Degrees By Research - Nanyang Technological University

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General
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Information
The University ...................................................... 2
The Country ...................................................... 2
Academic Calendar ............................................... 2
Application Procedure ........................................... 2
Fees
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Scholarships/Financial Assistance Available ......... 6
International Students ........................................... 6
Graduate
Programmes
Graduate Programmes Overview
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Nanyang Business School
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School of Biological Sciences
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School of Communication and Information .............................. 14
College of Engineering
• School of Civil and Environmental Engineering .................... 17
• School of Computer Engineering ....................................... 21
• School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering ................... 24
• School of Materials Engineering ....................................... 28
• School of Mechanical and Production Engineering .............. 30
National Institute of Education
....................................... 35
Centre for Chinese Language and Culture .............................. 39
Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies ............................... 40
School of Humanities and Social Sciences .............................. 43
Nanyang Technopreneurship Centre ....................................... 45
Campus
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Map
GENERAL INFORMATION
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G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N
The University
NTU aims at becoming a university with general academic excellence
and niches in international eminence. Its mission is to nurture high level
manpower and leaders for the professions, industry and business, and to
advance research and development in the academic and professional
disciplies.
Research and development form an important part of activities of the
University. NTU has a thriving programme of research, consultancy
projects and professional services for industry and external organizations.
To facilitate research and advance training, more than 40 research institutes
and centres of excellence have been set up at the University.
NTU has a beautiful 200-hectare campus with lush greenery situated in
the south-western part of Singapore. The campus buildings are laid out
on a master plan drawn up by world famous architect Kenzo Tange. Please
visit the NTU website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/aboutus/index.htm
The Country
Singapore is an equatorial country with abundant rainfall and high humidity throughout the year. It has excellent
infrastructure and its telecommunications are among the most sophisticated and efficient in the region. Further
information can be found on http://www.sg/ and http://www.gov.sg/
Academic Calendar
The academic year which commences in July each year is normally divided into 2 semesters. A few programmes
by coursework and dissertation run on a 3-trimester academic year. For updates, visit our website : http://
www.ntu.edu.sg/gradstudies/coursework+programmes/academic+calendar
Application Procedure
• Programmes by Research
Intake is in July and January. Applications for higher degree by research may be submitted at anytime but
applicants are advised to submit them at least 4 months before the desired intake date.
Online applications for admission (except to National Institute of Education) are available at :
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/gradstudies/research+programmes/
Applicants to National Institute of Education should contact :
Assoc Dean (Academic Research)
Graduate Programmes & Research Office
Nanyang Technological University
1 Nanyang Walk
Singapore 637616
Email: nieadmpp@nie.edu.sg
Website: http://www.nie.edu.sg/
• Programmes by Coursework and Dissertation
Applications for admission are normally invited through the press in December/January for admission in early
July (except for the programmes listed in the next paragraph). Applications are to be submitted electronically
only via our website at http://www.ntu.edu.sg/gradstudies/coursework+programmes/. Any other forms of
submission will not be considered.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
For the following coursework programmes, further information is available from the following websites and
contacts listed: MBA / MSc (Specialisation#) Programme
Director, MBA Programme
MBA Office
Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University
50 Nanyang Avenue, Singapore 639798.
Email:
nbsmba@ntu.edu.sg [MBA]
nbsmsc@ntu.edu.sg [M.Sc. (Specialisation)]
Website: http://www.nanyangmba.ntu.edu.sg/ [MBA]
http://www.nbsmsc.ntu.edu.sg/ [M.Sc. (Specialisation)]
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Accountancy, Applied Finance, E-Commerce, International Business, Technology & Operations Management,
Marketing, Strategic Management, Human Capital Management, and Management
MBA (Nanyang Fellows) Programme
Director, Nanyang Fellows Programme
50 Nanyang Avenue, Singapore 639798
Email: fellows@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.nfp.ntu.edu.sg
M.Sc. (Financial Engineering) Programme
The Programme Director
M.Sc. (Financial Engineering)
Email: mfe@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.mfe.ntu.edu.sg
M.Sc. (Managerial Economics) Programme
Block S3, Room No. B3a-17
50 Nanyang Avenue
Singapore 639798.
Email: MscME@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.mme.ntu.edu.sg
National Institute of Education Programmes
(The advertisement is in July for admission in early January)
Assoc Dean (Educational Research)
Graduate Programmes & Research Office
1 Nanyang Walk
Singapore 637616
Website: http://www.nie.edu.sg/html/gpr_research.htm
Fees
Fees are revised yearly. As and when fees are revised, the new fees will apply to all existing and new students. All
fees are listed in Singapore dollars and are inclusive of Goods and Services Tax (GST).
The fees for academic year 2004-2005 are given in the tables below.
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Research Programmes
S’pore/SPR
Student ($)
Other
Students($
Research Fee Per Academic Year
3,850
4,240
Registration Fee (payable on admission)
52.50
52.50
Student Card Fee (payable on admission)
10.50
10.50
Computer Fee (per academic year)
13.65
13.65
Master’s Degree
157.50
157.50
Doctor of Philosophy.
210.00
210.00
Examination Fee :
Coursework and Dissertation Programmes
Amount
Payable ($)
Registration Fee (payable on admission)
M.Sc (Specialisation) programme
500.00@
All other programmes
52.50
Enrollment fee #
MBA programme only
1000.00
Student Card Fee (payable on admission)
All programmes
10.50
Computer Fee (payable per academic year)
All programmes
13.65
Examination Fee (payable on admission)
All programmes
157.50
Copyright Fee (payable per academic year)
All programmes
5.00 (full-time)
2.50 (part-time)
Tuition Fees
@
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(see next table)
Non-refundable and payable upon acceptance of offer of admission. Inclusive of Student Card fee,
Examination fee and yearly Computer fee.
Non-refundable and payable upon acceptance of offer of admission. This fee is counted as part of the total
tuition fee listed in the next table and is inclusive of : Student Card fee, Registration fee, Examination fee,
yearly Computer fee and yearly Copyright Fee.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Coursework and Dissertation Programmes
Tuition fees per academic year
M.A.(Applied Linguistics)
M.A.(Applied Psychology)
M.A.(Educational Management)
M.A.(IDT)
M.Sc(Bioinformatics)
M.Sc(Biomedical Eng)
M.Sc(Comm. Software & Networks)
M.Sc(Comms Eng)
M.Sc(Comp. Control & Auto)
M.Sc(Comp. Intergr. Manufacturing)
M.Sc(Consumer Electronics)
M.Sc(Digital Media Technology)
M.Sc(Embedded Systems)
M.Sc(Environmental Eng)
M.Sc(Exercise and Sport Studies)
M.Sc(Financial Eng)
M.Sc(Geotechnical Eng)
M.Sc(Human Factors Eng)
M.Sc(Information Studies)
M.Sc(Integrated Circuit Design)
M.Sc(International Constr Mgt)
M.Sc(International Political Economy)
M.Sc(International Relations)
M.Sc(Knowledge Management)
M.Sc(Life Sciences)
M.Sc(Logistics)
M.Sc(Managerial Economics)
M.Sc(Mech. & Proc. Of Materials)
M.Sc(Mechanical Eng.)
M.Sc(Microelectronics)
M.Sc(Photonics)
M.Sc(Power Engineering)
M.Sc(Precision Eng)
M.Sc(Signal Processing)
M.Sc(Smart Product Design)
M.Sc(Specialisation#)
M.Sc(Strategic Studies)
M.Sc(Transportation Eng)
Master of Business Administration
Master of Education
Master of Mass Communication
MBA(Nanyang Fellows)
Grad.Dip.in Airport Eng
Grad.Dip.in Construction Mgt
Grad.Dip.in Info.Comm. Tech.
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Full Time
S’pore/SPR
Other
Students ($)
Students ($)
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
19,500
4,650
12,000*
4,650
4,650
6,600
4,650
4,650
4,650
17,200
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
15,000@
4,650
4,650
24,000@
9,000
51,000
13,000
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5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
19,500
5,120
12,000*
5,120
5,120
6,600
5,120
5,120
5,120
17,200
5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
5,120
15,000@
5,120
5,120
24,000@
9,000
51,000
13,000
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Part Time
S’pore/SPR
Other
Students ($)
Students ($)
2,330
2,560
21,000 **
12,000 **
12,000 **
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
9,750
2,330
6,000*
2,330
2,330
4,400
2,330
2,330
6,000
2,330
2,330
10,300
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
2,330
15,000@
2,330
2,330
28,000@
2,330
6,000
4,000
5,250
21,000 **
12,000 **
12,000 **
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
9,750
2,560
6,000*
2,560
2,560
4,400
2,560
2,560
6,000
2,560
2,560
10,300
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
2,560
15,000@
2,560
2,560
28,000@
2,560
6,000
4,000
5,250
Total Fee for the entire programme
Under review. Please look up http://www.ntu.edu.sg/gradstudies/coursework+programmes/fees+and+financial+assistance/ for updates.
Accountancy, Applied Finance, E-Commerce, International Business, Technology & Operations Management, Marketing, Strategic
Management, Human Capital Management, and Management.
Total fee for the entire programme subject to the students passing every component. Students have to pay again for any component
they have to repeat.
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Scholarships / Financial Assistance Available
For Programmes by Research
Research Scholarship
A*Star Graduate Scholarship
Singapore Millennium Scholarship
Tuition Fee Loan
For information on eligibility, quantum of award and application, please visit website :
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/gradstudies/research+programmes/fees+and+financial+assistance/
For Programmes by Coursework and Dissertation
NTU-MBA Scholarship
ASEAN Postgraduate Scholarship
APEC Scholarship
Nanyang Fellows Scholarship
Tuition Fee Loan
For information on eligibility, quantum of award and application, please visit website :
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/gradstudies/coursework+programmes/fees+and+financial+assistance
International Students
Accommodation for International Graduate Students
You may choose from a range of accommodation administered by NTU or rent a room outside the campus on
your own. NTU offers the following types of accommodation:
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Nanyang Valley Apartment (on-campus accommodation)
The Nanyang Valley Apartment is situated next to the Nanyang
Lake and offers close proximity to the facilities such as
canteens, minimarket and sports complex. There are a total of
33 furnished rooms and they are allocated on a twin sharing
basis. As the rooms are limited, priority will be given to new
graduate students. Male students are allowed only 3 months
of transit stay. Cooking is not allowed in the apartments.
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Graduate Hall (on-campus accommodation)
The Hall is located near the entrance of the university. There
are a total of 364 single rooms and 58 double rooms. All the
rooms in the Graduate Hall are furnished with beds, chairs, study tables and wardrobes. All the rooms have
attached bathrooms. Cooking is not allowed in the rooms. Student with spouse may apply for a double room.
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Graduate Apartment (off-campus accommodation)
The Graduate Apartment consists of a block of flat located about 40 minutes away from the main campus.
Each apartment is shared by four students and the rooms are furnished with beds, chairs, study tables and
wardrobes. Cooking facilities are also available in each apartment. Married couples may apply for this
accommodation.
For more information, please visit our website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/oas2/isu/gradaccom/
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Other Off-Campus Accommodation
International students may also choose to live off-campus, either by renting a room or an apartment on their
own. Information on other off-campus accommodation is available in the local newspapers and from the Student
Affairs Office (SAO).
You may visit SAO’s website for rooms that are available for rent:
https://wis.ntu.edu.sg/webexe/owa/oca_main.mainpage
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Arrival in Singapore
Please note that it is illegal to bring the following items to Singapore:
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Controlled drugs and psychotropic substances
Firecrackers
Unauthorized reproductions of copyright publications
Obscene articles and publications
Failure to comply with the above restrictions will result in severe penalties, including the death penalty for drugtrafficking.
Student’s Pass
International students pursuing full-time courses of study in Singapore are required to apply for a Student’s Pass
from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA). The issuance of Student’s Pass is subjected to the clearance
of medical examination. International students who wish to pursue studies on part-time basis should obtain
employment in Singapore first before applying for admission. This is to ensure that they are permitted by the
Ministry of Manpower to work and reside in Singapore throughout the duration of their course of study. In addition,
it will be necessary for passport holders of countries such as China and India to obtain a valid VISA before
entering Singapore.
Medical Examination
All full-time international students must undergo and pass a medical examination prior to admission to the university.
It is also compulsory for all full-time international students to subscribe to the university’s medical insurance
scheme upon admission. This is to ensure that international students are covered financially in the event of
hospitalisation or surgery, as the medical costs in Singapore can be expensive and a financial burden especially
if hospitalisation is necessary.
Cost of Living
The estimated monthly expenses of an international student are as follows:
Meals (university canteens & food centres)
S$250 - 400
Accommodation
S$175 - 400
Transport expenses (locally)
S$100 - 150
Other expenses (stationery, toiletries,
laundry, recreation, etc)
S$300 - 500
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Graduate Programmes Overview
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) offers graduate programmes leading to the award of the degrees of
Master and Doctor of Philosophy as well as Graduate diplomas.
There are two types of graduate degree programmes – (i) by research and (ii) by coursework and dissertation.n.
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Degrees by Research
Candidates reading for a higher degree by research pursue an independent but supervised research on an
approved topic based on which a thesis must be submitted for examination. The award of the research
degree is based solely on the thesis submitted. For enrichment purposes, candidates are also required to
– (i) do 2 to 4 subjects chosen from the coursework programmes. These subjects may be those offered by
the School enrolled in or approved subjects from other Schools. Selection of subjects is made after
consultation with the research supervisor. (ii) Attend at least 6 seminars relevant to the candidates’ research
area.
Research candidates work closely and keep in regular contact with their assigned supervisor on their
research project. Supervisors will submit regular reports on the progress of each candidate under their
supervision.
In addition to being examined on the thesis, a candidate for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy must pass
an oral examination on the subject matter of his thesis and other related subjects. For non-Ph.D. candidates,
the oral examination may be prescribed at the discretion of the Board of Examiners.
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Degrees by Coursework and Dissertation
Candidates reading for a higher degree by coursework and dissertation follow a prescribed course of study
comprising several subjects and undertake a project on which a dissertation will be written. The course of
study involves formal classes, lectures, tutorials, seminars, laboratory work and written examinations.
Classes are usually held in the evenings from 6.30 pm to 9.30 pm. Depending on whether it is full time or
part time studies, classes would range from once per week to four times per week.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
GRADUATE
PROGAMMES OVERVIEW
Nanyang Business School (NBS) has earned worldwide recognition for
its academic excellence and in meeting the needs of industry for
professionally trained graduates. Strong emphasis is given to good
teaching and rigorous research. The school’s academic programmes
continuously meet high standards in terms of instruction and criteria for
student admission. Collaboration with faculty from many renowned
universities worldwide has enhanced curriculum development, research,
staff development, conferences, seminars and teaching.
The School has been training professionals, managers and leaders for
over 40 years and keeps close collaborative ties with leading research
and training firms. NBS offers the MBA degree with an eBusiness
orientation and Asian focus. The Nanyang Fellows programme attracts
high potential decision-makers from the region and candidates take
courses from NBS as well as the Sloan School in MIT. Research
programmes leading to Master and PhD degrees are also available.
Master Of Science (Financial Engineering)
Class Of 2003 during classtime.
Degrees By Research
Master of Business, Master of Accountancy and Doctor of Philosophy
These Master programmes aim to provide rigorous research training to
students specializing in various disciplines in the field of either business
or accounting. In the early part of the programme, students take a
minimum of 2 courses in research methods, statistics, and subjects related
to their areas of specialization.
Master Of Science (Financial Engineering)
Class Of 2003 using the Financial Trading Room
for studies & research.
The PhD Programme is designed for candidates who possess outstanding
intellectual abilities and strong commitment towards research. It is primarily
intended for people interested in academic careers or careers involving
research and publication.
In the early part of the programme, students take at least eight courses to
equip themselves with research skills and substantive knowledge in their
area of specialisation. The exact number and type of courses that students
take vary according to the specialisation. The coursework component takes
approximately one year (three trimesters) to complete, after which a
comprehensive examination is set for those in good standing.
Areas of Specialisation
• Accounting
• Banking & Finance
• Information Systems
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Operations Management
Marketing & International Business
Strategy, Management & Organisation
Contact Person
The Director-PhD Programme
Singapore 639798
Tel : (65) 6790-5971, Fax : (65) 6791-3697
Email : nbsphd@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.nbs.ntu.edu.sg/phd
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INFORMATION
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BUSINESS
SCHOOL
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(i)
Master of Science (Financial Engineering)
This rigorous interdisciplinary programme integrates technical and conceptual advances from Computer
Science, Mathematics and Finance.
It is administered by the Centre for Financial Engineering, an Inter-School Research Centre involving the
Nanyang Business School, the School of Science, the School of Computer Engineering and the School of
Electrical & Electronic Engineering.
Students will spend the final mini term (7 weeks) in USA at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh campus to
complete 4 advanced courses conducted by Carnegie Mellon University faculty. Upon successful completion,
Carnegie Mellon University will confer a Certificate in Computational Finance.
Students of this programme are prepared for a career that includes risk management, quantitative asset
management, product structuring, sales and quantitative trading, quantitative research and financial information
technology.
Candidates intending to pursue this programme while holding full or part-time employment must obtain
written support from their employers including a confirmation that the candidates will be released to attend
the final mini term at Carnegie Mellon.
Contact person
The Director, MSc (Financial Engineering) programme
M.Sc (Financial Engineering) Programme
S3-B2A-33, Nanyang Avenue, Singapore 639798
Tel : (65) 6790-4758 or 6790-5025, Fax : (65) 6793-7440
Email : mfe@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.mfe.ntu.edu.sg
(ii) Master of Business Administration (MBA)
The Nanyang MBA programme has been consistently ranked as one of the top MBAs in Asia. It offers a
unique mix of global perspective with an Asian focus, keeping you abreast of the latest business trends and
technology. An innovative curriculum, developed by an impressive international faculty, incorporates a strong
sense of industry relevance and nurtures creative thinking.
As an industry-oriented business school, we create opportunities for you to connect with our extensive
alumni network and strong industry and government links. Strategic alliances with leading universities overseas
Business Study Missions give you invaluable opportunities to experience diversity in business cultures and
practices.
You will also have the flexibility of pecializing in an area which adds depth to your portfolio, or graduating with
a General MBA for a broader business outlook.
General MBA or Specialised MBA in :
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Accountancy
Banking & Finance
Human Capital Management
Information Technology
International Business
Marketing
Strategic Management
Technology & Operations Management
GENERAL INFORMATION
NANYANG
BUSINESS SCHOOL
Contact person
Director ,The Nanyang MBA
Nanyang Avenue, Singapore 639798
Tel : (65) 6790 4181/ 6055
Fax : (65) 6791 3561
E-mail : nbsmba@ntu.edu.sg
Website : http://www.nanyangmba.ntu.edu.sg
(iii) Master of Science (Specialisation#)
This programme is meant for graduates from all disciplines, who require specialised training in a particular
field due to the nature of their work. Applicants may come from a non-business background or have had
general management training in their undergraduate education but lack specialised training.
The #specialisations offered are:
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Accountancy
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Applied Finance
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Human Capital Management
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Information Technology
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International Business
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Management
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Marketing
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Strategic Management
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Technology & Operations Management
This programme provides valuable in-depth knowledge on a specific specialisation. To ensure a strong
foundation in the specialisation, participants are required to complete three core courses, five electives and
a dissertation. The dissertation allows the participants to research a practical area of interest under the
supervision of an academic staff member.
Participants will attend classes with our Nanyang MBA participants in the NTU campus in Jurong and in the
Executive Centre in Orchard Road downtown. Hence, having opportunities to interact and network with
business leaders, professionals and entrepreneurs.
Contact person
Director
c/o The Nanyang MBA
Tel: (65) 6790 4181/ 6055
Fax: (65) 6791 3561
Email: nbsmsc@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.nbsmsc.ntu.edu.sg
(iv) Master of Business Administration (Nanyang Fellows)
The MBA (Nanyang Fellows) Programme is a business management programme targeted at high potential
executives from the public and private sectors primarily from Asia but also from other parts of the world.
Participants will be fast-track executives in senior-level management positions who are likely to play a strategic
role in the running of their companies or government institutions.
The programme is offered in collaboration with our long-standing partner, the MIT Sloan School of
Management. The uniqueness of the programme lies in the integration of different disciplines in a multicultural setting. The international nature of the programme is reinforced through the curriculum content, the
time spent at MIT, the Business Study Mission, the team dissertation, and the exposure to senior Asian
executives.
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INFORMATION
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BUSINESS
SCHOOL
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Contact person
The Director, c/o Mrs Tan-Lee Loo Hiang
The Nanyang Fellows Programme
Tel: (65) 6790 4722 or 6790 6413
Fax: (65) 6791 8522
Email: fellows@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.nfp.ntu.edu.sg
Entry Requirements
By research: For the Master research programmes, a good honours degree is required. Applicants must be
Singapore citizens or permanent residents. For the Ph.D studies, an outstanding Bachelor or a Master Degree is
essential. Applicants would need to have a good GMAT or GRE score and acceptable TOEFL score (for international
applicants whose native language is not English).
By Coursework & Dissertation: The basic entry requirements for M.Sc. and MBA studies are a good relevant
Bachelor’s degree. Relevant working experience is an advantage. For more details, please refer to the respective
programme websites. Applicants would need to have a good GMAT score and acceptable TOEFL score (for
international applicants whose native language is not English).
Candidature Periods
Full Time
Programmes
Doctor of Philosophy
Master of Accountancy
Master of Business
M.Sc. (Financial Engineering)
M.Sc. (Managerial Economics)
MBA
M.Sc. (Specialisation)
MBA (Nanyang Fellows)
Minimum
2 years
1 year
1 year
3 trimesters
3 trimesters
3 trimesters
3 trimesters
3 trimesters
SCHOOL WEBSITE & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Tel: (65) 67905681 / (65) 67906016
Website: http://www.nbs.ntu.edu.sg
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GENERAL INFORMATION
NANYANG
BUSINESS SCHOOL
Maximum
5 years
3 years
3 years
6 trimesters
6 trimesters
6 trimesters
6 trimesters
6 trimesters
Part Time
Minimum
2 years
1 year
1 year
6 trimesters
5 trimesters
5 trimesters
4 trimesters
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Maximum
5 years
3 years
3 years
12 trimesters
12 trimesters
15 trimesters
9 trimesters
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School Of Biological Sciences
The school is committed to implementing current best practices in the
training of graduate scientists and offers PhD and Master Programme
in Biological Sciences that combine research-driven projects and taught
modules.
Degrees By Research
Master of Science & Doctor of Philosophy programmes are offered.
See page 8, Research Degrees.
Research Areas
• Peptide and protein chemistry
• Cell and Molecular Biology
• Immunology
• Biochemistry
• Membrane proteins
• Structural and computational biology
• Cancer and cell death
• Genetic and chromosomal engineering
• Molecular pathology of malaria
• Biophysics
• Biostatistics
• Biomedical Informatics
• Telehealth
• Statistical genetics
Contact person
Mrs Lim Fui Nee, Senior Manager
Tel : (65) 6790 3711
Email : mfnlim@ntu.edu.sg
Entry Requirements
A good BSc degree (second class upper honours) in Science/Life Science or related
field is required for Ph.D programmes, a Master degree is not an aboslute
requirement. A good BSc degree for Master of Science programme. Good GMAT
or GRE score and acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants whose
native language is not English). Candidates with relevant research experience and
publication records are favoured.
Candidature Periods
Full Time / Part Time
Programme
Minimum
Maximum
M. Sc
2 years
1 year
5 years
3 years
Tel: (65) 67903711
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sbs/
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BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
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School Of
Communication & Information
The School of Communication & Information (SCI) was set up in 1992 to
meet the increasing demand for well-trained personnel in the media
industry and information services in Singapore and the region.
SCI has state-of the-art laboratory facilities for print media, multimedia
production, advertising and promotions, audio and video production, and
information retrieval and management. Among its new facilities are the
Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing Laboratory and the
Observational Laboratory for focus group and experimental research.
SCI also has a Resource Centre that provides information resources
(both print and non-print) specifically for communication and information
studies. The Centre is equipped with networked PCs for Internet access
and teleconferencing as well as audiovisual equipment such as multisystem colour TVs and VCRs, mini hi-fi systems and CD/VCD/LD players.
Hands-on Production Training.
Degrees By Research
Master in Communication Studies, Master of Applied Science (M.A.Sc.)
and Doctor of Philosophy
See Page 8, Research Degrees.
Research Areas
• Advertising and public relations
• Audiences and public opinion
• Communication policies and planning
• Information management
• Information retrieval
• Information services and policy
• International and intercultural communication
• Interpersonal communication
• Media effects and processes
• Media law and ethics
• Media management
• Media psychology
• New communication technologies
• Political communication
• Press-government relationship
• Telecommunication issues
Contact Person
Director of Graduate Programmes by Research
School of Communication & Information
Tel: (65) 67905012
Fax: (65) 67927526
Email: txmhao@ntu.edu.sg
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Students working on their projects.
(i) Master of Mass Communication
The programme consists of 3 core subjects, 5 general electives and one dissertation or professional project
(30 academic units required for graduation).
This programme prepares students for leadership positions in their chosen area of communication through
courses focusing on policy planning, media management and promotional communication.
Contact Person
Coordinator, Graduate Programmes (Coursework)
Tel : (65) 67906114
Fax : (65) 67924329
Email : tcwlee@ntu.edu.sg
Website : http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sci/courses/p_courses.htm#mmc
(ii) Master of Science (Information Studies)
This is a professional degree for information professionals and librarians working in libraries, information
centres and similar organisations. Students can specialise in one of the five main areas of concentrations:
Archival Informatics, Information Management, Information Systems, Library and Information Services, and
School Media Resource Management.
Contact Person
Programme Director – MSc (Information Studies)
Tel: (65) 6790-4608
Fax: (65) 6792-7526
Email: MSc_IS@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sci/is/is.htm
(iii)Master of Science (Knowledge Management)
This is a professional degree to train working professionals to take the lead in the development and
implementation of knowledge management in their organisations that are expected to result in better customer
care, increased return-on-investment, performance and innovation.
Contact Person
Programme Director – MSc (Knowledge Management)
Tel: (65) 6790-5065
Fax: (65) 6792-4329
Email: MSc_KM@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sci/is/km.htm
Entry Requirements
By Research: For Master programmes, a good Honours degree (at least 2nd class level) is essential. For Ph.D.
studies, a Master’s degree in a related discipline is required. All applicants must also demonstrate competency in
English and the ability to do independent research in the proposed field of advanced study. Applicants must have
a good GMAT or GRE score, and acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants whose native language is
not English).
By Coursework & Dissertation: The minimum entry is a good degree from a recognized university. Relevant
working experience is an advantage. Applicants may be required to take an entrance test and attend an interview.
For more details, please refer to the respective programmes’ web sites. Applicants must have an acceptable
TOEFL score (for international applicants whose native language is not English).
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Candidature Periods
Full Time
Programmes
Master in Communication Studies
Master of Applied Science
Master of Mass Communication
Information Studies (M.Sc.)
Knowledge Management (M.Sc.)
Minimum
2 years
1 year
1 year
1 year
1 year
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Tel: (65) 67904108
Website : http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sci/main/welcome.htm
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Maximum
5 years
3 years
3 years
4 years
2 years
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Part Time
Minimum
2 years
1 year
1 year
1 year
2 years
2 years
Maximum
5 years
3 years
3 years
4 years
4 years
4 years
School Of
Civil & Environmental Engineering
The School of Civil & Environmental Engineering (CEE) is committed to excel in teaching and research in civil
engineering and to provide professional services to the industry so as to contribute to the technological and
economic advancement of Singapore. The School is organised into four divisions:
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Division of Environmental and Water Resources Engineering
Division of Geotechnical and Transportation Engineering
Division of Structures and Mechanics
There are also seven interdisciplinary centres within the School to further
facilitate specialisation in the areas of professional training, research and
technology transfer:
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Centre for Transportation Studies (CTS)
Geotechnical Research Centre (GRC)
Environmental Engineering Research Centre (EERC)
Maritime Research Centre (MRC)
Protective Technology Research Centre (PTRC)
Institute of Environmental Science and Engineering (IESE)
Beam-column testing - A typical crack
pattern of a beam-column joint connection
specimen.
Added to these are nine laboratories, each well-equipped with state-of-the-art
facilities to support teaching and research:
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Transportation
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Geotechnics
Wind Tunnel
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Surveying
CADD & Computing
Research Focus Areas Collaborations
In order to promote research and development, the School channels significant energy and resources to developing
state-of-the-art facilities and pursuing co-operative research projects with other leading academic institutions and
industries. Much of the research activities are directed towards projects having industrial applications and which
are also relevant to the strategic interests of Singapore and the region.
The School continues to expand its educational and research ties with the world’s leading universities. Among these are:
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Korean Advanced Institute of Technology
National Taiwan University
Tsinghua University
Imperial College, London
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Stanford University
Kyoto University
Osaka University
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Tokyo University
University of New South Wales
Shanghai Jiaotong University
The School also embarks on many collaborative arrangements with public bodies and industries in Singapore including:
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Land Transport Authority
Meteorological Service Singapore
Ministry of the Environment
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Maritime and Port Authority
Ministry of Defence
Building and Construction Authority
Partnership Programmes with Other Universities
Singapore Stanford Partnership
The Singapore Stanford Partnership (SSP) is a joint effort between NTU’s School of Civil & Environmental
Engineering and Stanford’s Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering to conduct a Singapore-based
premier graduate education and research programme in Environmental Engineering.
Environmental engineering serves an increasingly crucial role as the Asia Pacific region continues to advance
and develop while striving to maintain the quality of life associated with clean air, water and land, and sustainability
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of natural resources. The SSP programme plays a leading role in addressing these issues. Under the partnership,
excellence in education and research in the environmental area as well as interactions between academia, industry
and government agencies are developed and sustained.
The SSP offers the NTU Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in Environmental
Science and Engineering.
The MS programme requires one year with the first academic quarter in residence at Stanford. It aims to produce
high calibre environmental engineers equipped with both fundamental understanding and practical skills. Students
will take courses taught jointly by NTU and Stanford faculty. While at NTU, students will also take regular Stanford
courses taught by visiting Stanford faculty or through the use of on-line, interactive transmission of lectures.
The PhD degree requires approximately four years of study beyond the Masters level with three academic quarters
of residence at Stanford. It will prepare students for careers in academia or advanced research and development.
Contact Person
Mrs Christiana Tan-Soh, Manager
Singapore Stanford Partnership Office
Blk N1, #B3-41, 50 Nanyang Avenue
Singapore 639798
Tel: (65) 67906888 / Fax: (65) 68614606
Email: SSPoffice@ntu.edu.sg
Website: www.ntu.edu.sg/cee/ssp
Degrees By Research
Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) & Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Research Areas
• Construction Technology and Management
Prefabrication and precast technology; Reinforced concrete flat plates; Repair, strengthening and retrofitting
of structures; Recycling concrete wastes; Fire engineering in structures; Construction project finance, risks
management and export capability; Joint ventures on infrastructure projects; Productivity improvement through
labor control, buildability and maintainability; Information technology and e-commerce in construction.
• Geotechnical Engineering
Foundations of High-rise Buildings; Land Reclamation; Underground Space Development; Tropical Soils Engineering.
• Surveying
Geographic Information System (GIS); Global Positioning System (GPS).
• Transportation Engineering
Transport Planning and Modelling; Traffic Management and Control; Application of Advanced Technologies in
Transportation Engineering; Pavement Materials and Technologies.
• Environmental and Water Resources Engineering
Waste reuse and resource recovery; Bio-granulation and biofilm technologies in wastewater treatment;
Membrane technology in water and waste water purification; Integrated urban stormwater management;
Sediment transportation and coastal management
• Structures & Mechanics
Cardiac dynamic of blood flow from heart through blood vessels; Concrete material against penetration; Vibration
control using evolutionary computation; Structural damage from ground shocks; Blast and impact effects on
structures; Soil-fluid-structure interaction; Earthquake engineering; Structural health monitoring; Smart structures
and smart materials; Multiplanar tubular joints and completely overlap joints; Beam-column connections and
slab-column connections.
Contact Person
Miss Ang Hui Mieng, Assistant Manager (Graduate Studies)
School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Tel: (65) 67905828 / 67905251; Fax: (65) 67910676
Email: ceepostgrad@ntu.edu.sg Web Page: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/cee/
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Master of Science (M.Sc.) & Graduate Diploma programmes are currently offered. The M.Sc. programme requires
the completion of the prescribed coursework plus a dissertation on an approved topic. The Graduate Diploma
programme requires the candidate to complete the prescribed coursework.
(i) Master of Science (International Construction Management)
The programme is designed to enable graduate engineers, architects and other related professionals to
expand their decision-making horizons given the kind of parameters and risks which international construction
managers encounter.
The course comprises subjects on Construction Management, Construction Technology, Project Financing,
International Construction & Marketing, Techniques of Project Planning & Control, and IT in Construction.
Programme Director
Associate Professor Robert Tiong
Tel: (65) 67904913 / Email: D-CACS@ntu.edu.sg
(ii) Master of Science (Environmental Engineering)
This programme is designed to equip graduate environmental engineers and other related professionals with
advanced skills and expertise in a wide variety of environmental disciplines. The programme offers a
comprehensive range of subjects on advanced water and wastewater treatment, air and land pollution as well
as broader aspects of environmental management and planning. In addition, classroom teaching will build an
in-depth understanding of fundamental physical, chemical and biological processes. There will also be
opportunities to attend classes conducted by international experts on special topics such as membranebased water purification and advanced sludge management.
Programme Director
Associate Professor Chui Peng Cheong
Tel: (65) 67905327 / Email: cpcchui@ntu.edu.sg
(iii)Master of Science (Geotechnical Engineering)
The programme is aimed at equipping students with specialised expertise in geotechnical engineering. It
seeks to impart students a broad based appreciation of the inter-relations between geo-material properties,
analysis, design and construction technology.
The coursework includes topics on Advanced Soil Mechanics, Earth Structures, Foundations of Highrise
Buildings, Excavation and Retaining Structures, Engineering Properties of Soils, Ground Modifications and
Land Reclamation, Rock Engineering and Application of Finite Element Method to Geotechnical Problems.
Programme Director
Associate Professor Wong Kai Sin
Tel: (65) 67905277 / Email: ckswong@ntu.edu.sg
(iv)Master of Science (Transportation Engineering)
The programme is intended to enable graduate engineers and other related professionals to acquire an
adequate level of expertise in transportation engineering with a specialisation either in airport engineering,
land transportation or port engineering. The objective is to provide technical knowledge in transportation and
related fields important to the evaluation of transport facilities requirements, proper planning, design,
maintenance and operation of these facilities.
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Programme Director
Professor Henry Fan
Tel: (65) 67905328 / Email: chenryf@ntu.edu.sg
(v) Master of Science (Logistics)
Jointly with the School of Mechanical and Production Engineering – see page 31.
(vi)Graduate Diploma (Construction Management)
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/cee/student/pg_courses/dip_cm.htm
Tel: (65) 67904914
Fax: (65) 67916697
(vii)Graduate Diploma (Airport Engineering)
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/CEE/student/PG_Courses/Dip_AE.htm
Tel:(65) 67905328
Fax: (65) 67923886
Entry Requirements
By research: The entry qualification for the M.Eng studies is a bachelor’s degree with honours, while those for the
Ph.D. studies are a Master degree. Applicants must have the ability to pursue research in the proposed field of
advanced study, good GMAT or GRE score, and acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants whose
native language is not English).
By Coursework & Dissertation: The basic entry requirement for M.Sc. and Graduate diploma studies is a good
relevant bachelor’s degree. Relevant working experience is an advantage. Applicants would need to have an
acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants whose native language is not English).
Candidature Periods
Full Time
Programmes
Master of Science
Master of Engineering
Graduate Diploma (Airport Eng)
Graduate Diploma (Constr Mgt)
Minimum
2 years
1 year
1 year
11 weeks
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Tel: (65) 67905828/67905251
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/cee/
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Maximum
5 years
3 years
3 years
4 years
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Part Time
Minimum
2 years
2 years
1 year
1 year
Maximum
5 years
4 years
3 years
3 years
School Of
Computer Engineering
The School of Computer Engineering has its origins in the School of Applied
Science, which was established in Nov 1988 to provide undergraduate courses
in Computer Engineering and Materials Engineering. As a result of the rapid
growth of the computer engineering and materials engineering programmes,
the School of Applied Science was reorganised into two new schools in July
2000: the School of Computer Engineering and the School of Materials
Engineering. In addition to the graduate degree programmes, the School offers
two undergraduate engineering programmes: Bachelor of Engineering (Computer
Engineering) and Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science).
In keeping with the University’s aim of being a “University of the Industry and
Business”, the School strives to ensure that industrial relevance is maintained
in the training of its graduates and in its R&D programmes. Links with industry
are maintained through its representation on the Advisory Committees for our
undergraduate/graduate courses and the research centres, collaborative R&D
programmes, continuing education courses, and consultancy.
Degrees By Research
Master of Engineering and Doctor of Philosophy
Research Areas
• Computer architecture and embedded systems
High performance VLSI systems; fault tolerant and reconfigurable
architectures; system-on-a-chip; design methodologies for high productivity
embedded systems
• Information systems and software engineering
Data engineering; algorithms; computer security; system modeling; database
and knowledge engineering; digital libraries
• Multimedia network technology
Media sources, transport and distribution; network protocols; pervasive
computing; mobile and ad hoc computing
• Computer graphics, imaging and media technologies
Computer graphics and animation; computer vision; image processing; media
technology; virtual reality
• Parallel and distributed processing
Grid computing; multi-agent systems; parallel and distributed simulation;
parallel computer architecture
• Intelligent systems and robotics
Architectures for intelligent systems; artificial intelligence in education;
intelligent robotics and automation; neural and machine vision
• Bioinformatics
Computational and functional genomics; structural proteomics; genomic
signal processing; biochips, biotechnology, and biocomputing; drug discovery
and pharmacogenomics
Contact Person
Vice Dean (Research), School of Computer Engineering.
Email: VD-SCE-RES@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sce/
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(i) Master of Science (Bioinformatics)
This course offers a 2-year part-time training programme leading to a M.Sc. The course is designed for
students who have relevant scientific and technical background to upgrade themselves and stay relevant to
the 4th pillar of the Singapore economy - Biomedical Sciences. The curriculum will provide them with a skill-set
for the creation of excellent, well-validated methods for solving problems in the domain of bioinformatics and
related fields that will emerge as a consequence of Singapore’s drive in Biomedical Sciences research. The
curriculum will cover biology; significant coursework in algorithms; biostatistics, probability; data analysis and
data mining; a substantial number of computer related skills; information technology; and seminars on ethics
and other topics.
Programme Director
Associate Professor Kwoh Chee Keong
Tel: (65) 67906057, Fax: (65) 67926559
Email: pd-msc-bi@ntu.edu.sg
(ii) Master of Science (Digital Media Technology)
This 2-year part-time course is designed for students who wish to develop, design and implement projects in
the fast growing field of digital media. The program emphasizes on the techniques and tools used in digital
media rather than the creative design or content of such media. Both theoretical and activity-based learning
are provided for graduates who wish to upgrade their competencies and skills. Core modules focus on the
basic areas of computer graphics, multimedia, virtual reality and animation. Students have the opportunity of
extending the breadth or depth of their pursuit through a wide range of elective courses offered. Exposure to
state of the art practice is given through seminars by experts from the industry. The comprehensive project
component provides practical experience towards developing a portfolio of work.
An option is available to candidates to attend the International Certificate Program in New Media (ICPNM)
conducted by our partner institution imedia, the ICPNM Academy in Rhode Island, U.S.A. The ICPNM provides
partial fulfilment of the M.Sc. in Digital Media Technology.
Programme Director
Associate Professor Paul Bao
Tel: (65) 67906822, Fax: (65) 67926559
Email: aspbao@ntu.edu.sg
(iii) Master of Science (Embedded Systems)
The aim of this 2-year part-time programme is to develop a pool of highly
skilled graduates for the fast evolving embedded systems industry. The
core modules focus on essential skills for embedded systems design while
the elective modules delve into advanced topics. Exposure to state of the
art technology is given through seminars by experts from the industry. The
course combines relevant theory, state-of-the-art tools and methodologies
used in industry and academia. The comprehensive project component
provides adequate practical experience towards developing a market viable
product.
Programme Director
Associate Professor Douglas Maskell
Tel: (65) 67906259, Fax: (65) 67926559
Email: pd-msc-es@ntu.edu.sg
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The School continues to offer relevant enrichment and specialisation courses ranging from Data Mining to
Broadband Networks. There are also plans to introduce more Master programmes in the near future.
Entry Requirements
Ph.D. studies are a Master degree and ability to pursue research in the proposed field of advanced study. Applicants
would need to have a good GMAT or GRE score and acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants whose
By Coursework & Dissertation: The basic entry requirement for M.Sc. studies is a good relevant bachelor’s degree.
Relevant working experience is an advantage. Applicants would need to have an acceptable TOEFL score (for
international applicants whose native language is not English).
Candidature Periods
Full Time
Programmes
Master of Science
Minimum
2 years
1 year
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Maximum
5 years
3 years
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Part Time
Minimum
2 years
1 year
2 years
Maximum
5 years
3 years
4 years
Tel: (65) 67904856
Website : http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sce/default.asp
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School Of
Electrical And Electronic Engineering
Founded in August 1981, the School’s mission is to excel in teaching,
research and professional services in Electrical and Electronic
Engineering and contribute to the technology innovation and
economic advancement of the nation. This is encapsulated in the
School motto, E3 : Excellence in Engineering Education where E3
stands for excellence in teaching, excellence in research, and
excellence in professional services to industry.
The School offers several postgraduate programmes leading to MSc
degrees by coursework and dissertation, and MEng and PhD
degrees by research. It also offers advanced short courses for
working engineers to keep them updated on the latest developments
in the rapidly evolving areas of electrical and electronic engineering.
To support undergraduate teaching and graduate research
programmes, the School has established a wide range of
laboratories which are well equipped with modern facilities and stateof-the-art equipment. These include Communications, Computer
Engineering, Automation, Power Electronics and Drives, Integrated
Circuit Design, Photonics and Semiconductor Laboratories
comprising two Class 100 Clean Rooms.
Degrees By Research
Research Areas
• Automation Technology
• Biomedical Engineering
• E-Commerce
• Electric Energy Systems
• Electronic Circuits & Systems
• Global Positioning Systems
• Information Technology
• Microelectronics
• Mobile robots
• Network Technology
• Satellite Engineering
• Signal Processing
• System-on-chip
• Telecommunications
Contact Person
Vice-Dean (Research), School of EEE, Block S1
Tel : (65) 67905428; Fax : (65) 67927660;
E-mail : VD-EEE-RES@ntu.edu.sg
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Master of Science (M.Sc.) programmes are currently offered in:
• Communications Engineering
• Communication Software & Networks
• Computer Control & Automation
• Consumer Electronics
• Microelectronics
• Signal Processing
• Integrated Circuit Design
• Photonics
• Power Engineering
The coursework component comprises a total of 8 subjects of 3 AUs each. Each subject will consist of 39 hours
of lectures. Classes for each subject are held once a week and examinations are conducted during office hours
at the end of each semester. Each candidate is also required to undertake a research project of 6 AUs on an
approved topic based upon which a dissertation must be submitted.
In addition, the School offers a Graduate Diploma Programme in Information Communication Technology.
(i) Master of Science (Communications Engineering)
There are 3 areas of specialisation: Telecommunications, RF Engineering and Wireless Communications.
This programme is designed for practising engineers and information technologists who wish to improve their
knowledge and skills in the generic area of communications engineering or seek specialisation in
Telecommunications, RF Engineering or Wireless Communications.
Contact Person
Programme Director, Assoc Prof Li Kwok Hung
Tel : (65) 67905028, Fax : (65) 67912687
Email : ekhli@ntu.edu.sg
(ii) Master of Science (Communication Software & Networks)
To equip graduates with leading-edge knowledge in Networking and Software Engineering. This programme
draws on the inter-disciplinary nature of object-oriented software engineering and computer networking.
Students are required to undertake a communication software development group project.
Contact Person
Programme Director, Assoc Prof Ang Yew Hock
Tel : (65) 67906361, Fax : (65) 67922971
Email : iyhang@ntu.edu.sg
(iii) Master of Science (Computer Control & Automation)
To provide practising engineers with advanced and yet practical tools in the development, integration, and
operation of computer-based control and automation systems.
Contact Person
Programme Director, Assoc Prof Wang Jianliang
Tel : (65) 67904846, Fax : (65) 67933318
Email : edevan@ntu.edu.sg
(iv) Master of Science (Consumer Electronics)
The programme is designed for engineers in the electronics industry who would like to have graduate training
in various topics in the design, development and manufacture of consumer electronic products.
Contact Person
Programme Director, Assoc Prof K T Lau
Tel : (65) 67905420, Fax : (65) 67933318
Email : ektlau@ntu.edu.sg
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(v) Master of Science (Microelectronics)
This programme is intended for electrical engineers, integrated circuit designers, material scientists, R&D
managers, and market planners who seek an understanding of the current approaches and emerging directions
in microelectronics.
Contact Person
Programme Director, Assoc Prof Krishnamachar Prasad
Tel : (65) 67904546, Fax : (65) 67920415
Email : ekprasad@ntu.edu.sg
(vi) Master of Science (Signal Processing)
This programme is designed for practicing engineers, hardware and software designers, R & D managers,
and industry planners who seek an understanding of current approaches and evolving directions for DSP
technologies.
Contact Person
Programme Director, Assoc Prof Ma Kai Kuang
Tel : (65) 6790 6366, Fax : (65) 67920415
Email : ekkma@ntu.edu.sg
(vii) Master of Science (Integrated Circuit Design)
The programme is designed for engineers in the electronics industry who would like to have graduate training in
various topics in the design, development and manufacture of integrated circuits or integrated electronic products.
Contact Person
Programme Director, Assoc Prof K T Lau
Tel : (65) 67905420, Fax : (65) 67933318
Email : ektlau@ntu.edu.sg
(viii)Master of Science (Photonics)
This programme is intended for electrical engineers, integrated circuit designers, material scientists, R&D
managers, and market planners who seek an understanding of the current approaches and emerging directions
in photonics. It is also intended for engineers who are currently active or anticipate future involvement in the field.
Contact Person
Programme Director
Ast Prof Larry X.-C. Yuan
Tel : (65) 67905635, Fax: (65) 67933318
Email : excyuan@ntu.edu.sg
(ix) Master of Science (Power Engineering)
This programme is formulated for candidates wishing to enhance their knowledge in electrical engineering
and is suitable for both the practicing engineers and the recent graduates. It provides specialized courses in
power systems and power electronics & drive systems. In-depth studies of significant aspects and recent
trends of development in these fields are included.
Contact Person
Programme Director
Assoc Prof G B Shrestha
Tel: (65) 67904520, (65) Fax: 67920415
Email: egovinda@ntu.edu.sg
(x) Graduate Diploma in Information Communication Technology
The graduate diploma programme in Information-Communication Technology is a conversion programme
designed to equip graduates from other disciplines with the knowledge and application of both IT and
telecommunications technologies to serve the rapid growth of the Info-communications industry in Singapore.
Typically, students will be graduates who wish to take up employment in the Infocomm industry or enhance
their professional skills with an in-depth understanding of both IT and telecommunications technologies.
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Contact Person
Programme Director, Assoc Prof Low Chor Ping
Tel : (65) 67906368, Fax : (65) 67922971
Email : icplow@ntu.edu.sg
Entry Requirements
Ph.D. studies are a Master degree. Applicants must have the ability to pursue research in the proposed field of
advanced study, good GMAT or GRE score, and acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants whose
By Coursework & Dissertation: The basic entry requirements for M.Sc. and Graduate diploma studies are a good
relevant bachelor’s degree. Relevant working experience is an advantage. Applicants would need to have an
acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants whose native language is not English). Further information
is obtainable at website - http://www.ntu.edu.sg/eee/academic/MSc/#msc2
Candidature Periods
Full Time
Part Time
Programmes
Minimum
Maximum
Minimum
Maximum
Master of Science
2 years
1 year
1 year
5 years
3 years
3 years
2 years
1 year
2 years
5 years
3 years
4 years
Tel: (65) 67906364
Website : http://www.ntu.edu.sg/eee/
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School Of
Materials Engineering
The advancement of new technologies and engineering applications
often depends heavily on the prior development of suitable advanced
materials. In recognition of the importance of the study and knowledge
of materials to industrial processes and engineering applications, the
Division of Materials Engineering was established in 1991 in the former
School of Applied Science, and subsequently elevated into a full
engineering school of NTU, the School of Materials Engineering, in
July 2000.
The School has two Divisions, Division of Materials Science and
Division of Materials Technology. Over the years, the School has set
up the state-of-the-art research facilities and infrastructure. It now
attracts multi-million dollar research funding from government
agencies and industries and has established research collaboration
with many leading institutions overseas. Our laboratories presently
house many modern sophisticated equipment, such as scanning
electron microscope, transmission electron microscope, X-ray
diffractometer, GPC-HPLC, light scattering system, vibrational
spectrometers, dielectric network analysers, differential scanning
calorimeters and other thermal analysers, vapour deposition
equipment, mechanical testing equipment, heat treatment furnaces,
and a range of other equipment for polymer and ceramic processing
and characterisation.
Flame hydrolysed nano-sized CeO2.ZrO2 produced for
solid oxide fuel cell application in collaboration with
a listed Canadian Company.
The School conducts research on structure, properties, behaviour
and processing of materials. The main areas of research are:
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Computational Materials Science
Magnetic Materials
Nano Materials
Microelectronics and Optoelectronics Materials
Functional and High Performance Polymers
Thin Film & Surface Engineering
World’s smallest nano piezoelectric heart pump. This
work is being commercialized by Orqis Medical
Corporation, a biomedical company in California.
The School of Materials Engineering has become one of the largest
Materials schools in this region since its establishment. It has a strong
team of 41 academic staff, 38 research staff and more than 80
graduate students mostly pursuing PhD degrees. There are a large
number of graduate students from overseas, including Asean
countries, China, India and Europe. Much of the School’s research is
interdisciplinary and application-oriented. Therefore, graduate
students are very well prepared for future careers.
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Development of drug eluting biodegradable stents.
Contact Person
The School Manager (Administration)
c/o Dean’s Office
School of Materials Engineering
Singapore 639798
Tel : (65) 67906267; (65) 67904904
Email: wwwsme@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sme/
Entry Requirements
For Ph.D. studies, a Bachelor’s degree and preferably also a Master’s degree from an established university or
institution of higher learning are required, while for Master studies, a Bachelor degree is required. All degrees
should be in Materials Engineering, Materials Science, or other Materials related disciplines from a good university.
Degrees in other Engineering disciplines and in Physics or Chemistry will be considered if the candidate has in his
studies undertaken an acceptable number of appropriate Materials subjects, or if his studies demonstrate special
capabilities for research in particular projects.
Prospective foreign students are required to take the GRE. Non native English speakers should
also take TOEFL examination. Other detailed requirements can be found on NTU’s website on graduate
studies (http://www.ntu.edu.sg/gradstudies/research+programmes/admission/).
Candidature Periods
Programmes
Minimum
2 years
1 year
Maximum
5 years
3 years
Tel: (65) 67906267
Website : http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sme/
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School Of
Mechanical And Production Engineering
The School is committed towards a position of world leadership in research.
It is proactive in cultivating a rich and vibrant environment where an innovative
and entrepreneurial spirit is actively promoted amongst its staff and students.
This pervasive culture is governed by a set of principles:
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Promote broad-based, interdisciplinary research
Define coherent, overall objectives and a framework within which
individual or parallel research operates
Strike a balance between fundamental research and applied innovation
The Divisions of the School are:
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Engineering Mechanics
Manufacturing Engineering
Mechatronics & Design
Thermal & Fluids Engineering
Systems and Engineering Management
Degrees By Research
Research Areas
• Advanced Materials Modeling and Processes
• Biomaterials
• Biomedical Engineering
• Electronics Packaging
• Engineering Computation & Modelling
• Engineering Management & Logistics
• Human Factors Engineering
• Intelligent Machines, Micromachines and Robotics
• Bio-Micro Electro-Mechanical System (Bio-MEMs)
• Fuel Cell
• Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)
• Precision Engineering
• Product Design, Intelligent Modelling & Realisation
• Sensors and Actuators: Smart Materials and Structures
• Supply Chain Management and Logistics Engineering
• Thin Film Technology
• Tissue Engineering
• Virtual Reality and Soft Computing
• Vision & Control
• Environmental Technology & Processes
Contact persons
Ms Elsie Ong, Senior Manager / Ms Soh Meow Chng
Tel : (65) 67904498 / 67905487
Email : mlcong@ntu.edu.sg / mmcsoh@ntu.edu.sg
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(i) Master of Science (Computer Integrated Manufacturing) (CIM)
The programme is tailored for practising engineers, technology managers and information technologists
employed in the manufacturing sector.
Manufacturing today is a web of global activities, integrated via computer and communication networks. It is
multi-facetted, incorporating both technology and management. CIM is the discipline in which these areas
are organised into a structured and cohesive whole. Specific fields covered include computer networks,
databases, advanced manufacturing technologies, corporate resource management, distributed and
collaborative product development, system design, CAD/CAM, logistics and the role of e-commerce in
manufacturing.
Contact person
Assoc Prof Lee Yong Tsui
MSc (CIM) Programme Director
Tel : (65) 67905493
E-mail : mytlee@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/students/msc/M_Sc(CIM).htm
(ii) Master of Science (Logistics)
The programme is tailored for practising engineers, logisticians and information technologists employed in
the procurement, manufacturing, warehousing transport and distribution sectors. It aims to address the needs
of both the manufacturing and service sectors with an integrated and comprehensive programme in Engineering
Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
The programme is offered jointly by the Centre for Engineering and Technology Management in the School of
Mechanical and Production Engineering and the Centre for Transportation Studies in the School of Civil and
Environmental Engineering of NTU.
Contact person
Assoc Prof Kam Booi Chung
MSc (LOG) Programme Director
Tel: (65) 67905581
E-mail : mbckam@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/students/msc/M_Sc_(Log_).htm
(iii) Master of Science (Mechanics & Processing of Materials)
The programme is designed for graduate engineers, materials engineers and scientists, and other related
professionals to acquire an in-depth knowledge of the mechanics and processing of advanced engineering
materials.
The design, processing and effective application of modern engineering materials contribute to the success
of manufacturing industries worldwide. There is a wide and increasing demand in industry for engineers and
managers who have received a multi-disciplinary training in the Mechanics and Processing of Materials.
Contact person
Assoc Prof Loh Ngiap Hiang
MSc (MPM) Programme Director
Tel : (65) 67905540
E-mail : mnhloh@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/students/msc/M_Sc_(Mech_&Proc_of%20Matl_).htm
(iv) Master of Science (Precision Engineering)
The programme is specially designed for mechanical and manufacturing engineers, designers, research and
development engineers, instructors at tertiary institutions, and other related professionals in industry to acquire
an in-depth knowledge in precision engineering and other related topics.
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Precision engineering is cross-disciplinary, dealing with metrology, materials, machining processes, machine
tool design, microsensors and actuators, manufacture of integrated circuits and mass storage devices, novel
manufacturing methods, applications in medicine and many other relevant fields.
Contact person
Assoc Prof Yeo Swee Hock
MSc (PE) Programme Director
Tel : (65) 67905539
E-mail : mshyeo@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/students/msc/M_Sc_(Prec_Eng_).htm
(v) Master of Science (Smart Product Design)
The programme is designed to provide graduate engineers, designers, research and development engineers
and other related professionals with the knowledge and expertise in product design, electronics and control,
software engineering and manufacturing engineering to design, develop and manufacture smart products.
The smart product design process is concerned with the flexibility of response and adaptability of design to
meet to the high expectations of customer requirements and also product life cycle demands; and at the
same time enabling the trade-off to take place between discipline-specific capabilities for the successful
development of a new product.
Contact person
Assoc Prof Leong Kah Fai
MSc (SPD) Programme Director
Tel : (65) 67905503 E-mail : mkfleong@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/students/msc/M_Sc_(SPD).htm
(vi) Master of Science (Biomedical Engineering)
This programme is specifically designed for graduate engineers, scientists, researchers, physicians and
other related professionals with an interest to pursue a career in life sciences and health care. It is jointly
offered by Nanyang Technological University and Singapore General Hospital.
Biomedical Engineering (BME) is the application of engineering to biology and medicine, involving:
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Engineering instrumentation for the accurate collection of anatomical and physiological data;
Signal and image processing of this data;
Engineering analysis and modelling of biomedical phenomena and processes, such as the function of
normal and diseased organs and systems;
Engineering of prostheses, orthoses, organ-assist devices, artificial organs and tissue engineering.
Its aim is to improve human health through cross-disciplinary activities that integrate the engineering sciences
with the biomedical sciences and clinical practice.
This MSc. programme is designed to provide a well-rounded knowledge of the core subjects of biomedical
engineering, and is tailored to prepare students for a professional biomedical engineering career through
specialised elective courses, in addition to a research project.
Contact person
Assoc. Prof. Chou Siaw Meng
MSc (Biomed) Programme Director
School of Mechanical and Production Engineering
Tel : 67904958 Email: msmchou@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/students/msc/M_Sc_(Biomed_Eng_).htm
OR
Dr Vincent Chong
MSc (Biomed) Programme Director
Department of Diagnostic Radiology
Singapore General Hospital
Tel: 63265031 Email: gdrcfh@sgh.com.sg
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(vii) Master of Science in Human Factors Engineering
This programme is designed for graduate engineers and designers to understand the capabilities and limitations
of the users, such that systems can be designed to enhance the performance satisfaction and safety of the
users. HFE is the key factor in ensuring the effectiveness, safety, usability, acceptability and success of
human-system integrations.
Human Factors Engineering (HFE) deals with the design of systems that people use at work and in leisure. It
ensures that systems, jobs, products, interfaces and environments are designed to match the physical and
mental abilities and limitations of their intended users.
This programme presents an option of pursuing either a Single Master Degree in HFE or a dual Master in HFE.
The dual Master programme is in collaboration between the School of Mechanical and Production Engineering
(Singapore) and the Graduate School for Human-Machine Interaction at Linkoping University in Sweden.
Contact persons
Prof Martin Helander
MSc (Human Factors Engineering) Programme Director
Tel : 6790 6398
Email: mahel@ntu.edu.sg
OR
Assoc Prof Samuel Lim
MSc (Human Factors Engineering) Dy Programme Director
Tel : 6790 4952
Email: myelim@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/mypchui/
(viii) Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
This programme is specifically designed for graduate engineers, R&D engineers, scientists, researchers,
and other related professionals who wish to equip themselves with more advanced knowledge in mechanical
engineering to face the ever changing world.
Mechanical engineering has been an important discipline in every industry. With the advent of the computer
and information technology, mechanical engineering is now playing an even more important role in the
development of many new areas, such as life science and micro/nano technologies. The breakthrough in
these new technologies is often seen to rely on the support of mechanical engineering. Thus, there is an
increasing demand for R&D engineers and managers who have strong background in mechanical engineering.
Contact person
Assoc Prof Huang Xiaoyang
MSc (MECH) Programme Director
Tel: (65) 6790 4448
E-mail : mxhuang@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/academic/graduate/msc/MSc(Mech)/
(ix) Master of Science in Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) Engineering
This programme seeks to provide global enterprises and research institutes with world class technologists in
the field of MEMS Engineering, by tapping on both European and Asian professional experiences. It will
provide outstanding and complementary expertise and facilities of both institutions in the field of MEMS
Engineering, with contributions also from two academic junior partners in Europe and Asia as well.
Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) are integrated devices or systems combining electrical, mechanical,
biological, optical and chemical components. They are fabricated using wafer fabrication techniques and
range in size from micrometers to millimeters. They are able to sense, control, and actuate on a micro-scale,
and function individually or in arrays to generate effects on a macro scale. Examples of such systems are
micro optical switches, micromotors, inkjet print head, micro drug delivery systems, biochips, and chemical
sensors. as the numerous regional academic and industrial networks of both institutions.
This is a dual Masters degree jointly offered by NTU and ESIEE, France.
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Contact person
Assoc Prof Thomas Gong Haiqing
MSc (MEMS) Programme Director
Tel: (65) 6790 4810
E-mail : mhqgong@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/academic/graduate/msc/MSc(MEMS)/#top
Entry Requirements
For research: The entry qualification for the M.Eng studies is a bachelor’s degree with honours of at least second
class level, while those for the Ph.D. studies are a Master degree and be academically sound (eg. received
academic awards). Potential candidates should have the ability to pursue research in the proposed field of advanced
study and have some years of relevant working experience. Applicants would need to have a good GMAT or GRE
score and acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants whose native language is not English).
For coursework & dissertation: The basic entry requirement for M.Sc. studies is a good relevant bachelor’s degree.
Relevant working experience is an advantage. Applicants would need to have an acceptable TOEFL score (for
international applicants whose native language is not English). Further details can be found at the respective
programmes’ web sites listed.
Candidature Periods
Full Time
Programmes
Master of Science
Minimum
2 years
1 year
1 year
Tel: (65) 6790 5933 / (65) 6790 4955
Website : http://www.ntu.edu.sg/mpe/
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Maximum
5 years
3 years
2 years
Part Time
Minimum
2 years
1 year
2 years
Maximum
5 years
3 years
4 years
National Institute Of Education
The National Institute of Education (NIE) was established and constituted
as part of the Nanyang Technological University on 1 July 1991.
As the sole teaching training institute in Singapore, NIE aims to be a
world-class university institute, renowned for its excellence in teacher
education and research in Education, Physical Education, the Arts and
Sciences.
Its objectives are :
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to equip teachers and school leaders with the knowledge and
professional expertise necessary to teach and manage educational
programmes in an increasingly demanding educational environment.
to provide academic programmes at all levels in Education, Physical
to undertake and promote research in Education, Physical Education,
the Arts and Sciences, and other disciplines relevant to teacher
training.
to offer continuing education and professional development
programmes to meet the needs of other government bodies and the
general public.
Degrees By Research
Master of Arts, Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy
Research Areas
• Arts
• Education
• Humanities
• Mathematics
• Physical Education
• Sciences
Contact person
Administrative Officer/Graduate Programmes & Research Office
Tel : (65) 6790 3929
Website: http://www.nie.edu.sg
Degrees By Coursework And Dissertation
Postgraduate Diploma, Master of Arts & Master of Science programmes are currently offered. For all Master of
Arts, Master of Education & Master of Science programmes, candidates must complete and pass 8 subjects and
submit a dissertation.
(i)
Master of Arts (Applied Linguistics)
This programme is designed to cater for a wide range of English Language professionals such as MOE
inspectors, mentor teachers, teacher trainers and supervisors, heads of department, secondary and primary
teachers, teachers with other qualifications wishing to switch to English Language teaching, and polytechnic
lecturers. It aims to enable such professionals to upgrade their qualifications either for career advancement
in schools or to qualify them to work in other educational institutions.
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Contact person
Administrative Officer/Graduate Programmes & Research Office
Tel : (65) 6790 3929
(ii) Master of Arts (Applied Psychology)
This programme is designed to provide theoretical knowledge, research insights and practical skills to qualified
teachers/psychologists or interested individuals who have the pre-requisite qualifications to train as specialists
in the field of Educational Psychology or Counselling Psychology.
Graduates will have met the current requirements for membership of the Singapore Psychological Society.
The practicum component of the programme is designed that so that participants who complete it can satisfy
the current practical experience requirements for the Singapore Psychological Society to be eligible for
professional registration as a psychologist in Singapore.
Contact person
See (i) above
(iii) Master of Arts (Educational Management)
This programme is designed to enhance the capability of school executives and managers of non-educational
sectors to add value to the continuous development of human resources in their organisations. It aims to
enable aspiring leaders in education to become more informed about critical issues in educational
management, and to cope positively and effectively with the management challenges that are currently
impacting on education.
Contact person
See (i) above
(iv) Master of Arts (Instructional Design & Technology)
This programme is designed for educational and training professionals working in schools, universities,
polytechnics, businesses and industries, and e-learning environments. The programme is concerned with
the application, development and management of information technologies, including e-learning, in the school
environment and corporate learning environment. Participants will be able to learn and practice, in real life
situations, solving problems using the most up-to-date IT-related technologies as well as training and
management techniques to improve their job performance and possible career advancement.
Contact person
See (i) above
(v) Master of Education
The programme is designed for practising educational personnel working for the Ministry of Education. It
provides participants with an opportunity to explore the latest issues in education and, through the dissertation,
undertake a research project where participants investigate an important issue associated with their educational
environment.
There are 11 areas of specialization, namely, Primary Education; Secondary Education; Chinese Language
Education; Physical Education; Special Education; Early Childhood Education; Science Education;
Mathematics Education; Art Education; Music Education; Educational and Psychological Measurement and
Evaluation.
Contact person
See (i) above
(vi) Master of Science (Exercise & Sport Studies)
This programme is designed for participants with an interest generally in the physical education, sport,
fitness, health and wellness. The subjects enable candidates to work with the faculty in areas of particular
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interest to them and to compliment these interest areas with related subjects from the Physical Education &
Sports Science Academic Group and across the university. Students will acquire research skills, which will
encourage creative and critical thinking in the human movement sciences.
Contact person
See (i) above
(vii) Master of Science (Life Sciences)
The programme is designed to provide teachers and science graduates with the disciplinary knowledge in
the respective fields of life sciences and with the experimental skills and relevant knowledge base. Without
sacrificing the necessary breadth and depth of the multi-disciplinary nature of the life sciences, participants
are offered a highly personalized roadmap in which the most recent developments in the sciences are
taught, and social and bioethical issues are discussed.
As participants receive training in the basic concepts, conduct experiments and projects under experienced
and highly qualified scientists, they explore new realms and interact in exploring the vast new vistas of the
life sciences:. The specialisations are:
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Applied Plant Sciences
Chemistry
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Biophysics
Environmental Science
Contact person
See (i) above
(viii) Postgraduate Diploma in Education
The programme seeks to train and qualify university graduates to join the teaching profession.
Candidates for the primary and secondary specialisations must complete and pass 4 main components of
the programme, namely, Education Studies, Curriculum Studies, Practicum and Language Enrichment and
Academic Discourse Skills (LEADS). Candidates for the Physical Education specialisation are further required
to complete and pass a 5th component - Academic Studies.
Application for admission must be made on prescribed application forms obtainable from the Ministry of
Education.
Contact person
Assistant Head/Admissions & Records
Tel : (65) 67903010
Email: nieadmtp@nie.edu.sg
(ix) Postgraduate Diploma in English Language Teaching
The programme provides training for foreign graduates who are teaching English at the tertiary level in their
own countries. Participants will become acquainted with Linguistic Theory, Educational Linguistics,
Psycholinguistics, Sociolinguistics, Language Methodology and Curriculum Development.
Applications for admission are normally made through the appropriate government education agencies of
the country in which the applicants have citizenship.
Contact person
See (viii) above
(x) Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education
The programme is a new programme, jointly developed with the Centre for Educational Development (CED)
at NTU and replaced the former Postgrad Diploma of Teaching In Higher Education. It is designed for teaching
staff of polytechnics and universities. Application for admission will be sent to tertiary institutions for completion
by nominees identified to attend the programme.
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Contact person
Associate Dean (Leadership Programmes)
Tel : (65) 67903877
Email: leadership.programmes@nie.edu.sg
Entry Requirements
For research: The entry qualifications for the degrees are a Master’s degree (for Ph.D studies) or a Bachelor’s
degree with 2nd class honours (for Master studies) and the ability to pursue research in the candidate’s proposed
field of advanced study.
For coursework & dissertation: The basic entry requirement for the Master studies is a good relevant bachelor’s
degree. Relevant working experience is essential. Further information can be found in http://www.nie.edu.sg/
html/gpr_masters.htm
Candidature Periods
Full Time
Programmes
Master of Arts
Master of Science
Master of Arts by coursework
Master of Education
Master of Science by coursework
Postgrad Dip (Education)
Postgrad Dip (English
Language Teaching)
Postgrad Dip (Higher Education)
Minimum
2 years
1 year
1 year
1 year
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NIE WEBSITE & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Tel: (65) 67903871
Website : http://www.nie.edu.sg/
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Part Time
Maximum
5 years
3 years
3 years
2 years
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Minimum
2 years
1 year
1 year
2 years
2 years
2 years
Maximum
5 years
3 years
3 years
4 years
4 years
4 years
1 year
-
1 year
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Centre For Chinese Language
And Culture
Degrees By Research
Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy
See Page 8, Research Degrees
Research Areas
• Southeast Asian Chinese Language and Dialects
• Southeast Asian Literature in Chinese
• Southeast Asian Chinese History and Folklore
• Literary & Social Traditions in the Chinese World
Contact Person
Mrs. Catherine Neubronner-Lim
Tel : (65) 67906301
Mrs. Lee-Tan Bee Lian
Tel : (65) 67906121
Centre for Chinese Language and Culture
12 Nanyang Drive, Singapore 637721
Entry Requirements
The entry requirement for PhD studies is a Master of Arts degree,
while for the Master of Arts studies a Bachelor of Arts degree is
required. Both programmes would require the applicant to exhibit
strong research ability and relevant academic background. Applicants
would need to have a good GMAT or GRE score and acceptable
TOEFL score (for international applicants whose native language is
not English).
Candidature Periods
Programme
Minimum
Maximum
Master of Arts
2 years
1 year
5 years
3 years
CENTRE WEBSITE & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Tel: (65) 67906301
Website : http://www.ntu.edu.sg/cclc/research/
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Institute Of Defence And
Strategic Studies
The Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies (IDSS) was established
in July 1996 as an autonomous research institute within the Nanyang
Technological University. Its objectives are to:
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Conduct research on security, strategic and international issues.
Provide general and graduate education in strategic studies,
international relations, defence management and defence
technology.
Promote joint and exchange programmes with similar regional
and international institutions; organise seminars/conferences on
topics salient to the strategic and policy communities of the AsiaPacific.
Degrees By Research
Full-time PhD candidates must offer one enrichment subject, three
specialisation subjects to be selected from the Master of Science in
Strategic Studies & Master of Science in International Relations
programmes, and attend several seminars.
Part-time PhD candidates must offer one enrichment subject, three
specialisation subjects to be selected from the Master of Science in
Strategic Studies & Master of Science in International Relations
programmes.
Research Areas
• Strategic Studies
• International Relations
Contact Person
Head of Studies
Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies
Blk S4, Level B4, Nanyang Avenue
Singapore 639798
Tel: (65) 6790 6976
Email: wwwidss@ntu.edu.sg
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Master of Science (Strategic Studies)
Master of Science (International Relations)
Master of Science (International Political Economy)
Objectives
Master of Science (Strategic Studies) and Master of Science
(International Relations) Programmes
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As we enter the 21st century, the bases of international security are undergoing profound changes. The end of the
Cold War, the emergence of new power centres in East Asia, the outbreak of ethnic and nationalistic conflicts
around the globe, the rise of religiously motivated terrorism, and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction,
are some of the factors that have transformed the nature of conflict in the international arena. The global security
architecture is in a state of flux, due to the rising power and influence of countries such as China, Japan and
Germany. Security is also no longer a matter of military force alone. Economic and ecological concerns, migration,
drug trafficking and other non-military issues have become more salient in the security agenda.
It is with this in mind that the Master of Science in Strategic Studies and Master of Science in International
Relations programmes were conceived. The M.Sc. (Strategic Studies) aims to develop security analysts conversant
with pressing strategic issues in the Asia-Pacific and beyond, and to introduce graduates to current thinking
across the whole spectrum of strategic and security-related issues. The M.Sc. (International Relations) aims to
equip graduates with a systematic understanding of the theories purporting to explain the nature of interactions
between states as well as non-state actors in an increasingly globalized international system.
Master of Science (International Political Economy Programme)
International Political Economy (IPE) is a field of study that explores the issues and problems raised by the
interaction of an increasingly globalised world economy on the one hand, and the territorially based international
states system on the other. This particular structural feature of the world economy requires a method of analysis
that explicitly integrates economics and politics as well as the international and domestic levels of analysis.
Conventional fields of study, such as International Economics (especially the neoclassical paradigm) and
International Relations, do not emphasise these inter-linkages in their methodology. Consequently, their
understandings of many real world developments that operate at the interface between politics and economics on
the one hand, and between the structures and processes that occur within the state and at the international level
on the other, remain limited.
By emphasising theoretically rigorous, multi-disciplinary analysis that takes these inter-linkages into account, IPE
offers rich understandings of contemporary developments in world economics and politics, such as the uneven
impact of globalisation on states and societies, the growing resistance to global economic integration and neoliberal
economic reforms in many parts of the developed and developing world, and the ongoing contest between different
actors over the norms and rules underpinning global governance.
Structure
The M.Sc. (Strategic Studies), M.Sc. (International Relations) and M.Sc. (International Political Economy)
programmes can be taken either on a full-time or part-time basis, beginning in July each year. Examinations take
place at the end of each trimester. The minimum period of candidature for full-time students is one year and the
maximum period is three years. The minimum period of candidature for part-time students is two years and the
maximum period is four years. Applicants intending to pursue their studies part-time should note that classes are
conducted between 9am – 6pm on weekdays.
Degree Requirements
The programmes leading to the degrees of M.Sc. (Strategic Studies), M.Sc. (International Relations) and M.Sc
(International Political Economy) comprise:
(a)
(c)
two core courses;
special topic and
(b) four electives;
(d) a dissertation of 10,000 words
Who Would Benefit
The programmes will benefit public officials working in the areas of security, defence, foreign and foreign economic
relations; students of international relations, strategic studies, foreign policy and international political economy;
and corporate planners and business professionals interested in the Asia-Pacific region. (Each program will also
serve as a firm foundation for those who may wish to pursue a PhD thereafter).
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Contact Person
Head of Studies
Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies
Blk S4, Level B4, Nanyang Avenue
Singapore 639798
Tel: (65) 6790 6976
Email: wwwidss@ntu.edu.sg
Entry Requirements
By research: The entry qualification for PhD studies are a Master’s degree in a related discipline and the ability to
pursue research in the candidate’s proposed field of advanced study. Applicants also must demonstrate competency
in English and the ability to do independent research. Applicants would need to have an acceptable TOEFL score
(for international applicants whose native language is not English).
By coursework & dissertation: For the Master of Science programmes, the applicant would need to have a good
university degree and have proof of competence in the English Language for graduates of universities with a nonEnglish medium of instruction. Applicants would need to submit a TOEFL score of at least 650 (paper-based
score) or 280 (computer-based score) with their applications.
Candidature Periods
Full Time
Programmes
Master of Science
Minimum
2 years
1 year
INSTITUTE WEBSITE & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Tel: (65) 6790 6976 / Fax: (65) 6794 0617
Website: http://www.idss.edu.sg
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Maximum
5 years
3 years
Part Time
Minimum
2 years
2 years
Maximum
5 years
4 years
School Of Humanities
And Social Sciences
The new School of Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS),
launched in the academic year 2004/2005, marks NTU’s
transformation from a mainly technological to a comprehensive
university offering multidisciplinary undergraduate and graduate
research programmes.
Degrees By Research
Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy programmes are
offered in the following areas of specialisation:
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Chinese*
Economics
English
Psychology
Sociology
Contact person
Manager / Dean’s Office
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Nanyang Avenue
Singapore 639798
Tel : (65) 6790 6984, Fax: (65) 6794 2830
Email: tllee@ntu.edu.sg
Website: http://www.hss.ntu.edu.sg/
*The medium of instruction and writing for the Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy programmes offered by the
Division of Chinese and the Centre for Chinese Language and Culture may be either Chinese or English.
The research areas are as follows:
Division of Chinese
• Chinese literature, language, history and philosophy
• Chinese Overseas and their language, culture and history
• Cultural studies of China and Singapore
• Literary and Social Traditions in the Chinese World
Centre for Chinese Language & Culture
• Southeast Asian Chinese Language and Dialects
• Southeast Asian Literature in Chinese
• Southeast Asian Chinese History and Folklore
Contact person
Head of Division of Chinese /
Director of Centre for Chinese Language & Culture
Centre for Chinese Language & Culture (CCLC)
2 Nanyang Drive, Singapore 637721
Tel: (65) 6790 6301
Fax: (65) 6792 2334
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Master of Science (Managerial Economics)
To equip senior officials from the public sector and senior executives from the private sector with skills in economic
analysis required for public policy decision-making and market rationalization. Economic policy management
and experience in East Asia, particularly in Singapore, will be discussed and evaluated in the Programme.
Contact person
Director, Master of Science (Managerial Economics) Programme
S3,# 01C-91, Nanyang Avenue, Singapore 639798
Tel. No: (65) 6790 5923 or (65) 6790 6225
Fax. No.: (65) 6791 7180
Email: MScME@ntu.edu.sg
Website:http://www.mme.ntu.edu.sg
Entry Requirements
By Research: For the Master programmes, a good Honours degree or equivalent is required. For Ph.D studies, a
Master’s Degree is essential. Both programmes would require the applicant to exhibit strong research ability in
the proposed field of advanced study. Applicants would need to have a good GMAT or GRE score and acceptable
TOEFL score (for international applicants whose native language is not English).
By Coursework: The basic entry requirements for M.Sc. studies are a good relevant Bachelor’s degree. Relevant
working experience is an advantage. For more details, please refer to the respective programme websites.
Applicants would need to have a good GMAT score and acceptable TOEFL score (for international applicants
whose native language is not English).
Candidature Periods
Full Time
Programmes
MA
M.Sc. (Managerial Economics)
Minimum
2 years
1 year
3 trimesters
Tel: (65) 6790 6450; Fax: (65) 6794 2830
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Maximum
5 years
3 years
6 trimesters
Part Time
Minimum
2 years
1 year
5 trimesters
Maximum
5 years
3 years
12 trimesters
Nanyang Technopreneurship Centre
dedicated to technopreneurship development in the region
Mounting global competition and rapid technological changes mark
the dawn of Nanyang Technopreneurship Center (NTC). A multidisciplinary university-level center, NTC was established in January
2001 through the sponsorship of NTU and the Economic Development
Board to be the focal point of technopreneurship development within
the University and the region, where creativity and entrepreneurship
will thrive, leading to the creation of new business ventures that will
provide the new engine of growth for Singapore.
The Center’s mission to foster, promote and nurture a culture of
innovation and technopreneurship through entrepreneurship
education, has a vision to be the leading institution in the Asia-Pacific
for technopreneurship and innovation education. Ultimately, NTC aims
to groom individuals with the gumption and business acumen to turn
their novel ideas into successful high-tech ventures.
Graduate Diploma Technopreneurship & Innovation Program (TIP)
The Technopreneurship & Innovation Program (TIP) is a 4-month fulltime graduate diploma program, jointly conducted by NTU and the
University of Washington (UW). A program unlike most others, TIP is
a rigorous fast-paced entrepreneurial program of study and real life
experiences covering the entire venture creation process.
TIP picks out individuals with the passion and innate drive for entrepreneurship and provides them with the
knowledge and experience they need to launch new products or businesses in today’s competitive marketplace.
It prepares the participants for entrepreneurship by developing their managerial and technical business skills,
their base of corporate contacts, and the experience and confidence that will help them to succeed in their
endeavors.
Besides classes at NTU, the TIP Program includes 1 week of seminar sessions at Stanford University as well as
corporate and start-up visits at the Silicon Valley, and a 5-week immersion program at the University of Washington
(UW).
The TIP curriculum has been objectively designed to ensure that learning experiences are directly tied to ‘real-life’
conditions, goals and projects, allowing its students to implement the learning during the intensive program,
reinforcing their educational experiences. Participants in the Technopreneurship & Innovation Program are not
placed into a curriculum of classes. They embarked upon a journey supported by experiential learning and the
vital components of an entrepreneurship ecosystem, which involved interaction with entrepreneurs, mentors,
innovators, intellectual-property attorneys, venture capitalists, private investors, business leaders and relevant
government agencies that led them through an entire process of discovery and learning.
Generous zero-bond scholarships, each worth up to S$20,000 is available. Graduates are conferred a joint NTUUW graduate diploma.
TIP Program Structure
Segment 1 (May 31, 2004 – Jul 02, 2004)
• Entrepreneurship & Business Planning
• Marketing Issues for New Venture
• New Venture Finance
• Managing New & Ongoing Ventures
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Segment 2 (Jul 12, 2004 – Aug 13, 2004)
• Intellectual Property and Technology Management
• Strategic Management for Entrepreneurs
• Special Topics in Entrepreneurship & Innovation
• New Venture Creation: Implementing Business Strategy (Simulation)
Segment 3 (Aug 19, 2004 – Oct 03, 2004)
• 1 week at Stanford and Silicon Valley, California, US
• 5 weeks at the University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, US
Entrepreneurship Ecosystem
• Weekly interactive sessions with entrepreneurs, mentors, innovators, intellectual-property attorneys, venture
capitalists, private investors, business leaders and relevant government agencies.
• MEAT (Meeting Entrepreneurs and Technopreneurs) Buffets
• Entrepreneurship Speaker Series
• CEO/Entrepreneurs Panel Discussions
• Organized corporate visits
Entry Requirements
For admissions as a candidate to the Graduate Diploma Technopreneurship & Innovation Program, a person
must be a graduate, in no particular discipline, of this University or such graduate of another university as the
Academic Board may approve. Admissions are also open to all students graduating in May 2004.
Application deadline for TIP 2004 is 11.59 pm Wednesday 31 March 2004. Apply online at http://www.ntu.edu.sg/NTC
Candidature Periods
Schedule
1st Segment
Segment Break
2nd Segment
3rd Segment (Silicon Valley/UW)
Dates:
May 31, 2004 – July 02, 2004
July 03, 2004 - July 11, 2004
July 12, 2004 – Aug 13, 2004
Aug 19, 2004 – Oct 03, 2004
Fees
Program Fees
Student card Fee (payable on admission)
Examination Fee (one-time payment)
Computer Fee (payable on admission)
* under review
SGD S$28, 500 *
SGD $10.40
SGD $156.00
SGD $13.50
Contact Person
Director
Nanyang Technopreneurship Center
50 Nanyang Drive, Research TechnoPlaza
Second Floor, BorderX Block, Singapore 637553
Tel : (65) 6790 5892) / Fax : (65) 67920467
Email: wwwntu@ntu.edu.sg
CENTER WEBSITE & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Tel : (65) 6790 5892) / Fax : (65) 67920467
Website : http://www.ntu.edu.sg/NTC/home.htm
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