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Messages from RMIT University RMIT University Singapore Institute of Management (SIM Group) Programme Overview (Full-time & Part-time) Programme Information Brief Outline of Modules General Information Admissions Student Life & Services VIBES Why Study at SIM Global Education SIM Campus Development Master Plan SIM Advertorial: The New Paper Go Guide, She Wants to Save The World 01 02 03 04 05 11 16 17 18 19 20 21
rMIT UNIVersITY
RMIT University is ranked among the top 10 universities in Australia*. From our beginnings in 1887, RMIT has developed a strong international reputation for practical and relevant educational programmes, and applied and innovative research. Collaborating with industry to provide solutions, new ideas and processes that deliver real outcomes is an integral part of our teaching, learning and research. This approach means that when entering the international job market, RMIT graduates possess a broad knowledge base, industry-honed skills and an ability to think critically and creatively. This provides our graduates with a distinct and competitive edge. * Times Higher Education Quacquarelli Symonds Top University Rankings 2009 RMIT is home to over 70,000 students, including over 25,000 international students in Australia and overseas. RMIT values the contributions of an international student body, bringing vibrancy, diversity and fresh perspectives to the University. Our international student body originates from more than 100 countries including: China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Mauritius, the Middle East, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, the Americas and Vietnam. Of the international students, close to 10,000 study at our onshore campuses, approximately 5,000 study at our two campuses in Vietnam, and around 11,000 study an RMIT programme with an offshore institution partner. The Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd (SIM) is RMITs oldest and largest offshore partner, with a history of collaboration that spans over 20 years. RMIT has a strong presence in the Asia-Pacific region through teaching, research and industry links with overseas organisations, including other leading universities, companies and community groups, and through our campuses in Vietnam, and significant teaching partnerships in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. for more than sixty-five years. More than 80% of the Universitys offshore students study business.* The RMIT College of Business helps support innovative thinkers and develop future leaders by undertaking business related research and linking student learning with business practice. This enables our students to engage skilfully and passionately in business, locally and internationally. The College regularly reviews its offerings to meet the emerging demands of the business and broader community, and to ensure that programmes remain relevant and flexible. Our programmes have a strong professional and vocational orientation and aim to prepare graduates for employment and active citizenship. Programmes are designed with industry input and directly relate to specific jobs and careers, making them attractive to people who have an interest in and a commitment to contributing to the economic, cultural and social future of the local, regional or global community. RMIT Business sees its connections with the corporate world as vital to its success and its distinctive market positioning. Our TAFE and undergraduate coursework integrates theory with practice so that students get real, hands-on knowledge and experience with lecturers who are practitioners in their fields. * RMIT Statistics and Reporting 2009 student data
RMIT Business
RMIT University has established a reputation for excellence in business and management education, providing high quality business programmes for the national and global marketplace
Our Vision
To be the Centre of Leadership and Management Excellence; and the Embodiment of Lifelong Learning.
We are dedicated to continuously improve our services and to consistently exceed the expectations of our customers. The Singapore Institute of Management (SIM Group) is the leading provider of higher education and professional training in Singapore, reputed for its dedication to lifelong learning and high standards and quality. Founded in 1964 by the Economic Development Board to support Singapores economic development, we are today a diverse and vibrant organisation with a wide range of programmes and services. We are also a membership-based organisation with about 33,000 individual and corporate members. The SIM Group offers its core services through three educational brands: SIM University (UniSIM) is the first privately-funded local university (on social mission) approved by the Ministry of Education to issue university degrees in a comprehensive range of disciplines. UniSIM focuses on the upgrading and learning needs of working professionals and adult learners. It adopts a flexible and practicefocused learning approach and offers more than 50 academic programmes in various disciplines. Its current enrolment is close to 11,000 students. Since July 2008, UniSIMs programmes became even more accessible to adult learners as eligible Singaporeans and Permanent Residents taking UniSIM undergraduate programmes enjoy a government subsidy of 40% and 20% of tuition fees. UniSIM has been a Singapore Institution of a Public Character (IPC) since September 2005. It is also a member of the International Association of Universities (IAU), an association of world leading universities. SIM Global Education offers high-quality overseas degree programmes through its partnerships with established international universities and institutions from the US, UK, Australia and Switzerland. Our student population consists of both full-time and part-time students, with a current enrolment of 19,500. SIM Professional Development programmes train more than 11,000 professionals annually through its 600 seminars, workshops and conferences. Its in-company training and consultancy services help companies optimise effectiveness in various fields of management and human resource development.
Our Mission
Spearhead management thought leadership Be the preferred strategic partner of corporations in maximising return on human capital Be the choice provider of continuing education to individuals Transform SIM into a regional brand
Trust and Respect for the Individual Teamwork Open and Timely Communication Performance Excellence Spirit of Innovative Adventure
Our Culture
An open culture where staff trust and respect each other; embrace change and seek ways to innovate; learn and work together as a team.
Our Commitment
To our Members
We care for our members, recognise their importance, and strive to raise the prestige of their membership.
To our Customers
We value our customers and commit ourselves to actively improve our services and products.
To our employees
We care for our people by creating a conducive work environment, helping them to balance family and work commitments, recognising their contributions, and developing them to their full potential.
To our Community
We honour our social obligations and pledge to be a good corporate citizen by always acting professionally and ethically in all matters.
PrograMMe oVerVIeW
This prestigious, innovative and renowned degree programme is offered by RMIT University in Singapore. One of the regions most highly recognised and respected programmes, the RMIT University Bachelor of Business in (Marketing) degree offers: A fully accredited Australian university degree An opportunity to study cutting-edge marketing courses Teaching from expert faculty both from Australia and Singapore Entry into a wide range of exciting careers in marketing, advertising and sales environments The RMIT University marketing degree has a long and successful history of producing outstanding graduates for the marketing industry. Graduates have gone on to key roles in many marketing and marketing related fields. Blending practical theory with modern, industry based learning, it is the perfect programme for people seeking a career in the exciting and dynamic world of marketing. It is a highly regarded programme within industry and features a contemporary range of studies. If you are considering a career in marketing, you must seriously consider this programme. The RMIT University marketing degree will develop skills across a broad range of business areas, while preparing students for a specialised career across a range of marketing areas. These include brand and product management, marketing research, advertising, business development, promotion and many others. Students will gain a thorough theoretical appreciation of the marketing discipline as well as specific practical skills and knowledge that will be of value and application immediately. While the skills developed will be particularly suitable to Singapore, the degree offers graduates the competency to practise marketing across the globe if necessary. Taught by a mixture of local and specialist staff from Australia, the emphasis is on the very latest marketing information and theory.
PrograMMe INforMaTIoN
Programme objective
The Bachelor of Business (Marketing) prepares students for the global marketplace, with a particular focus on careers in marketing. The marketing degree at RMIT University is multidisciplinary and involves a broad range of business modules including statistics, economics, accounting, computer applications, management and law, together with the key specialist modules of marketing. These include buyer behaviour, marketing research, marketing communications, services marketing and marketing strategy. There is an emphasis throughout the degree on understanding both the theory and the practice of marketing. using case studies and assignments based around real organisations, business simulations, class presentations and in-class discussions. Students will also develop generic business skills through working in teams. Class presentations, simulations and group assignments are used to ensure that students develop personal qualities including clear thinking and resourcefulness and to extend their professional skills to enable them to work in a team and to perform under pressure. RMIT also makes use of an online Learning Hub. This is a networked system that uses the Internet and web technologies or applications to provide teachers and students with access to workspaces and learning resources via a web browser. Modules registered in the Learning Hub may have one or more online learning tools associated with it, including * * * * * Blackboard a general purpose Learning Management System (LMS) that provides online learning resources and communication tools WebBoard a stand-alone fully featured discussion board WebLearn an area for quizzes and tests, and the submission of assignments via the Internet e-journal enables students to keep their own personal journal online, and receive feedback from their lecturers Lectopia an innovative, easy-to-use system that facilitates the recording of lectures and events for delivery via the internet. Students can then access the lecture recordings from their Blackboard module over the internet 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at their own convenience. Access to the RMIT Learning Hub allows students to extend their learning beyond the classroom to the work place, home, the library and other community locations.
Nature of Programme
The marketing programme is structured to build a solid framework of business skills before embarking on specialist marketing knowledge.
standards
The marketing degree at RMIT University is highly regarded and the rewards of earning this qualification can be great. High standards are expected. Standards relate to the values underpinning the programme, as well as to the students academic performance. The programme is intensive and demanding in its requirements. Students are expected to put in considerable time and effort and to meet quality standards for all assignment and project work. Assessment is fully controlled by RMIT. It is important for intending students to recognise that control of assessment rests with the academic staff of RMIT University. This control may be exercised in a variety of ways but the standards expected and maintained are those which apply to students in Australia. Regular feedback is sought from students and staff to help maintain standards and student satisfaction.
Programme accreditation
The Bachelor of Business (Marketing) is a fully accredited Australian undergraduate university degree. The programme is not available by distance learning or by examination alone.
students who can demonstrate through their application that they are likely to perform at a high level and cope with the demands of the programme will be accepted. The intention of the selection process is to continually maintain the quality of intake as the first priority.
Learning approach
Marketing is a dynamic and exciting career and this programme reflects RMITs innovative and practical approach to marketing education. There is an emphasis throughout the degree on understanding both the theory and the practice of marketing. Students will learn within a structure of lectures and tutorials,
Programme staffing
RMIT University uses Singapore staff with demonstrated academic and professional competence. Local staff are supported by specialist RMIT academic staff who regularly visit Singapore for consulting, monitoring the programme, moderating assessment and conducting seminars or other teaching activities. This combination of staffing ensures that core content is relevant to students in their own setting. Regular performance appraisal of all staff participating in the programme ensures the quality of staff contribution.
assessment/ examination
Assessment components vary from module to module. Students are normally assessed by continuous assessments in the form of mid-term class tests, individual and group assignments/projects, case studies discussion and class presentations. Most modules have a final examination at the end of semester. The examinations are held in late April/mid May for January semester, and in late October/mid November for the July/August semester. The sessions are scheduled on weekdays and Saturdays, in the morning and afternoon.
Mode of Delivery
The Bachelor of Business (Marketing) programme of study reflects RMITs innovative and practical approach to marketing education. This is an emphasis throughtout the degree on understanding both the theory and the practice of marketing. Besides lectures, methods such as case study preparation, problem solving exercises, projects and self-managed learning activities are used to encourage flexible and independentthinking.
Promotion
Students are usually allowed to repeat a module once only. For advance modules with pre-requisites, students are required to satisfactorily meet the pre-requisites before undertaking the modules.
Full-time
awards
Awards are made to students who have attained a set standard of achievement in the overall performance of the programme.
Part-time
Lectures are held in the evenings from 7.00pm to 10.00pm on weekdays or on Saturday afternoons. All lectures are held at SIM Headquarters, 461 Clementi Road, Singapore 599491.
graduation Ceremony
A degree conferral ceremony is held in August or September each year in Singapore. Degrees are conferred by the Chancellor of RMIT University or his/her representative.
attendance requirement
It has been proven that good attendance contributes significantly to the successful completion of modules and enhances the quality of the learning experience. SIM requires both International and local students to attend all scheduled lectures and activities. Under the SIM Attendance Policy, local full-time students are required to attain a minimum attendance of 75% and international students who are issued a student pass by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) are required to achieve an attendance of 90%. Part-time students are encouraged to achieve an attendance of 75%.
Career outcomes
A wide variety of employment prospects exist in small, medium and large organisations in the private and public sectors. Specific fields in which graduates may commence a marketing career include product management, market research, e-commerce and e-marketing, business-to-business marketing, marketing communications, retailing, direct marketing, marketing information systems, sales, advertising and public relations.
Programme Details
(Full-Time)
Students entering this programme full-time do so at one of three levels, dependent upon their previous study. Thus, some students may not need to complete the full list of modules. For more detail on the modules required for each level, see the programme structure table on page 8. For students doing all modules, the first year of this degree includes exposure to a wide range of areas, giving students the tools and understanding to appreciate the operations of business from many angles. Included in the first year is an introductory marketing module, which introduces the student to all the major marketing terminology and practice that is essential to their development. Students also complete modules in accountancy, economics, statistics and law, making them well-rounded business students. In the second year of the programme the emphasis turns to more specialised marketing areas. Students will undertake Buyer Behaviour to help them understand the psychology of the marketing process as well as modules such as Marketing Communication, Service Quality, Marketing Research and Distribution Channels to give them specific marketing skills. One of the key modules undertaken in the second year is Advanced Marketing Concepts and Applications, which further develops high-level marketing skills with an emphasis on current-day financial, numeric and analytical skills. The final year of the degree features Strategic Marketing. This module helps tie together all the marketing knowledge and experience of the previous work undertaken. Students will also gain skills in sales and the associated communication process. The final year also rounds off the students numeric and decision-making skills by incorporating modules in Business Finance, and given Singapores place in the world economy, Global Marketing. The majority of the remaining full-time programme is made up of a range of specially selected marketing modules that represent the latest thinking, practices and knowledge in the world of marketing. These modules in Advanced Marketing Communications, B2B Marketing, Direct Marketing and Product Innovation are specifically selected for the value they add to graduates.
(Part-Time)
This marketing degree includes exposure to a wide range of modules, giving students the tools and understanding to appreciate the operations of business from many angles. Students enter the part-time programme into one of two streams one for those with a business diploma and one for those with a diploma in a non-business area. Naturally for these latter students, the initial emphasis is to introduce them to the wide range of business modules that a marketer must fully understand. Thus, included in the first year for all students from a non-business background is a foundation marketing module. This module introduces students to major marketing terminology and practice that is essential for their development. Students also complete modules in accountancy, economics, law and statistics, making them well rounded business students. For students who enter the programme with a background in business studies, the emphasis turns to more specialised marketing areas from the start. These students, and those with a non-business background who have progressed through the first year, will undertake Buyer Behaviour to help them understand the psychology of the marketing process as well as modules in Marketing Communication, Service Quality, Marketing Research and Distribution Channels to give them specific marketing skills. All of these modules provide the practical and innovative teaching approach that RMIT University is recognised for across the region. This includes practice-based assignments, true-to-life examples and teaching staff who draw on a wide variety of resources to furnish students with a marketing experience that is at the forefront of contemporary thinking in the field. One of the key modules undertaken is Advanced Marketing Concepts and Applications, which further develops high-level marketing skills with an emphasis on current-day financial, numeric and analytical skills. The later stages of the degree build upon this modules with a unit in Strategic Marketing. This modules helps tie together all the marketing knowledge and experience of the previous work undertaken. Students will also gain positive learning outcomes and skills in sales and communication as well as the global marketing process in specific modules that build these skills.
There is one intake every year, in January (for Part-time) and July /August (for Full-time). Programme Level Duration Start Date End Date Application Closing Date Local Full-time Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Part-time Level 1 Level 2 3 years 2.5 years 1.5 years 3 years 2 years August 2010 August 2010 July 2010 January 2011 January 2011 June 2013 December 2012 December 2011 December 2013 December 2012 31 May 2010 26 April 2010 End October 2010 International 3 May 2010 1 April 2010 Not Applicable
Level 3
$22,256
$16,692
The programme fee is exclusive of textbooks. Actual semester fees may vary depending upon exemptions granted and modules consumed. First semester fees payable upon acceptance of offer. Subsequent semester fees payable before commencement of semester. Students who repeat a failed module must pay a repeat fee of S$1,391 per module (inclusive of 7% GST). Not all modules will be offered every semester.
admission Criteria
To be considered for admission into the programme, applicants should have one of the following qualifications:
Level 1 Entry (24-module) Two GCE A/H2 level passes with a pass in either Knowledge & Inquiry or General Paper, or English at O level International qualifications PRC : Senior Middle Three India : ISC All India / HSC Indonesia : SMU 3 Malaysia : STPM / UEC Vietnam : Senior High School Certificate A non-business diploma from any of the local polytechnics A relevant business diploma from any of the local polytechnics Diploma in Management Studies from SIM (full-time or part-time)
$4,173
$4,173
$4,173
$4,173 $16,692
$2,782 $22,256
The programme fee is exclusive of textbooks. Actual semester fees may vary depending upon exemptions granted and modules consumed. First semester fees payable upon acceptance of offer. Subsequent semester fees payable before commencement of semester. Students who repeat a failed module must pay a repeat fee of S$1,391 per module (inclusive of 7% GST). Not all modules will be offered every semester.
admission Criteria
To be considered for admission into the programme, applicants should have one of the following qualifications:
Level 1 (16-module) Level 2 (12-module) A non-business diploma from any of the local polytechnics A relevant business diploma from any of the local polytechnics Diploma in Management Studies from SIM (full-time or part-time)
exemptions*
The University may grant exemptions for students with relevant business diplomas from the local polytechnics and recognised institutions. Exemptions are decided by the University and are granted automatically to students with the relevant background. There is no need to apply.
*Applicable to Full-time and Part-time.
Modes of Payment
Payment to Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd The modes of payment available are cash, cheque, Nets, cash card, Visa/MasterCard and/or Cashier/Money/Postal order. We accept up to 4 different modes of payment combination. All payments are to be in Singapore dollars. For cheque payment, the cheque must be crossed, and made payable to Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd. It should not be post dated. For Nets payment, the daily limit is $2,000 or $3,000, depending on the bank and your personal limit. For credit card payment, the limit is subjected to your available balance at the point of payment. We accept Visa & MasterCard only.
Application Outcome
All applicants will be informed in writing, by post regarding the outcome of their application. Verbal offers of admission will not be made or accepted. The Admissions Committee selects students for admission into the programme. All applications will be considered on individual merit. Possession of any one of the qualification as listed does not necessarily guarantee automatic entry to the programme. SIM and our university partners reserve the right to withdraw an offer of admission and cancel the enrolment of any person where such an offer was made on the basis of incomplete or inaccurate information supplied by the applicant or a certifying authority.
Acceptance of Offer
To confirm the acceptance of offer, successful applicants will have to adhere to the followings before the stipulated deadline: submit a copy of duly completed and signed Form 12 in accordance to the Private Education Act; submit a copy of duly completed and signed PEI-student contract; submit all other required document to SIM; and make payment to SIM.
How to apply
Application Procedure
There is one intake every year, in January (for Part-time) and July /August (for Full-time). Please refer to page 7 for application closing dates. Applicants can apply using the application form obtainable from SIM or download it from www.sim.edu.sg/bbmkg.html (Fulltime) or www.sim.edu.sg/bbmkp.html (Part-time). By the application closing date, you must: 1. Have attained the minimum qualification required to apply for admission to the programme. 2. Submit the following documents to the address stated below: Completed application form; Certified true copies of all qualifications and supporting documents; For international applicants, you must include the Students Pass application form. Note that your Students Pass application is subjected to Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authoritys approval. Admissions Department Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd SIM Headquarters 461 Clementi Road Singapore 599491 All documents (notarised and English translated) submitted to SIM will NOT be returned. Photocopies of the documents (notarised and English translated) are to be done so prior to submission to SIM. An application fee (inclusive of 7% GST) is payable for each application form that is submitted. This fee is non-refundable. Local applicants- $64.20 International applicants - $192.60 (This does not include all fees related to Students Pass application) You can pay at the Payment Counters located at Student Recruitment & Payment Office. Alternatively, cheques/bank drafts should be crossed and made payable to Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd with your name, personal identification or passport number and programme title indicated on the back of the cheque. It should not be post dated.
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ECON1016 MACROECONOMICS 1
Aim To introduce students to the working of the economy and its effect on the business environment; to provide students with analytical tools for identifying the current state of the economy and likely future developments and enable them to critically examine the effects of actual or projected policies; and for students to be able to express clearly their understanding of macroeconomic events. Topic Areas Introduction to macroeconomics; the market mechanism; the aggregate expenditure model; fiscal policy; the financial sector; monetary policy. Assessment Test; Examination
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MKTG1265 ADVANCED MARKETING CONCEPTS & APPLICATIONS (PRE-REQUISITE MODULES: MARKETING PRINCIPLES; BUSINESS COMPUTING; MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING & BUSINESS; BUSINESS STATISTICS 1)
Aim This module seeks to provide students with an understanding of, and experience in, the application of selected marketing concepts. In doing so, the student will gain skills related to the use of analytical tools in marketing management and their application and limitations in commercial settings. As well, students should develop an appreciation and understanding of contemporary issues in marketing in Singapore. Topic Areas The topics include: environment and industry analysis; competitive marketing strategy; forecasting; financial analysis for marketers; product development; database marketing; direct marketing; marketing and the internet; and pricing approaches and strategies. Assessment Group Assignments; Examination
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MKTG1274 SALES STRATEGY & COMMUNICATION SKILLS (PRE-REQUISITE MODULE: MARKETING PRINCIPLES)
Aim This module provides students with an understanding of the theory related to communication and business communication in particular. These theories will be applied through practical communication exercises in written, verbal and non-verbal forms. Students will also apply these theories and skills to the specialised communication areas of customer service, sales and negotiation. Students will gain an understanding of the sales process and an appreciation of how sales fits within the strategic marketing function to provide a competitive advantage. Topic Areas The topics include: business communication theory; listening; persuasion; networking; time management; project planning; oral and written presentations; the sales process; and the role of sales in the marketing mix. Assessment Group Assignment; Individual Assignment; Communication Exercises; Examination
BAFI1012 BUSINESS FINANCE (PRE-REQUISITE MODULES: PRICES & MARKETS; BUSINESS STATISTICS 1)
Aim This module is an introductory unit in business finance. It has three main aims: firstly, to develop the basic skills and knowledge needed to analyse financial decisions; secondly, to demonstrate the practical relevance and applications of financial analysis techniques; thirdly, to introduce students to some of the most significant theories which have been developed in corporate finance over the past four decades. Topic Areas Overview of corporate finance; first principles of valuation; the time value of money; valuation of bonds and shares; capital budgeting; risk and return; company cost of capital; capital structure policy. Assessment Test; Examination
MKTG1275 STRATEGIC MARKETING (PRE-REQUISITE MODULES: ADVANCED MARKETING CONCEPTS & APPLICATIONS; MARKET RESEARCH)
Aim This module is concerned with the development, implementation and evaluation of integrated corporate, business and marketing strategies. As the capstone module for the Marketing degree, it integrates earlier learning in the degree programme and places it into a strategic framework. Students are required to apply their theoretical learning to practical situations through case study and business simulation modes of learning. Through both the critical approach to the theory and the application of the theory and models to real situations, the students work experience and marketing studies will be synthesised to achieve both a theoretical understanding of the real world and a practical understanding of the theory. Topic Areas The topics include: corporate and business level strategies; environmental, industry; customer and competitor analysis; internal analysis; developing and implementing strategic options; and marketing strategies. Assessment Case Study Assignment; Business Simulation; Examination
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geNeraL INforMaTIoN
study Loans
Students may obtain study loans from these banks and institutions under a course financing scheme (subject to approval). All loan inquiries and applications are to be dealt with the banks and institutions directly. For more information, please call: Maybank Tel: 1800 629 2265 Website: www.maybank2u.com.sg NTUC Thrift & Loan Co-operative Limited Tel: 6534 7360 Website: www.ntucthrift.com.sg POSB Tel: 6333 0033 Website: www.posb.com.sg RHB Bank Berhad Tel: 1800 323 0100 Website: www.rhbbank.com.sg
Interest-free Instalment Plansyour Citibank or OCBC When you charge above S$500 to
For more information, please call: Citibank Tel : 1800 2255 225 Website : www.citibank.com.sg/educationloan OCBC Tel : 1800 3633 333 Website : www.ocbc.com.sg
Visa/MasterCard, you can enjoy interest-free instalments of six or 12 months. Terms and conditions apply.
alumni
Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Business (Marketing), graduates will be eligible for membership of the RMIT University Alumni. For more information visit www.alumni.rmit.edu.au
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refund Policy for Withdrawals and Change of Course
Refund Policy
Percentage of Aggregate Amount of the Course Fees and Miscellaneous Fees paid 100% Refund (i.e. Maximum Refund) less S$200 administrative fee and GST 75% Refund Receipt of original fully completed hardcopy Student Request Form with relevant supporting documentary proof More than 14 days before the Course Commencement Date Within 14 days before the Course Commencement Date OR within 7 days after the Course Commencement Date More than 7 days after the Course Commencement Date
No refund
Notes 1. Application fee for courses is non-refundable. 2. All requests for refunds arising from withdrawals and change of course must be accompanied with original fully completed hardcopy Student Request Form (downloadable from Students Portal) with relevant supporting documentary proof. 3. Approvals for change of course will be granted on a case by case basis and subject to meeting each individual courses admission requirements. 4. Refunds (if any) will be processed within 7 days of receipt of original fully completed hardcopy Student Request Form with relevant supporting documentary proof. Forms that are received after 12.00 pm would be considered as submission on the next working day. 5. Transferring to another institution is deemed as a withdrawal from SIM. As such, for international students who transfer to another institution, their International Students Pass will be cancelled. These students will have to submit their Passport and International Students Pass within 3 working days of the transfer. Attendance record and other relevant documentation to facilitate the transfer will be provided upon request. 6. International students who wish to change to another course offer by SIM will also need to submit their Students Pass application to Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA) for approval. 7. For new applicants, in the event that the Students Pass application is not approved by ICA, the applicant will enjoy a full refund of the course fee. 8. Course fees must be paid in full before course commencement date.
Confidentiality Clause
SIM is committed to maintaining the confidentiality of the students personal information and undertakes not to divulge any of the students personal information to any third party without the prior written consent of the student SUBJECT TO the obligation of SIM to disclose to any Singapore government authority any information relating to the student in compliance with the law and/or to the organisation conferring/awarding the qualification.
Cooling-off Period
There will be a cooling-off period of 7 working days after signing the standard PEI-Student Contract. Students have the right to cancel the contract within 7 working days and be entitled to full refund less administrative charges and consumed fees. After the cooling-off period, SIMs refund policy will apply.
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SIM Clementi Centre This is where the offices of SIM Universitys programmes are housed. Halls of Residence at 100 Ulu Pandan It is designed to provide students with an all-rounded education that balances study, play and social life. Occupying 4.5 hectares or the size of six football fields, the campus at Ulu Pandan has a whole array of residential, sporting and recreational facilities including function rooms, a multipurpose hall, tennis and futsal courts, gym, outdoor yoga pad, fitness area, student lounge, dance studio, barbeque pits and cafeteria set in spacious, verdant grounds. Affordable room rates are available for students seeking accommodation. Choose from well-furnished single, double or triple occupancy units. Themed studio apartments are also available for visiting parents and faculty.
Support Services
Committed to the student welfare, SIM extends support from financial assistance schemes to counselling services and structured processes for grievance resolution. We have also put in place a medical insurance for all students of SIM, covering students 24 hours in Singapore only, and on schoolrelated activities overseas. For more information on student support services, please visit www.sim.edu.sg/support.html
Career Services
Blend of Culture
Through its professional programmes and extensive resources, SIM GE helps students develop and identify career objectives.
Global Diversity in a Local Campus interaction with peers from more than 40 countries worldwide.
Offering different perspectives but the same experience, SIM GEs remarkable global blend of cultural diversities continues to grow. More than 40 nationalities from countries such as China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar and Vietnam are represented. They provide excellent exchange and sharing of knowledge and global practices.
The SIM PEARLS personal development programme trains you in Personal mastery, Emotional quotient, Active communication, and Relational, Leadership and Strategic thinking skills.
Infrastructure
Education Options
Stability
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Phase 1: Side View from Maju Camp On October 2009, the SIM Group unveiled its Master Plan under which 56,000 square metres of space more than double its current campus will be added to its Clementi campus by 2014. It will provide interactive exchange zones, as well as indoor and outdoor sporting and social interaction spaces to encourage the exchange of ideas, enhance learning beyond physical confines and enrich learning experiences. Under the first phase of the project, the six-storey green and eco-friendly building with a floor space of 28,000 square metres is expected to be completed in early 2011. It will have 27 lecture theatres, 32 seminar rooms and four computer labs, all equipped and wired with state-of-the-art technology to enhance learning for a new generation of IT-savvy students. There will also be a library extension that will incorporate a cyberstation, an interactive zone, a gaming room and an al-fresco study area facing an open courtyard to foster informal discussions. Other key features include two food and beverage outlets, a student hub, student lounge, gym and office space for UniSIM. Phase 1: Library Extension
Phase 1: Cyberstation
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Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd 461 Clementi Road Singapore 599491 Tel: (65) 6248 9746 Fax: (65) 6462 9411 Email: study@sim.edu.sg www.sim.edu.sg/ge
Photo Credits Page 1: Photos of Professor Gill Palmer and Professor Tony Naughton, courtesy of RMIT University, Australia Page 2: Photo of RMIT University Australian campus, courtesy of RMIT University, Australia Page 4: Photo of Associate Professor Con Stavros, courtesy of RMIT University, Australia
The information in this brochure is current at the time of printing on 26 Feb 2010. SIM and RMIT University reserve the right to change the information, including fees, herein at any time.