as BRAG for short, this annual event hosts league games and eventbased activities such as RP Splash (swimming competition) and Campus Relay. The month-long interschool competition welcomes participation from RP students and staff alike.

BRAG fosters teamwork, fairplay and inclusivity, while helping newer students gain a sense of belonging. So bring your A-game and get ready for a good workout.

Momentum Dance Festival Dance enthusiasts may have heard of RP’s Momentum Dance Festival, which shows off the best talents found in schools and higher institutions of learning in Singapore.

From dance workshops to fringe performances, a hip-hop dance competition to the main showcase held at The Republic Cultural Centre, there’s plenty to see and do at Momentum Dance Festival.

Reflections Community Arts Festival Typically held from October to November, this yearly festival celebrates all things related to music, dance, theatre and visual arts. The month-long affair brings student talents and professionals together through an exciting lineup. Expect stunning performances, exhibits, film screenings and workshops across a wide range of genres – each showcasing the best of what RP’s art culture has to offer. #DiscoverRP

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course

guide Want to embody the spirit of excellence and be unforgettable?

At SOH, you’ll learn to deliver top-notch service efficiently with passion, pride and professionalism.

Let your actions transform ordinary interactions into endless possibilities for extraordinary experiences.

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Want to find your dream course and reach your full potential? Start by picking the description that best appeals to you.

Eager to make things happen and turn potential ideas into reality?

At SEG, you’ll learn to combine logic and imagination to become a resourceful problem-solver who can tackle real-world problems.

Let’s find innovative solutions to change the way we live.

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Keen to reach the peak of success and flourish in a contemporary workforce?

At SMC, you’ll develop an entrepreneurial mindset and be well-equipped with crucial communication skills to drive growth.

It’s prime time to turn your valuable insights into winning strategies to make an impact.

Want to explore the unknown and find your “Eureka!” moment?

At SAS, you’ll learn to uncover new knowledge to pioneer new frontiers in science. Get ready to hone your research and technical skills to make life-changing discoveries.

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Pumped to get in on the action and discover what it takes to be great?

At SHL, you’ll be equipped with knowledge and skills to power through life with purpose and finish strong. So gear up, champions for wellness, and fuel your relentless drive for success.

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Are you prepared to work in an increasingly fast-paced and digital future?

At SOI, you’ll acquire critical expertise to develop new technological capabilities and make dynamic advancements.

It’s time to revolutionise the way we live, work and play.

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Dream of seeing things not as they are, but what they can be?

At STA, express your boundless creativity, chase inspiration and turn your passion projects into a flourishing career. Go forth – explore your imagination to create new possibilities for the world.

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applied science www.rp.edu.sg/sas Dream of making a difference through new technology and scientific breakthroughs?

Get started at RP School of Applied Science.

With six diploma programmes across diverse fields and a Common Science programme, this is where you can develop your passion for the applied sciences into real world innovations and solutions.

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diploma in biomedical science diploma in biotechnology

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diploma in environmental science diploma in marine science & aquaculture diploma in materials science diploma in pharmaceutical science common science programme

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biomedical science Uncover the complexities of human diseases and understand the science behind modern healthcare in this course! You will learn about the human body, how diseases develop and how to treat them. You can later choose to specialise in either Medical Laboratory Technology or Biomedical Research.

course structure career opportunities Biomedical Research Assistant, Laboratory Technologist, Medical and Laboratory Product Specialist, Medical Technologist, Quality Control / Quality Assurance Officer

further studies Graduates are ideally placed to pursue a degree at top universities in various medical specialisations including biological science, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, chemistry, medical science, medical laboratory technology, bioengineering and psychology. Top overseas universities also welcome students with advanced standing of up to two years.

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A103 Anatomy and Physiology • A104 Biology • A108 Laboratory Practices and Safety • A113 Mathematics • A201 Chemistry • A204 Anatomy and Physiology II • A221 Microbiology • A222 Molecular and Cell Biology • A223 Biochemistry • A231 Immunology • A232 Genetics • A233 Pharmacology and Toxicology

specialisation modules

Choose one out of two specialisation options listed below: OPTION 1 Medical Laboratory Technology • A234 Neurobiology • A251 Medical Technology

• A351 Medical Microbiology • A352 Diagnostic Pathology • A353 Clinical Chemistry • A354 Haematology OPTION 2 BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH • A234 Neurobiology • A321 Proteomics • A322 Genomics • A331 Cell Cycle and Oncology • A332 Structural Biology • A351 Medical Microbiology

industry orientation programme

• A300 Project Select one module from the list below: • A931 Industry Immersion Programme • A932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • A202 Chemistry II • A205 Epidemiologic Methods • A224 Recombinant DNA Technologies • A252 Patient Care

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • A200 Special Project • Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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biotechnology Discover the fascinating world of biotechnology!

Learn how to revolutionise food supplies, improve human health and protect the environment.

This course will enable you to use biology and other life sciences to discover new medicines and formulate healthier food options. During the programme, you can choose to specialise in either Biologics or Food and Agrotech.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A104 Biology • A106 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry • A108 Laboratory Practices and Safety • A113 Mathematics • A201 Chemistry • A218 Quality Assurance and Data Science • A221 Microbiology • A222 Molecular and Cell Biology • A223 Biochemistry • A224 Recombinant DNA Technologies • A232 Genetics • A364 Analytical Instrumentation

specialisation modules

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• A210 Protein Technologies • A231 Immunology • A241 Cell Culture • A303 Biological Therapeutics • A305 Biologics Production • A322 Genomics

OPTION 2 FOOD AND AGROTECH • A213 Introduction to Agro-science • A214 Plant Genetics and Tissue Culture • A215 Fundamentals of Agro-systems • A306 Food Science and Nutrition • A307 Food Processing and Packaging • A310 Quality Assurance in Agricultural

and Food Products • A313 Food Innovation and Sustainability

industry orientation programme

• A300 Project Select one module from the list below: • A931 Industry Immersion Programme • A932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Food Industry and Microbiology Specialist, Health Education Officer, Quality Control Officer or Quality Analyst in Medical, Biotechnology, Food, or Biopharmaceutical Companies, Research and Development Laboratory Technician, Sales and Marketing Representative in Life Science Industries

further studies Graduates can pursue degree programmes in a wide range of subjects such as biotechnology, biological sciences, food and nutrition, chemistry, medical sciences, and business. Top overseas universities also welcome students with advanced standing of up to two years.

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environmental science Arm yourself with skills and knowledge to tackle the world’s environmental issues and play a pivotal role in shaping a more sustainable future with this diploma. An extensive range of topics, including water and waste management, ecology and conservation, and how to use environmental technology tools to solve global environmental problems, will be covered.

career opportunities Conservation and Outreach Officer, Environmental Officer, Research Laboratory Technician, Environmental Health and Safety Technician, Water Laboratory Technician

further studies Graduates can further their studies in degree programmes across a wide range of related areas such as environmental science, biotechnology, biological science, engineering, medical science, business management, and psychology. Top overseas universities also welcome our students with advanced standing of up to two years.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A104 Biology • A107 Physics • A108 Laboratory Practices and Safety • A113 Mathematics • A114 Mathematics II • A201 Chemistry • A202 Chemistry II • A221 Microbiology

specialisation modules

• A206 Environmental Issues and Sustainability • A208 Ecology and Earth Science

• A308 Environment, Health and Safety • A309 Environmental Management and

Assessment • A318 Environment, Health and Safety II • A319 Environmental Data Analysis • A334 Pollution Control and Monitoring • A335 Energy Utilisation and Management • A347 Solid and Hazardous Waste

Management • A348 Water and Wastewater Treatment • A393 Membrane Technologies

industry orientation programme

• A300 Project Select one module from the list below: • A931 Industry Immersion Programme • A932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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marine science & aquaculture Dive into the fascinating world of marine life and play a key role in protecting the world’s precious ecosystems. As the only marine science-related course in Singapore, this diploma offers a comprehensive programme that fully prepares you for a career in marine conservation and aquaculture management.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A104 Biology • A108 Laboratory Practices and Safety • A113 Mathematics • A201 Chemistry • A221 Microbiology • A222 Molecular and Cell Biology • A223 Biochemistry

specialisation modules

• A209 Marine Ecology and Conservation • A236 Marine and Freshwater Biology • A237 Chemical Oceanography & Water

Chemistry • A238 Aquaculture Technology • A239 Genetics and Fish Breeding • A240 Health Management of Marine and

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• A339 Aquaculture Production • A340 Feed Formulation and Nutrition • A350 Seafood Handling, Processing

and Food Safety • A358 Comparative Aquatic Animal

Physiology

industry orientation programme

• A300 Project Select one module from the list below: • A931 Industry Immersion Programme • A932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • A206 Environmental Issues and

Sustainability • A208 Ecology and Earth Science • A308 Environment, Health and Safety • A309 Environmental Management and

Assessment • B216 Marketing

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a • Two list of Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Aquaculture Laboratory Assistant, Aquarist, Marine Conservation Executive, Marine Facility Manager, Production Technologist, Regulatory Officer

further studies Graduates are ideally positioned to pursue further studies at reputable local and overseas universities.

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materials science Learn how the basic principles of chemistry and physics apply to everything around us and spur your innovative juices! Be inspired to develop new biomaterials for life-changing applications by honing practical skills in 3D printing, advanced composites, nanotechnology, biosensors, and biomaterials, at our cutting-edge laboratories.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

career opportunities Biomedical Product Specialist, Quality Assurance/Control Specialist, Research Associate, Process Technician, Laboratory Technologist, Technical Sales Assistant

further studies Graduates can pursue a degree in a wide range of areas including materials science, biology, chemistry, applied physics, engineering, and biomedical sciences.

Nanyang Technological University and National University of Singapore offer undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in materials science and engineering. Top overseas universities also welcome students with advanced standing of up to two years.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A104 Biology • A107 Physics • A108 Laboratory Practices and Safety • A113 Mathematics • A114 Mathematics II • A201 Chemistry • A202 Chemistry II • A203 Applied Physics • A364 Analytical Instrumentation

specialisation modules

Choose one out of two specialisation options listed below: OPTION 1 ADVANCED MATERIALS • A291 Materials Science • A292 Polymer and Composite Science • A333 Nanotechnology • A345 Biomaterials • A391 Materials Processing • A392 Advanced Materials • A394 Materials Analysis • A395 Composite Materials Design and

Applications

• A396 Additive Manufacturing for Applied

Materials

OPTION 2 BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS • A222 Molecular and Cell Biology • A291 Materials Science • A292 Polymer and Composite Science • A341 Stem Cell and Tissue Engineering • A342 Biosensor Technology and

Biomedical Devices • A345 Biomaterials • A391 Materials Processing • A392 Advanced Materials • A394 Materials Analysis

industry orientation programme

• A300 Project Select one module from the list below: • A931 Industry Immersion Programme • A932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • A103 Anatomy and Physiology • A333 Nanotechnology • A342 Biosensor Technology and

Biomedical Devices • E341 Electronic and Semiconductor

Materials

freely chosen module

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pharmaceutical science Take the first step in your journey to improve people’s health and save lives! Look forward to learning how to develop new drugs and therapies as you gain critical knowledge in areas such as drug discovery and development, clinical pharmacy, medication review, patient counselling, and pharmaceutical sales and marketing. Gain hands-on experience at our cutting-edge facilities like a fullyequipped teaching dispensary, retail pharmacy and pharmaceutical tech laboratory.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• A372 Pharmaceutical Legislation • G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • A373 Pharmaceutics • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • A475 Good Dispensing Practice • G121 Innovation and Practice • A476 Pharmaceutical Compounding • G951 Life Skills I • A477 Clinical Skills in Pharmacy Practice • G952 Life Skills II OPTION 2 INDUSTRIAL PHARMACY AND • G953 Life Skills III MARKETING • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • A271 Pharmaceutical Calculations • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready • A346 Pharmaceutical Chemistry • A365 Current Good Manufacturing Practice discipline modules • A371 Pharmacotherapy and Pharmacy • A103 Anatomy and Physiology

Practice • A104 Biology • A372 Pharmaceutical Legislation • A108 Laboratory Practices and Safety • A373 Pharmaceutics • A113 Mathematics • A375 Dietary Supplements • A201 Chemistry • A376 Pharmaceutical Sales and Marketing • A202 Chemistry II • A476 Pharmaceutical Compounding • A221 Microbiology • A222 Molecular and Cell Biology industry orientation programme • A223 Biochemistry • A300 Project • A233 Pharmacology and Toxicology Select one module from the list below: • A931 Industry Immersion Programme specialisation modules • A932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Choose one out of two specialisation options Programme listed below: OPTION 1 PHARMACY PRACTICE • A252 Patient Care • A271 Pharmaceutical Calculations • A346 Pharmaceutical Chemistry • A371 Pharmacotherapy and Pharmacy Practice

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freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Clinic Supervisor, Clinical Research Coordinator, Medical Representative, Pharmacy Technician, Quality Control Technologist, Research Assistant, Sales / Product Executive

further studies Graduates can pursue degree programmes in a wide range of areas such as pharmacy, pharmaceutical sciences, medicine, dentistry, nursing, life sciences, biological sciences, and physiotherapy in local universities. Graduates can also pursue their studies abroad through RP’s International Programme in Pharmaceutical Sciences with Monash University in Australia, or at other top overseas universities with advanced standing of up to 1.5 years.

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common science programme Have a passion for science and technology but uncertain about the right specialisation for you?

Discover where your strengths lie with the Common Science Programme (CSP). This foundational course equips you with adequate science knowledge and essential life skills, as well as a broad understanding of the science disciplines offered by the School of Applied Science.

CSP also introduces the myriad of career options in applied science, allowing you to make an informed decision about your preferred diploma specialisation based on your interests.

course structure

In the first semester, you will take the following modules:

general modules

• G107 Communication in the Global Workplace

discipline modules

• A104 Biology • A108 Laboratory Practices and Safety • A113 Mathematics • A201 Chemistry

From the second semester onwards, students will study the modules that are allocated to a specific diploma from the School of Applied Science.

minimum entry requirements aggregate type

minimum entry requirements / grade

ELR2B2-C

a) English Language / 1 - 7 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 6 c) Any one of the following subjects / 1 - 6

• Biology • Biotechnology • Chemistry • Combined Science • Design & Technology • Food & Nutrition

• Electronics / Fundamentals of Electronics • Physics / Engineering Science • Science (Chemistry, Biology) • Science (Physics, Biology) • Science (Physics, Chemistry) / Physical Science

For full listing of entry requirements, visit

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engineering www.rp.edu.sg/seg Fascinated by innovative technologies and dream of shaping the world with your inventions? Build your future at RP School of Engineering. We offer eight diploma programmes and a Common Engineering Programme where you can gain a wellrounded skill set to push boundaries and create practical solutions.

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diploma in aerospace engineering diploma in aviation management diploma in electrical & electronic engineering

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diploma in engineering design with business diploma in engineering systems & management diploma in green building energy management diploma in industrial & operations management diploma in supply chain management common engineering programme

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engineering

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aerospace engineering Discover a multitude of career pathways in the booming aerospace industry. This diploma gives you a solid grounding in aircraft structural maintenance, engine maintenance and repair, and a firm understanding of strict aviation regulations that govern the global industry. Experience hands-on learning at our first-rate laboratories, which include a hangar facility with actual aircraft. As a training course approved by Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) under the Singapore Airworthiness Requirements Part 147 (SAR 147) Maintenance Training Organisation, you can look forward to your eventual certification as a licensed Aircraft Engineer.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

career opportunities Aircraft Avionics System Specialist, Airframe and Engine Inspector, Assistant Engineer, Licensed Aircraft Engineer, Material / Production Planner, Non-Destructive Testing Inspector, Technical Support Personnel, Workshop Engineer

further studies The programme’s broad curriculum gives graduates the flexibility to further their studies in a variety of engineering fields, including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and aeronautical engineering at local and overseas universities.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • E112 Engineering Design • E114 Mathematics for Engineering • E115 Programming and Data Analysis • E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet of Things

• E121 Principles of Mechanics • E221 Aerodynamics and Propulsion • E233 Thermofluids • E234 Electrical and Electronic

Fundamentals • E236 Aircraft Materials • E246 Electrical and Electronic

Fundamentals II • E250 Digital Techniques and Electronic

Instrument Systems

• E255 Digital Techniques and Electronic

Instrument Systems II

specialisation modules

• E238 Aviation Legislation and Human Factor • E364 Aviation Maintenance Practices • E372 Aircraft Inspection • E375 Airframe Structures and Engine Systems

industry orientation programme

• E300 Project Select one module from the list below: • E931 Industry Immersion Programme • E932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme • E933 Aerospace Engineering Skills Training

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • E207 Communication Systems • E239 Aircraft Hardware • E326 Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma • E376 Aircraft Instrument and Avionic Systems

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • E200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

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engineering

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aviation management Be part of the dynamic aviation industry and take to the skies! This diploma will equip you with the specialist and management skills that will make you a prime addition to international airlines and airports worldwide. You can look forward to receiving extensive hands-on training in the B747 Aircraft Flight Simulator, Virtual Aerodrome Laboratory and our hangar facility.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • E112 Engineering Design • E114 Mathematics for Engineering • E115 Programming and Data Analysis • E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet

of Things • E210 Operations Planning • E213 Engineering Cost Decisions • E214 Statistical Methods for Engineering • E216 Distribution and Transportation • E221 Aerodynamics and Propulsion • E237 Airline Operations • E240 General Aircraft Systems

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specialisation modules

• E360 Airport Planning and Design • E361 Flight Operations Management • E362 Airport Management • E370 Human Factors and Aviation Safety • E373 Airside Operations and Air Traffic

Management

industry orientation programme

• E300 Project Select one module from the list below: • E931 Industry Immersion Programme • E932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B220 Microeconomics • E211 Operations Planning II • E215 Warehousing and Storage • H208 Service Quality and Professional

Etiquette

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • E200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Air Operations Centre Coordinator, Air Traffic Control Officer, Aircraft Dispatcher, Airline Executive / Manager, Airline Station Manager, Airport Duty Terminal Manager, Cabin Crew, Pilot

further studies Graduates can pursue a wide range of aviation management or engineering degree programmes at local and overseas universities.

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electrical & electronic engineering Get ready for a range of electrifying prospects in the dynamic world of electronics! As a Diploma in Electrical & Electronic Engineering student, you will enjoy a broad and flexible education in key growth areas such as communications, aerospace electronics and microelectronics.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

career opportunities Aerospace Avionics, Augmented and Virtual Reality, Communications and Internet of Things, Data storage and memory, Embedded Systems and Robotics Semiconductor

further studies Graduates can pursue a wide range of degree programmes with advanced standing in local and overseas universities.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • E105 Digital Electronics • E112 Engineering Design • E114 Mathematics for Engineering • E115 Programming and Data Analysis • E116 Computer Programming • E117 Principles of Electrical and Electronic

Engineering • E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet

of Things • E219 Analogue Electronics • E251 Circuit Analysis and Control • E252 Linear IC Applications • E253 Electronic Design and Development

specialisation modules

Choose one out of three specialisation options listed below: OPTION 1 AEROSPACE ELECTRONICS • E207 Communication Systems • E221 Aerodynamics and Propulsion • E366 Aircraft Electrical Systems • E368 Auto-flight Systems • E376 Aircraft Instrument and Avionic Systems

OPTION 2 MICROELECTRONICS • A105 General and Physical Chemistry • E341 Electronic and Semiconductor

Materials • E343 Wafer Fabrication and Packaging • E344 Thin Film Technology • E345 Measurement Techniques and

Failure Analysis OPTION 3 COMMUNICATIONS • E206 Microcontroller Systems • E207 Communication Systems • E311 Mobile Communications • E312 Data Communications • E319 Embedded Systems

industry orientation programme

• E300 Project Select one module from the list below: • E931 Industry Immersion Programme • E932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • E243 Automation Systems • E302 Data Acquisition and Sensors • E346 Integrated Circuit Design and Layout • E364 Aviation Maintenance Practices • E370 Human Factors and Aviation Safety

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • E200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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engineering

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engineering design with business Integrate your love for engineering, entrepreneurship and innovation to experience an out-of-the-box learning journey with this diploma. Through practical training, you will be able to design, develop and implement engineering solutions that are focused on business processes.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • B101 Entrepreneurship • B216 Marketing • E105 Digital Electronics • E112 Engineering Design • E114 Mathematics for Engineering • E115 Programming and Data Analysis • E116 Computer Programming • E117 Principles of Electrical and Electronic

Engineering • E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet

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• E260 Applied Mechanics • E261 Innovation and Design Thinking

specialisation modules

• E262 Product Design and Prototyping • E328 Project Management • E377 Mechatronic Systems and Design

industry orientation programme

• E300 Project Select one module from the list below: • E931 Industry Immersion Programme • E932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B239 Digital Marketing and eCommerce • E224 Engineering Materials • E327 Human Factors Engineering • T262 Introduction to User Experience

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • E200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Business Development and Planning, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Entrepreneurial Startups, Product Design and Development, Project Planning and Management

further studies Graduates can pursue further studies in a wide range of engineering and business fields, with advanced standing in local and overseas universities.

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engineering systems & management Be a dynamic multidisciplinary engineer and spearhead large-scale projects that require an array of project management skills. Be trained not only in engineering disciplines but also in systems thinking and project management.

You will also gain specialised skills in the areas of essential services such as land transportation and emerging technologies of intelligent systems.

course structure career opportunities Automation, Manufacturing and Engineering Services, Robotics, Transportation Operations

further studies Graduates can pursue further studies in a wide range of engineering and business fields, with advanced standing in local and overseas universities.

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • E105 Digital Electronics • E112 Engineering Design • E114 Mathematics for Engineering • E115 Programming and Data Analysis • E117 Principles of Electrical and Electronic

Engineering • E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet

of Things • E224 Engineering Materials • E243 Automation Systems • E244 Modern Systems Engineering • E245 Systems and Project Management • E254 Electronic Devices and Circuits • E260 Applied Mechanics

specialisation modules

• E321 Fleet Management • E322 Rail Operations Management • E358 Robotics and Machine Vision • E359 Autonomous Systems and

Vehicle Control

industry orientation programme

• E300 Project Select one module from the list below: • E931 Industry Immersion Programme • E932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B331 Social Innovation and Creativity • E116 Computer Programming • E302 Data Acquisition and Sensors • E323 Transportation Facilities Planning

and Design

freely chosen module

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engineering

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green building energy management Be part of the green building movement by joining the growing ranks of green building technologies, and be at the frontier of change in designing and maintaining energy-efficient buildings.

Besides acquiring in-depth knowledge of how energy efficiency is applied in the design of buildings and industrial processes, you will also receive hands-on training in our laboratories supported by the industry’s leading companies.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

specialisation modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

• E381 Energy Systems Instrumentation • E382 Building Air-Conditioning and

Mechanical Ventilation • E384 Green Building Technology and Design • E387 Energy Systems Design and

Management • E388 Building Information Modelling

discipline modules

• E300 Project Select one module from the list below: • E931 Industry Immersion Programme • E932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • E105 Digital Electronics • E112 Engineering Design • E114 Mathematics for Engineering • E115 Programming and Data Analysis • E117 Principles of Electrical and Electronic

Engineering • E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet

of Things • E212 Facilities Planning and Design • E241 Electrical Power Systems • E242 Clean Energy Technologies • E251 Circuit Analysis and Control • E328 Project Management

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industry orientation programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • A308 Environment, Health and Safety • E213 Engineering Cost Decisions • E219 Analogue Electronics • E327 Human Factors Engineering

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • E200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Assistant Engineer, Building and Energy Auditor, Energy Specialist, Facilities Management Engineer, Green Technologist, Research Assistant

further studies Graduates can pursue a wide range of degree programmes at local universities. RP also has formal articulation arrangements with overseas universities in Australia, New Zealand and the UK.

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engineering

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industrial & operations management Revolutionise smart business practices by driving efficient operations management in organisations across a wide spectrum of industries. This programme arms you with the expertise to oversee, design and improve companies’ business operations and resources management by developing integrated solutions. Gain hands-on experience and technical skills in fields like operations planning, 3D printing, ergonomics, workplace design, safety, lean and quality management in high-tech, industry environment themed laboratories.

career opportunities Business / Human Resource Executive, Business Process Analyst, Industrial Engineering Specialist, Logistics / Facilities / Safety Officer, Operations Executive, Productivity Team Lead, Project Manager, Quality Technologist

further studies Graduates can pursue a wide range of degree programmes in areas such as engineering, business, and management.

Students can also gain advanced standing at local and overseas universities.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • E112 Engineering Design • E114 Mathematics for Engineering • E115 Programming and Data Analysis • E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet

of Things • E210 Operations Planning • E211 Operations Planning II • E212 Facilities Planning and Design • E213 Engineering Cost Decisions • E214 Statistical Methods For Engineering • E217 Inventory Management • E218 Manufacturing Planning and Control

specialisation modules

• E326 Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma • E327 Human Factors Engineering • E328 Project Management • E333 Quality Management • E339 Quality and Reliability Engineering

industry orientation programme

• E300 Project Select one module from the list below: • E931 Industry Immersion Programme • E932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B221 Human Resource Management • B320 Business Finance • E216 Distribution and Transportation • E331 Supply Chain Management

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • E200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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engineering

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diploma in

supply chain management Enter the fast-paced world of global trade and logistics. Become an expert in managing the flow of goods, information and finances. This diploma gives you an in-depth perspective of how everything, from a small box of candy to a gigantic aeroplane engine, is produced and transported. Plus, learn how digitalisation and technology are revolutionising supply chain operations.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • E112 Engineering Design • E114 Mathematics for Engineering • E115 Programming and Data Analysis • E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet

of Things • E210 Operations Planning • E211 Operations Planning II • E212 Facilities Planning and Design • E213 Engineering Cost Decisions • E214 Statistical Methods For Engineering • E216 Distribution and Transportation • E217 Inventory Management 36

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specialisation modules

• E215 Warehousing and Storage • E223 IT for Supply Chain Management • E326 Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma • E331 Supply Chain Management • E354 Procurement and Supplier Development

industry orientation programme

• E300 Project Select one module from the list below: • E931 Industry Immersion Programme • E932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • E327 Human Factors Engineering • E352 Retail Logistics • E353 Cold Chain and Pharmaceutical

Supply Chain

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • E200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Distribution Officer, Freight Officer, Inventory Controller, Logistics Solutions Analyst, Purchasing Officer, Supply Chain Executive, Transport Officer, Warehouse Officer

further studies Graduates can gain advanced standing at local and overseas universities.

school of

engineering

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common engineering programme Unsure which field of engineering is suitable for you? Build your foundation during your first semester of study through the Common Engineering Programme. Here, you will gain a clearer understanding of the different programmes offered by the School of Engineering to help you make the right choice.

course structure

In the first semester, you will take the following modules:

general modules

discipline modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • E112 Engineering Design

From the second semester onwards, students will study the modules that are allocated to a specific diploma from the School of Engineering.

minimum entry requirements aggregate type

minimum entry requirements / grade

ELR2B2-C

a) English Language / 1 - 7 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 6 c) Any one of the following subjects / 1 - 6

• Biology • Biotechnology • Chemistry • Combined Science • Computing / Computer Studies

• Design & Technology • Electronics / Fundamentals of Electronics • Physics / Engineering Science • Science (Chemistry, Biology) • Science (Physics, Biology) • Science (Physics, Chemistry) / Physical Science

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school of

hospitality www.rp.edu.sg/soh Ready to take on a career in the challenging yet rewarding hospitality sector? As the only dedicated hospitality school amongst Singapore’s five polytechnics, RP School of Hospitality will equip you with industryrelevant knowledge training and life skills to deliver exceptional hospitality services through technology and innovation.

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diploma in customer experience management with business diploma in hotel & hospitality management

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diploma in integrated events management diploma in restaurant & culinary operations

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customer experience management with business Do you like being part of creating and managing customer experiences? Are you results-driven and able to think out of the box? This diploma equips you with customer analytics and journey mapping skills needed to make a difference in the customer experience industry.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules.There is also an industry orientation component.

career opportunities Relationship Management, Travel Services, Customer Experience, Loyalty Management, Purchasing and Retail, Sales and Marketing

further studies Graduates can pursue a degree related to business and hospitality management at local and overseas universities with advance standing of up to one year.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B209 Management Accounting • B215 Financial Accounting • B216 Marketing • B218 Business Statistics • B220 Microeconomics • B321 Macroeconomics • H102 Hospitality and Tourism Management • H208 Service Quality and Professional Etiquette • H209 Hospitality Business Management • H323 Hospitality Revenue Management

specialisation modules

Choose one out of two specialisation options listed below:

OPTION 1 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE • B227 Consumer Behaviour • H204 Customer Relationship Management • H205 Customer Experience and Service

Excellence • H224 Customer Analytics • H302 Hospitality Sales • H304 Contact Centre Operations • H305 Innovation and Design for Service

Operations • H306 Retail Management • H350 Customer Experience in Banking and

Finance OPTION 2 LEISURE TRAVEL AND ATTRACTIONS

MANAGEMENT

• B227 Consumer Behaviour

• H204 Customer Relationship Management • H205 Customer Experience and Service

Excellence • H207 Project Management and Scheduling • H220 Introduction to the Event Industry • H328 Leisure Travel and Destination

Management • H341 Managing Guest Experience in

Attractions • H345 Attractions Management • H346 Leisure Events and Entertainment

Management

industry orientation programme

Select one module from the list below: • H931 Industry Immersion Programme • H932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: OPTION 1 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE • B239 Digital Marketing and eCommence • H213 Food and Beverage Management • H300 Project • H328 Leisure Travel and Destination

Management OPTION 2 LEISURE TRAVEL AND ATTRACTIONS MANAGEMENT • B239 Digital Marketing and eCommence • H213 Food and Beverage Management • H224 Customer Analytics • H300 Project

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • H200 Special Project • Two Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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hospitality

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diploma in

hotel & hospitality management With this diploma, you can embark on a rewarding career in the hospitality industry.

You will pick up operational skills to manage key areas such as front office and housekeeping, while gaining insights into revenue and accommodation operations management.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B209 Management Accounting • B215 Financial Accounting • B216 Marketing • B218 Business Statistics • B220 Microeconomics • B321 Macroeconomics • H102 Hospitality and Tourism Management • H208 Service Quality and Professional

Etiquette • H209 Hospitality Business Management • H323 Hospitality Revenue Management

specialisation modules

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• H213 Food and Beverage Management • H214 Hospitality Information Systems • H216 Restaurant and Culinary Practicum • H217 Restaurant and Culinary Practicum II • H218 Culinary Science and Kitchen

Operations • H337 Meeting, Incentives and Conference

Management

industry orientation programme

Select one module from the list below: • H931 Industry Immersion Programme • H932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B101 Entrepreneurship • B221 Human Resource Management • H234 Wine and Beverage Management • H300 Project • H319 Resorts & Cruise Management

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • H200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Concierge Services, Guest Relations, Housekeeping, Reservations, Revenue Management, Sales and Marketing

further studies Graduates can pursue a degree related to business and hospitality management at local and overseas universities with advance standing of up to one year.

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hospitality

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diploma in

integrated events management Have you wondered about what goes into organising high-profile conferences, exhilarating sports events and exciting concerts featuring international stars? This diploma will equip you with everything you need to know about event management from start to finish, including conceptualisation, marketing and sales, coordination, execution, and more.

course structure career opportunities Conference Management, Event Management, Event Sales, Media & Entertainment, Project Management, Tourism & Attractions

further studies Graduates can pursue a degree related to business and hospitality management at local and overseas universities with advance standing of up to one year.

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B209 Management Accounting • B215 Financial Accounting • B216 Marketing • B218 Business Statistics • B220 Microeconomics • B321 Macroeconomics • H102 Hospitality and Tourism Management • H208 Service Quality and Professional

Etiquette • H209 Hospitality Business Management • H323 Hospitality Revenue Management

specialisation modules

Choose one out of two specialisation options listed below: OPTION 1 EVENTS MANAGEMENT • B205 Business Law • H204 Customer Relationship Management • H207 Project Management and Scheduling • H210 Event Operations Management • H220 Introduction to the Event Industry • H328 Leisure Travel and Destination

Management • H337 Meeting, Incentives and Conference

Management

• H339 Exhibition Management • T201 Creative Concepts

OPTION 2 LEISURE TRAVEL AND ATTRACTIONS MANAGEMENT • B205 Business Law • H207 Project Management and Scheduling • H210 Event Operations Management • H220 Introduction to the Event Industry • H328 Leisure Travel and Destination

Management • H341 Managing Guest Experience in

Attractions • H345 Attractions Management • H346 Leisure Events and Entertainment

Management • T201 Creative Concepts

industry orientation programme

Select one module from the list below: • H931 Industry Immersion Programme • H932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B221 Human Resource Management • H213 Food and Beverage Management • H300 Project • H302 Hospitality Sales

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • H200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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hospitality

R 46

diploma in

restaurant & culinary operations Discover a new recipe for success in the food and beverage industry! Here, you can look forward to exploring the world of gastronomy while unleashing your passion. Acquire business management and entrepreneurship skills to be an innovative and enterprising leader in food service management. Plus, get hands-on training in our three fullyoperational training restaurants and other well-equipped training facilities on campus.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B209 Management Accounting • B215 Financial Accounting • B216 Marketing • B218 Business Statistics • B220 Microeconomics • B321 Macroeconomics • H102 Hospitality and Tourism Management • H208 Service Quality and Professional

Etiquette • H209 Hospitality Business Management • H323 Hospitality Revenue Management

specialisation modules

• H213 Food and Beverage Management • H216 Restaurant and Culinary Practicum • H217 Restaurant and Culinary Practicum II 42

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• H218 Culinary Science and Kitchen

Operations • H230 Restaurant and Culinary Operations • H231 Restaurant and Culinary Operations II • H232 Restaurant Operation Analysis • H233 Restaurant Development • H234 Wine and Beverage Management

industry orientation programme

Select one module from the list below: • H931 Industry Immersion Programme • H932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B101 Entrepreneurship • H300 Project • H330 Catering Management • H331 Foodservice Facilities Design

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • H200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Catering Sales Executive/Manager, F&B Operations Executive/ Manager, F&B Sales and Distribution Executive/Manager, F&B Cost Controller, Institutional Food Services Management, Restaurant & Bar Manager

further studies Graduates can pursue a degree related to business and hospitality management at local and overseas universities with advance standing of up to one year.

school of

hospitality

minimum entry requirements aggregate type

minimum entry requirements / grade

ELR2B2-B

a) English Language / 1 - 6 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 6 c) Any three other subjects / 1 - 6

Note: In addition, you must have sat for one of the following subjects: • Art/Art & Design • Business Studies • Humanities (Social Studies, • Combined Humanities History) • Commerce • Humanities (Social Studies, • Commercial Studies Geography) • Economics • Intro to Enterprise Development • Geography • Literature in English • Higher Art • Literature in Chinese • Higher Music • Literature in Malay • History • Literature in Tamil • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in English) • Media Studies (English) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Chinese) • Media Studies (Chinese) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Malay) • Music • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Tamil) • Principles of Accounts

For full listing of entry requirements, visit

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school of

infocomm www.rp.edu.sg/soi With the rise of technological advancements, be part of the future at RP School of Infocomm! Whether it’s cybersecurity, data analysis or other exciting fields, RP offers five robust diploma programmes and a Common ICT Programme to help you flourish in the digital world.

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diploma in business information systems diploma in digital design & development

R 18 R 55 R 12 R 58

diploma in financial technology diploma in infocomm security management diploma in information technology common ict programme

school of

infocomm

R 13

diploma in

business information systems Bridge the gap between business and IT with the Diploma in Business Information Systems! Here, you will learn a combination of technology skills, core business knowledge, and business and data analysis techniques. These will enable you to understand business requirements, propose and implement solutions using IT.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

career opportunities Application Developer, Application Support Executive, Associate Business Analyst, Associate System Analyst

further studies Graduates can pursue degree programmes with advanced standing of up to two years at local and overseas universities.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A113 Mathematics • C105 Introduction to Programming • C109 IT in Business Processes • C206 Software Development Process • C207 Database Systems • C208 Object-Oriented Programming • C209 Advanced Object-Oriented Programming • C227 Computer System Technologies • C235 IT Security and Management • C236 Web Application Development in .NET • C286 Advanced Web Application Development

in .NET • C303 IT Project Management

specialisation modules • B216 Marketing

• C352 Management Information Systems • C353 Business Systems • C354 Business Analysis Practice • C355 Business Intelligence • C356 Business Process Modelling

industry orientation programme

• C300 Project Select one module from the list below: • C931 Industry Immersion Programme • C932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B215 Financial Accounting • B220 Microeconomics • B221 Human Resource Management • B321 Macroeconomics • C306 Data Structures and Algorithms • C346 Mobile App Development

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • C200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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infocomm

R 47

diploma in

digital design & development (formerly known as Diploma in Mobile Software Development) Lead the next digital wave and build a solid foundation in key frontier technologies including Immersive Media, Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things with this diploma. While learning to design and build an immersive experience for next-generation digital platforms, you will also gain a holistic understanding of key concepts such as Machine Learning, Business Intelligence, Software Testing and Analytics.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A113 Mathematics • C105 Introduction to Programming • C109 IT in Business Processes • C203 Web Application Development in PHP • C206 Software Development Process • C207 Database Systems • C208 Object-Oriented Programming • C227 Computer System Technologies • C235 IT Security and Management

specialisation modules

• C218 UI/UX Design for Apps • C219 Front-End Web Development • C337 Immersive Technologies • C338 AI and Machine Learning 46

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• C339 Software Testing and Analytics • C346 Mobile App Development • C355 Business Intelligence • T252 Fundamentals of Design

industry orientation programme

• C300 Project • C390 Portfolio Select one module from the list below: • C931 Industry Immersion Programme • C932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • C303 IT Project Management • C371 Application Security • C378 Business Analytics • C379 Emerging Technologies

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • C200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Mobile and Web Apps Developer, Systems Analyst, UI Designer, UX Designer

further studies Graduates can pursue degree programmes with advanced standing of up to two years at local and overseas universities.

school of

infocomm

R 18

diploma in

financial technology (formerly known as Diploma in Business Applications) Be at the forefront of the dynamic Financial Technology (FinTech) industry. This diploma is designed to give you a firm foundation in key FinTech concepts, business models and technologies, as well as the skills and knowledge needed to develop innovative solutions for organisations.

course structure career opportunities Application Developer, Associate Business Analyst, Business Development Executive

further studies Graduates can pursue degree programmes with advanced standing of up to two years at local and overseas universities.

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A113 Mathematics • C105 Introduction to Programming • C109 IT in Business Processes • C206 Software Development Process • C207 Database Systems • C208 Object-Oriented Programming • C209 Advanced Object-Oriented

Programming • C227 Computer System Technologies • C235 IT Security and Management • C236 Web Application Development in .NET

specialisation modules

• B101 Entrepreneurship • C355 Business Intelligence

• C360 Enterprise Solutions for Business • C368 Financial Ecosystem • C369 Financial Technologies • C370 Distributed Ledger Technologies • C372 Payment Technologies • C373 Distributed Ledger Technologies

Solutioning

industry orientation programme

• C300 Project Select one module from the list below: • C931 Industry Immersion Programme • C932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select two modules from the list below: • C218 UI/UX Design for Apps • C346 Mobile App Development • C378 Business Analytics • C379 Emerging Technologies

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • C200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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infocomm

R 55

diploma in

infocomm security management With cyberattacks on the rise, your IT skills in protecting the systems of organisations have never been more in demand. You will learn about key IT security technologies, use state-of-the-art IT security systems, and apply strategies, along with best practises to protect digital assets in an organisation.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A113 Mathematics • C105 Introduction to Programming • C109 IT in Business Processes • C203 Web Application Development in PHP • C207 Database Systems • C208 Object-Oriented Programming • C225 Data Communications and Networking • C235 IT Security and Management

specialisation modules

• C228 Operating Systems Security • C328 Network Infrastructure • C331 Digital Security and Forensics • C332 Intrusion Detection & Prevention • C335 Internetworking Security 48

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• C371 Application Security • C374 Ethical Hacking • C375 Cloud Infrastructure Security • C376 IT Compliance & Risk Management • C377 Security Information Management

industry orientation programme

• C300 Project Select one module from the list below: • C931 Industry Immersion Programme • C932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • C303 IT Project Management • C346 Mobile App Development • C378 Business Analytics • C379 Emerging Technologies

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • C200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Cloud Security Officer, Computer Forensic Examiner, IT Audit Officer, IT Security Analyst, IT Security Engineer, Network Security Administrator, Security Penetration Tester

further studies Graduates can pursue degree programmes with advanced standing of up to two years at local and overseas universities.

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infocomm

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diploma in

information technology From designing software and computer networks to managing cloud computing, IT professionals play a critical role in organisations across industries. This diploma will provide you with a solid foundation of IT and open the door to endless opportunities. Learn how IT systems are designed and developed, while understanding the issues faced by industries.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

career opportunities Cloud Operation Engineer, IT Analyst, Software Developer, System and Network Administrator, Technical Support Engineer

further studies Graduates can pursue degree programmes with advanced standing of up to two years at local and overseas universities.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• C328 Network Infrastructure • C335 Internetworking Security • C381 IT Service Operations • C382 IT Service Delivery

industry orientation programme

• C300 Project Select one module from the list below: • C931 Industry Immersion Programme • C932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

• A113 Mathematics • C105 Introduction to Programming • C109 IT in Business Processes • C206 Software Development Process • C207 Database Systems • C208 Object-Oriented Programming • C209 Advanced Object-Oriented Programming • C225 Data Communications and Networking • C226 Operating Systems Concepts • C235 IT Security and Management • C236 Web Application Development in .NET

elective module

specialisation modules

Select either one of the following: • C200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

• C322 Data Centre and Cloud Management • C326 Internetworking • C327 Internet Server Technologies

Select one module from the list below: • C286 Advanced Web Application

Development in .NET • C303 IT Project Management • C306 Data Structures and Algorithms • C330 Linux Server Administration and

Virtualisation • C346 Mobile App Development • C374 Ethical Hacking

freely chosen module

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infocomm

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diploma in

common ICT programme Keen on information technology (IT) but uncertain about which aspect to pursue your studies in?

The Common ICT Programme allows you to understand the IT industry and career opportunities available before embarking on a diploma offered by the RP School of Infocomm.

course structure

In the first semester, you will take the following modules:

general modules

discipline modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work

• A113 Mathematics • C105 Introduction to Programming • C109 IT in Business Processes

From the second semester onwards, students will study the modules that are allocated to a specific diploma from the School of Infocomm.

minimum entry requirements aggregate type

minimum entry requirements / grade

ELR2B2-C

a) English Language / 1 - 7 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 6 c) Any two other subjects / 1 - 6

Note: In addition, you must have sat for one of the following subjects: • Addn Combined Science • Additional Science • Biology • Biotechnology • Chemistry • Combined Science • Computing/ Computer Studies • Creative 3D Animation • Design & Technology

• Food & Nutrition • Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics • General Science • Human & Social Biology • Integrated Science • Physics/Engineering Science • Science (Chemistry, Biology) • Science (Physics, Biology) • Science (Physics, Chemistry)/ Physical Science • Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

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school of

management and communication www.rp.edu.sg/smc Interested in making an impact on today’s complex and dynamic business environment? Join RP School of Management and Communication, where you will acquire critical thinking and problem solving skills to devise innovative solutions to engage your target audience.

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diploma in business diploma in consumer behaviour & research

R 52 R 32 R 57

diploma in human resource management with psychology diploma in mass communication common business programme

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management and communication

R 60

diploma in

business (formerly known as Diploma in Business & Social Enterprise) Do you want to be equipped with the skills and expertise needed to take the business world by storm? In this diploma, you will build a strong foundation in business and gain highly soughtafter skills through a multidisciplinary approach encompassing innovation, technology and communication. You will choose a specialisation from the Social Enterprise (SE) Track or the Sport Management (SM) Track.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B101 Entrepreneurship • B102 Organisational Behaviour • B103 Understanding the Society • B209 Management Accounting • B215 Financial Accounting • B216 Marketing • B220 Microeconomics • B239 Digital Marketing and eCommerce • B242 Business and Sustainability • B321 Macroeconomics • B327 Branding, Advertising and Promotion • M101 Digital Media Communication

specialisation modules

Choose one out of two specialisation options listed below:

OPTION 1 SOCIAL ENTERPRISE • B106 Understanding Social Enterprises • B205 Business Law • B228 Fundamentals of Social Research Methods • B330 Corporate Governance and Ethics • B331 Social Innovation and Creativity • B332 Financing the Social Enterprise

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OPTION 2 SPORT MANAGEMENT • S207 Biopsychosocial Aspects of Ageing • S221 Sports Facilities Management • S222 Sports Business • S224 Sports and Leisure Related Law • S345 Sports Event management • S346 Sports Policies

industry orientation programme

OPTION 1 SOCIAL ENTERPRISE • B334 Social Entrepreneurship Practicum

Select one module from the list below: • B931 Industry Immersion Programme • B932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme OPTION 2 SPORT MANAGEMENT • B300 Special Project

Select one module from the list below: • B931 Industry Immersion Programme • B932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B218 Business Statistics • B221 Human Resource Management • B227 Consumer Behaviour • S202 Inclusive Physical Activity

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • B200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Business Development Executive, Corporate Social Responsibility Executive, Finance and Administration Executive, Marketing Executive, Social Entrepreneur, Sports and Recreation Event Organiser, Programme Executive

further studies Graduates can pursue business and social science programmes at local or overseas universities, and may be eligible for exemptions.

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consumer behaviour & research Combine your love for psychology and business, and transform rich consumer insights into business success. Through this programme, you will learn to gather and analyse data to understand what drives consumers, decipher the factors that influence their shopping behaviours, and integrate your findings into digital marketing and visualisation techniques to drive business growth and revenue.

career opportunities Advertising and Promotions Executive, Assistant brand Executive, Assistant Marketing Executive, Business Intelligence Executive, Consumer Insights Researcher, Market Research Executive, Marketing Executive, Social Research Executive

further studies Graduates can pursue business and social science programmes at local or overseas universities, and may be eligible for exemptions.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A113 Mathematics • B103 Understanding the Society • B105 Introduction to Psychology • B109 Design Thinking for Business Innovation • B216 Marketing • B218 Business Statistics • B220 Microeconomics • B223 Social Psychology • B224 Quantitative Research Methods • B225 Qualitative Research Methods • B227 Consumer Behaviour • B241 Positive Psychology in Marketing • B321 Macroeconomics

specialisation modules

• B205 Business Law • B239 Digital Marketing and eCommerce • B240 Data Analytics and Visualisation • B327 Branding, Advertising and Promotion • B328 Cognition and Applied Psychology • B340 International and Cross-Cultural Marketing

industry orientation programme

• B300 Project Select one module from the list below: • B931 Industry Immersion Programme • B932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B102 Organisational Behaviour • B209 Management Accounting • B221 Human Resource Management • H306 Retail Management

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • B200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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human resource management with psychology Do you have a passion for people and a mind for business? This diploma allows you to combine these aptitudes into a meaningful and future-proof career. Here, you will gain a sound knowledge of HR and psychology.

You will develop an understanding of employment law, labour relations, people development, performance management, industrial organisational psychology and more, to grow people and businesses.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global

Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B102 Organisational Behaviour • B107 Accounting • B216 Marketing • B220 Microeconomics • B223 Social Psychology • M204 Cross Cultural Communication • S242 Introduction to Counselling and

Communication

specialisation modules

• B233 Learning and People Development • B235 Compensation and Total Rewards

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• B237 Manpower Planning, Resourcing

and Management • B238 Performance and Talent Management • B335 Asian Industrial Relations

Environment • B336 Diversity and International Staff

Management • B337 Industrial-Organisational Psychology • B338 International Business • B339 Organisational Development and

Change Management • S343 Corporate Wellness • T241 Anthropological Studies

industry orientation programme

• B300 Project Select one module from the list below: • B931 Industry Immersion Programme • B932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • B200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Employee Relations Specialist, Recruiter, Remuneration and Benefits Analyst, Resourcing Analyst / Talent Acquisition Partner, Well-being Specialist, Career Development Coach, Learning and Development Executive, People and Culture Specialist, People Operations Executive, Human Resource Executive / Partner / Generalist

further studies Graduates can pursue further education opportunities in business studies, arts and social sciences and international studies at local or overseas universities.

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management and communication

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mass comunication If you have a story to tell, love interacting with people or enjoy being in a dynamic environment that thrives on big ideas and constant change, then this is the diploma for you! You will familiarise yourself with all media platforms across print, broadcast and digital, while learning how to tailor specific messages to target audiences for maximum impact.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

career opportunities Advertising Executive, Assistant Producer, Digital Content Creator, Journalist / Writer, Public Relations Executive, Social Media Executive, Corporate Communications Executive, Marketing Communications Executive

further studies Graduates can pursue a wide range of mass communication degrees including journalism, public relations, broadcast, and film. They can also go on to study social sciences, business and law at local or overseas universities.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B216 Marketing • B310 Public Relations and Media • M101 Digital Media Communication • M202 News Writing • M203 Effective Presentation Skills • M204 Cross Cultural Communication • M205 Research Methods • M206 Media Law and Ethics • M207 Media and Society • M208 Introduction to Integrated Marketing

Communications • M242 Visual Communication • M311 Video Journalism • M312 Digital Media Content • M314 Feature Writing • T202 Art of Story • T257 Single-Camera Production

specialisation modules

Choose one out of two specialisation options from the following list:

OPTION 1 JOURNALISM • M313 Impact Journalism • M316 Photojournalism • M350 Media Practicum (Journalism) OPTION 2 PR AND MARKETING COMMUNICATION • M301 Crisis Communication • M332 Campaigns and Advertisement

Design • M351 Media Practicum (Public Relations

and Marketing Communication)

industry orientation programme

• M390 Portfolio Development Select one module from the list below: • M931 Industry Immersion Programme • M932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B101 Entrepreneurship • B102 Organisational Behaviour • B227 Consumer Behaviour • T201 Creative Concepts

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • M200 Special Project • Two Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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minimum entry requirements courses

aggregate type

minimum entry requirements / grade

Diploma in: • Mass Communication (R32)

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a) English Language / 1 - 4 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 7 c) Any three other subjects / 1 - 6 Note: In addition, you must have sat for one subject listed in the 1st group and another different subject listed in the 2nd group.

1ST GROUP

• Art/Art & Design • Business Studies • Combined Humanities • Commerce • Commercial Studies • Economics • Geography • Higher Art • Higher Music • History • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in English) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Chinese) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Malay) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Tamil) • Humanities (Social Studies, History) • Humanities (Social Studies, Geography) • Intro to Enterprise Development • Literature in English • Literature in Chinese • Literature in Malay • Literature in Tamil • Media Studies (English) • Media Studies (Chinese) • Music

Interested in business or hospitality but not sure which course to choose?

The Common Business Programme is specially designed to help you gain a better understanding of the various business and hospitality disciplines before you decide on which diploma from the RP School of Management and Communication or School of Hospitality best suits your strengths and passions.

course structure

In the first semester, you will take the following modules:

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and

Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the

Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G961 ECG I: Exploring the

Future of Work

discipline modules

• B216 Marketing • B220 Microeconomics By the second semester, you will be able to make an informed choice on your preferred course of study when you apply for one of the following diploma programmes offered either by the RP School of Management and Communication or School of Hospitality.

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Diploma in: • Business (R60) • Consumer Behaviour & Research (R48) • Human Resource Management with Psychology (R52) Common Entry Programme in: • Common Business Programme (R57)

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2ND GROUP

• Additional Mathematics • Art/Art & Design • Business Studies • Chinese • Combined Humanities • Commerce • Commercial Studies • Creative 3D Animation • Design & Technology • Design Studies • Economics • Elementary Mathematics • Food & Nutrition • Geography • Higher Art • Higher Chinese • Higher Malay • Higher Music • Higher Tamil • History • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in English) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Chinese) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Malay) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Tamil) • Humanities (Social Studies, History) • Humanities (Social Studies, Geography) • Intro to Enterprise Development • Literature in English • Literature in Chinese • Literature in Malay • Literature in Tamil • Malay • Media Studies (English) • Media Studies (Chinese) • Music • Principles of Accounts • Tamil

a) English Language / 1 - 6 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 6 c) Any three other subjects / 1 - 6 Note: In addition, you must have sat for one of the following subjects: • Art /Art & Design • Business Studies • Combined Humanities • Commerce • Commercial Studies • Economics • Geography • Higher Art • Higher Music • History • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in English) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Chinese) • Humanities (Social

For full listing of entry requirements, visit

Studies, Literature in Malay) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Tamil) • Humanities (Social Studies, History) • Humanities (Social Studies, Geography) • Intro to Enterprise Development • Literature in English • Literature in Chinese • Literature in Malay • Literature in Tamil • Media Studies (English) • Media Studies (Chinese) • Music • Principles of Accounts

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sports, health and leisure www.rp.edu.sg/shl An action-packed career awaits. RP School of Sports, Health and Leisure is the only polytechnic in Singapore that focuses on a comprehensive range of sports, healthcare and outdoor skills. Choose from five exciting diploma programmes that will prepare you for an exciting and fulfilling career.

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diploma in health management & promotion diploma in health services management

R 33 R 49 R 26

diploma in outdoor & adventure learning diploma in sport coaching diploma in sport & exercise science

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R 43

diploma in

health management & promotion Do you advocate a happy and healthy lifestyle? Does being a practitioner of health and wellness give you a buzz? This diploma will enable you to do that and more! You will acquire the required skillsets to actively practise and promote holistic wellbeing to the population in Singapore.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• S201 Health and Wellness • S202 Inclusive Physical Activity • S204 Sociology of Sports, Health and Leisure • S207 Biopsychosocial Aspects of Ageing

specialisation modules

• A103 Anatomy and Physiology • A205 Epidemiologic Methods • S241 Psychosocial Aspects of Exercise • S242 Introduction to Counselling and

Communication • S243 Nutrition • S244 Health Psychology • S245 Health Promotion • S246 Exercise Programming and Assessment 58

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• S247 Behaviour Change • S341 Youth Health • S342 Active Ageing • S343 Corporate Wellness • S347 Nutrition Care Process

career opportunities

industry orientation programme

Health and Wellness Educator, Health Promotion Executive, Health Research Assistant, Physical Activity and Fitness Leader, Public Health Programme Executive

elective module

further studies

• S300 Project Select one module from the list below: • S931 Industry Immersion Programme • S932 Entrepreneurship Immersion

Programme Select two modules from the list below: • B216 Marketing • H220 Introduction to the Event Industry • H222 Wellness & Lifestyle Management • S212 Sports and Exercise Prescription • S251 Human Diseases

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • S200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules

Graduates can gain advanced standing at local and overseas universities.

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sports, health and leisure

R 45

diploma in

health services management Make a difference at the heart of the healthcare system – become a healthcare administrator and play a vital role in keeping medical centres, hospitals and clinics running smoothly and efficiently.

career opportunities Admissions Officer, Business Office Assistant / Officer, Care Coordinator Associate, Case Management Assistant, Clinic Coordinator, Corporate Services Assistant, Executive Assistant, Operations Executive / Assistant, Senior Patient Service Associate / Senior Patient Care Associate, Social Work Assistant

further studies Graduates can gain advanced standing at local and overseas universities.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• S201 Health and Wellness • S204 Sociology of Sports, Health and Leisure • S207 Biopsychosocial Aspects of Ageing

specialisation modules

• A103 Anatomy and Physiology • A252 Patient Care • B215 Financial Accounting • B216 Marketing • B218 Business Statistics • B240 Data Analytics and Visualisation • H208 Service Quality and Professional Etiquette

• S242 Introduction to Counselling and

Communication • S244 Health Psychology • S251 Human Diseases • S252 Health Ethics and Law • S253 Healthcare Systems • S254 Community and Social Care • S352 Case Management • S353 Healthcare Operations Management • S355 Financing for Healthcare • S356 Quality Management in Healthcare

industry orientation programme

• S300 Project Select one module from the list below: • S931 Industry Immersion Programme • S932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • S200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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sports, health and leisure

R 33

diploma in

outdoor & adventure learning Do you love to nurture people through the outdoors? Through DOAL, you’ll become a people-centred outdoor professional ready for the outdoor education and outdoor recreation sectors. You get to learn a blend of technical skills, concepts and theories related to outdoor education through hands-on experiences.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills 1 • G952 Life Skills 2 • G953 Life Skills 3 • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future Ready

discipline modules

• A104 Biology • A113 Mathematics • S201 Health and Wellness • S202 Inclusive Physical Activity • S207 Biopsychosocial Aspects of Ageing

specialisation modules

• B101 Entrepreneurship • B216 Marketing • S232 Experiential Land-based Adventure

Education • S233 Experiential Water-based Adventure

Education • S234 Adventure Education • S235 Environmental Education • S236 Environmental Interpretation • S237 Climbing and Abseiling Adventure

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• S238 Instruction and Facilitation in Experiential Education

• S331 Challenge Course Management • S332 Expedition Principles, Practices and Management

• S333 Outdoor Leadership

industry orientation programme

• S300 Project Select one module from the list below: • S931 Industry Immersion Programme • S932 Entrepreneurship Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select two modules from the list below: • S221 Sports Facilities Management • S225 Leisure Planning and Programming • S261 Introduction to Sports Coaching • S321 Sports Management • S322 Strategic Sports Development

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • S200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules.

career opportunities Adventure Tourism Executive, Camp Facilitator, Instructor, Operations Executive, Outdoor Adventure Educator, Programme Executive, Team Manager

further studies Graduates can gain advanced standing at local and overseas universities.

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sports, health and leisure

R 49

diploma in

sport coaching Play a leading role in producing the next generation of elite athletes. Designed in consultation with Sport Singapore, this diploma will drill you in the art and science of coaching. You will learn the basics of sports science while picking up soft skills in communication, athlete and team management, and professional ethics.

course structure career opportunities

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

Allied Educator with the Ministry of Education, Fitness Trainer / Instructor, Sports Administrator, Sports Coach, Sports Instructor, Sports Official

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

further studies

discipline modules

Graduates can gain advanced standing at local and overseas universities.

• A113 Mathematics • S202 Inclusive Physical Activity • S204 Sociology of Sports, Health and Leisure • S207 Biopsychosocial Aspects of Ageing

specialisation modules

• S211 Injury Prevention and Management • S212 Sports and Exercise Prescription • S214 Sports and Exercise Psychology • S215 Sports and Exercise Nutrition • S224 Sports and Leisure Related Law • S246 Exercise Programming and Assessment • S261 Introduction to Sports Coaching • S262 Foundations of Kinesiology • S263 Instructional Strategies for Sports

and Games • S264 Instructional Strategies for Sports

and Games II • S266 Performance Analysis

• S311 Human Motor Control and

Development • S362 Managing Developmental Athletes

and Teams Select two modules from the list below: • S661 Practical Studies: Basketball • S662 Practical Studies: Football • S663 Practical Studies: Badminton • S664 Practical Studies: Table Tennis • S665 Practical Studies: Swimming • S666 Practical Studies: Athletics • S667 Practical Studies: Fundamental Movements

industry orientation programme

• S300 Project Select one module from the list below: • S931 Industry Immersion Programme • S932 Entrepreurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • S322 Strategic Sports Development • S363 Media and Public Relations for Sports

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • S200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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diploma in

sport & exercise science Do you enjoy training athletes to perform at their peak? Do you have a keen interest in helping Singapore grow its dynamic sports industry?

If your answer is yes, then this diploma is perfect for you! Featuring a scientific approach to sports, exercise and physical activity, the programme enables you to gain a strong understanding of human physiology, sports psychology, anatomy, biomechanics, and exercise prescription.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• A107 Physics • A113 Mathematics • S201 Health and Wellness • S202 Inclusive Physical Activity • S207 Biopsychosocial Aspects of Ageing

specialisation modules

• A103 Anatomy and Physiology • B218 Business Statistics • S211 Injury Prevention and Management • S212 Sports and Exercise Prescription • S214 Sports and Exercise Psychology • S215 Sports and Exercise Nutrition • S216 Applied Anatomy & Kinesiology • S246 Exercise Programming and Assessment 62

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• S261 Introduction to Sports Coaching • S266 Performance Analysis • S311 Human Motor Control and Development

• S312 Sports and Exercise Physiology • S313 Sports and Exercise Biomechanics

industry orientation programme

• S300 Project Select one module from the list below: • S931 Industry Immersion Programme • S932 Entrepreneurship Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • S318 Exercise Science Portfolio

Development • S322 Strategic Sports Development • S343 Corporate Wellness

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • S200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Allied Educator with the Ministry of Education, Exercise Specialist, Fitness Trainer, High Performance Executive, Rehabilitation Assistant, Sports Development Officer, Sports Trainer

further studies Graduates can gain advanced standing at local and overseas universities.

school of

sports, health and leisure minimum entry requirements courses

aggregate type

minimum entry requirements / grade

Diploma in: • Outdoor & Adventure Learning (R33)

ELR2B2-B

a) English Language / 1 - 6 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 6 c) Any three other subjects / 1 - 6 Note: In addition, you must have sat for one of the following subjects: • Art/Art & Design • Business Studies • Combined Humanities • Commerce • Commercial Studies • Economics • Geography • Higher Art • Higher Music • History • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in English) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Chinese) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Malay) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Tamil) • Humanities (Social Studies, History) • Humanities (Social Studies, Geography) • Intro to Enterprise Development • Literature in English • Literature in Chinese • Literature in Malay • Literature in Tamil • Media Studies (English) • Media Studies (Chinese) • Music • Principles of Accounts

• Health Management & Promotion (R43) • Health Services Management (R45) • Sport Coaching (R49) • Sport & Exercise Science (R26)

ELR2B2-C

a) English Language / 1 - 7 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 6 c) Any one of the following subjects / 1 - 6 • Biology • Biotechnology • Chemistry • Combined Science • Design & Technology • Food & Nutrition • Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics • Physics/ Engineering Science • Science (Chemistry, Biology) • Science (Physics, Biology) • Science (Physics, Chemistry)/ Physical Science

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technology for the arts www.rp.edu.sg/sta Develop your artistic talent and craft a fulfilling career in the creative industry at RP School of Technology for the Arts. Each of our five diploma programmes will equip you with a solid foundation and skills needed to succeed in the field.

R 25 R 36

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diploma in arts & theatre management diploma in design for user experience

R 35 R 19 R 24

diploma in game design diploma in media production & design diploma in sonic arts

school of

technology for the arts

R 25

diploma in

arts & theatre management Unleash your creativity and fuel your passion for the arts! A unique programme, this diploma combines the creative, technical and aesthetic aspects to provide training in both arts management and technical theatre. You can also gain hands-on experience through practical training at our purpose-built centre, The Republic Cultural Centre (TRCC).

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

career opportunities Artist Liaison Officer, Arts Administrator, Arts Facilities Venue Manager, Arts Programmer, Lighting Technician, Production Coordinator, Scenic and Costume Coordinator, Stage Manager, Wardrobe Supervisor

further studies Graduates can pursue relevant degree with top local and overseas universities, with advanced standing of up to two years.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B216 Marketing • T201 Creative Concepts • T202 Art of Story • T262 Introduction to User Experience • T274 Drawing • T601 Arts History • T602 Creative Enterprise

specialisation modules

• T120 Understanding Drama • T122 Introduction to Technical Theatre • T221 Introduction to Arts Management • T222 Production Design • T223 Stage Management • T226 Introduction to Lighting • T228 Stagecraft

• T260 Interactive Media and Content

Development • T324 Production Management • T329 Theatre Production Practicum • T374 Venue and Front of House

Management • T621 Drafting for Productions • T622 Electrical Fundamentals for Theatre

industry orientation programme

• T300 Project • T380 Portfolio Development Select one module from the list below: • T931 Industry Immersion Programme • T932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • B221 Human Resource Management • H220 Introduction to the Event Industry • T219 Live Sound Fundamentals

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • T200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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diploma in

design for user experience Discover the power of good design and find out how design impacts every day living. In this diploma, you will learn how to apply human-centred design to create intuitive user interfaces that are sophisticated and stand out in a competitive market. Through hands-on training, you will also develop your design thinking capabilities.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B216 Marketing • T201 Creative Concepts • T202 Art of Story • T262 Introduction to User Experience • T274 Drawing • T601 Arts History • T602 Creative Enterprise

specialisation modules

• T242 Interaction Design • T245 Tools for Interaction Design • T246 Design Research • T252 Fundamentals of Design • T281 User Experience Design Studio • T375 Service Design 66

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• T376 Design with Emerging Technology • T377 Usability Evaluation • T378 Spatial and Environment Design • T379 Product Design • T383 User Interface Design

industry orientation programme

• T300 Project • T380 Portfolio Development Select one module from the list below: • T931 Industry Immersion Programme • T932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • E262 Product Design and Prototyping • T230 Game Design Theory and Application • T260 Interactive Media and Content

Development

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • T200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Design Researcher, Product Designer, Storyteller / Visualiser, User Experience Designer, User Interface Designer, Web Designer

further studies Graduates can pursue relevant degree with top local and overseas universities, with advanced standing of up to two years.

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technology for the arts

R 35

diploma in

game design Get set for a dynamic career in game design! This course provides training in areas such as rapid prototyping and testing through theoretical and practical sessions. Attain the skills to craft 2D and 3D assets for immersive media, while applying design theories to system and user interaction designs.

career opportunities Digital Artist, Game Assistant Producer, Game Designer, Game Quality Assurance Tester, Game Studio Founder, Gamification Designer, Level Designer

further studies Graduates can pursue relevant degree with top local and overseas universities, with advanced standing of up to two years.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• T230 Game Design Theory and Application • T231 Board and Card Game Design • T232 Digital Game Prototyping • T234 Level and World Design • T331 Game Mechanics Design • T333 Agile Project Management for Games • T335 Artificial Intelligence for Games • T336 Augmented and Virtual Reality for Games • T337 3D Art Asset Creation

industry orientation programme

• T201 Creative Concepts • T202 Art of Story • T262 Introduction to User Experience • T274 Drawing • T601 Arts History • T602 Creative Enterprise

• T300 Project • T380 Portfolio Development Select one module from the list below: • T931 Industry Immersion Programme • T932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

specialisation modules

freely chosen module

• A113 Mathematics • T105 Game Programming • T130 Tools for Game Design • T203 2D Art Asset Creation

Select either one of the following: • T200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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diploma in

media production & design Bring your creativity to life by creating unforgettable visual stories and wow your audience using various media platforms.

Through this diploma, you will gain knowledge and skills in graphic design, social media marketing, broadcast production and immersive technologies such as AR/VR and 360 filmmaking.

course structure

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B216 Marketing • T201 Creative Concepts • T202 Art of Story • T262 Introduction to User Experience • T274 Drawing • T601 Arts History • T602 Creative Enterprise

specialisation modules

• T255 Visual Storytelling • T256 Colour and Typography • T257 Single-Camera Production • T258 Multi-Platform Storytelling • T259 Multi-Camera Production • T260 Interactive Media and Content Development 68

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• T302 Graphic Design • T307 Multi-Channel Content Marketing • T354 Advanced Graphic Design • T357 Advanced Single-Camera Production • T358 Post Production and Motion Graphics • T651 Photographic Techniques

industry orientation programme

• T300 Project • T380 Portfolio Development Select one module from the list below: • T931 Industry Immersion Programme • T932 Entrepreneurial Immersion

Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • T230 Game Design Theory and Application • T352 Writing for Screen • T359 Advanced Multi-Camera Production

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • T200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list • Two of Freely Chosen Modules

career opportunities Assistant Producer, Digital Marketer, Graphic Designer, TV Director / Producer, Video Editor, Videographer, Web Designer

further studies Graduates can pursue relevant degree with top local and overseas universities, with advanced standing of up to two years.

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technology for the arts

R 24

diploma in

sonic arts Create impactful aural experiences and inspire the world with the power of sound and music with this diploma! Hone your skills and knowledge needed to record live sounds and create appropriate aural experiences for visual production, presentation and performance.

course structure career opportunities Audio Post-Production Editor, Live Sound Engineer, Location Sound Recordist, Game Sound Designer, Music / Soundtrack Producer, Sound Editor / Engineer

further studies Graduates can pursue relevant degree with top local and overseas universities, with advanced standing of up to two years.

The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.

general modules

• G101 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • G107 Communication in the Global Workplace • G121 Innovation and Practice • G951 Life Skills I • G952 Life Skills II • G953 Life Skills III • G961 ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work • G962 ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready

discipline modules

• B216 Marketing • T201 Creative Concepts • T202 Art of Story • T262 Introduction to User Experience • T601 Arts History • T602 Creative Enterprise

specialisation modules

• T110 Music Theory and Keyboard Skills • T214 Introduction to Sound Design • T215 Music Theory Workshop • T217 Recording Studio Fundamentals • T218 Electronic Music • T219 Live Sound Fundamentals • T257 Single-Camera Production

• T260 Interactive Media and Content Development

• T311 Instrument Design • T316 Sound for Media and Foley Arts • T364 Professional Techniques for Live Sound • T365 Soundtrack Production

industry orientation programme

• T300 Project • T380 Portfolio Development Select one module from the list below: • T931 Industry Immersion Programme • T932 Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme

elective module

Select one module from the list below: • T122 Introduction to Technical Theatre • T226 Introduction to Lighting • T319 Professional Audio Techniques for

Studio

freely chosen module

Select either one of the following: • T200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of • Two Freely Chosen Modules #DiscoverRP

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technology for the arts minimum entry requirements courses Diploma in: • Arts & Theatre Management (R25) • Media Production & Design (R19)

aggregate type

minimum entry requirements / grade

ELR2B2-A

a) English Language / 1 - 6 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 7 c) Any three other subjects / 1 - 6 Note: In addition, you must have sat for one subject listed in the 1st group and another different subject listed in the 2nd group: 1ST GROUP

• Art/Art & Design • Business Studies • Combined Humanities • Commerce • Commercial Studies • Economics • Geography • Higher Art • Higher Music • History • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in English) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Chinese) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Malay) • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Tamil) • Humanities (Social Studies, History) • Humanities (Social Studies, Geography) • Intro to Enterprise Development • Literature in English • Literature in Chinese • Literature in Malay • Literature in Tamil • Media Studies (English) • Media Studies (Chinese) • Music

• Design for User Experience (R36) • Game Design (R35) • Sonic Arts (R24)

ELR2B2-D

a) English Language / 1 - 7 b) Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) / 1 - 7 c) Any two other subjects / 1 - 6 Note: In addition, you must have sat for one of the following subjects: • Addn Combined Science • Additional Science • Art/Art & Design • Biology • Biotechnology • Chemistry • Combined Science • Computing/ Computer Studies • Creative 3D Animation • Design & Technology • Design Studies • Food & Nutrition

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2ND GROUP

• Additional Mathematics • Art/Art & Design • Business Studies • Chinese • Combined Humanities • Commerce • Commercial Studies • Creative 3D Animation • Design & Technology • Design Studies • Economics • Elementary Mathematics • Food & Nutrition • Geography • Higher Art • Higher Chinese • Higher Malay • Higher Music • Higher Tamil • History • Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in English) • History Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Chinese) • History Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Malay) • History Humanities (Social Studies, Literature in Tamil) • History Humanities (Social Studies, History) • Humanities (Social Studies, Geography) • Intro to Enterprise Development • Literature in English • Literature in Chinese • Literature in Malay • Literature in Tamil • Malay • Media Studies (English) • Media Studies (Chinese) • Music • Principles of Accounts • Tamil

• Electronics/ Fundamentals of Electronics • General Science • Higher Art • Human & Social Biology • Integrated Science • Media Studies (English) • Media Studies (Chinese) • Physics/ Engineering Science • Science (Chemistry, Biology) • Science (Physics, Biology) • Science (Physics, Chemistry) / Physical Science • Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

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Here’s a list of all our courses with JAE course codes and aggregate ranges as of 2019 for your reference. Do note that admission to RP is based on academic merit and subject to available vacancies in the courses.

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School of

Applied Science

SAS School of

Engineering

SEG School of

Hospitality

SOH School of

Infocomm

SOI School of

Sports, Health and Leisure

SHL School of

Management and Communication

SMC School of

Technology for the Arts

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Range of Net ELR2B2 for Previous (2019) JAE

Courses

R14 R16 R29 R53 R17 R22 R59

Diploma in Biomedical Science Diploma in Biotechnology Diploma in Environmental Science Diploma in Marine Science & Aquaculture Diploma in Materials Science Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science Common Science Programme*

9 to 12 11 to 17 11 to 26 9 to 16 9 to 26 12 to 18 –

R40 R39 R50 R56 R54 R41 R11 R21 R42

Diploma in Aerospace Engineering Diploma in Aviation Management Diploma in Electrical & Electronic Engineering Diploma in Engineering Design with Business Diploma in Engineering Systems & Management Diploma in Green Building Energy Management Diploma in Industrial & Operations Management Diploma in Supply Chain Management Common Engineering Programme

12 to 26 9 to 18 12 to 26 18 to 26 13 to 21 13 to 24 13 to 26 13 to 24 13 to 26

R34 R37 R28 R46

Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma

13 to 26 13 to 26 12 to 25 13 to 24

R13 R47 R18 R55 R12 R58

Diploma in Business Information Systems Diploma in Digital Design & Development Diploma in Financial Technology Diploma in Infocomm Security Management Diploma in Information Technology Common ICT Programme

13 to 26 13 to 26 13 to 26 9 to 23 14 to 26 15 to 26

R43 R45 R33 R26 R49

Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma

13 to 26 18 to 26 13 to 24 5 to 19 9 to 20

R60 R48 R52 R32 R57

Diploma in Business* Diploma in Consumer Behaviour & Research Diploma in Human Resource Management with Psychology Diploma in Mass Communication Common Business Programme

– 15 to 26 12 to 18 10 to 17 13 to 26

R25 R36 R35 R19 R24

Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma

14 to 20 17 to 22 14 to 20 12 to 22 10 to 20

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Customer Experience Management with Business Hotel & Hospitality Management Integrated Events Management Restaurant & Culinary Operations

Health Management & Promotion Health Services Management Outdoor & Adventure Learning Sport & Exercise Science Sport Coaching

Arts & Theatre Management Design for User Experience Game Design Media Production & Design Sonic Arts

*first intake in April 2020 #DiscoverRP

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school of applied science R14 diploma in biomedical science R16 diploma in biotechnology R29 diploma in environmental science R53 diploma in marine science & aquaculture R17 diploma in materials science R22 diploma in pharmaceutical science R59 common science programme

school of engineering R40 diploma in aerospace engineering R39 diploma in aviation management R50 diploma in electrical & electronic engineering R56 diploma in engineering design with business R54 diploma in engineering systems & management R41 diploma in green building energy management R11 diploma in industrial & operations management R21 diploma in supply chain management R42 common engineering programme

school of hospitality R34 diploma in customer experience management with business R37 diploma in hotel & hospitality management R28 diploma in integrated events management R46 diploma in restaurant & culinary operations

school of infocomm R13 diploma in business information systems R47 diploma in digital design & development R18 diploma in financial technology R55 diploma in infocomm security management R12 diploma in information technology R58 common ict programme

school of sports, health and leisure R43 diploma in health management & promotion R45 diploma in health services management R33 diploma in outdoor & adventure learning R49 diploma in sport coaching R26 diploma in sport & exercise science

school of management and communication

school of technology for the arts

R60 diploma in business R48 diploma in consumer behaviour & research R52 diploma in human resource management with psychology R32 diploma in mass communication R57 common business programme

R25 diploma in arts & theatre management R36 diploma in design for user experience R35 diploma in game design R19 diploma in media production & design R24 diploma in sonic arts

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