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At RP, you’ll find a nurturing, student-centric environment that helps you learn holistically. Beside each and every student is a mentor, there to guide you throughout your journey with us — and what a journey it promises to be! With RP’s Problem-based Learning approach, you’ll soon realise you’re more than able to solve whatever challenges get thrown your way. Transforming problems into possibilities? We’ll open your eyes. You’ll embark on a comprehensive enhanced internship programme which will give you a head start in your career. Look forward to achieving your dreams at RP as lifelong learning is a journey and we are here to help you develop your potential. Our suite of lifelong learning courses will quench your thirst for learning, strengthen your skillsets and lead you to acquire new ones to stay relevant in this ever-evolving world. Discover your potential, achieve your dreams and embrace a transformative experience at RP because we’re so much more.
CONTENTS 15 Biomedical Science 19 Biotechnology 23 Environmental Science 27 Marine Science & Aquaculture 31 Materials Science 35 Pharmaceutical Science 39 Common Science Programme
ABOUT SCHOOL OF
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APPLIED SCIENCE Want to explore the unknown and find your ‘Eureka!’ moment? At RP School of Applied Science (SAS), you’ll learn to uncover new knowledge to pioneer new frontiers in science. Get ready to hone your research and technical skills to make life-changing discoveries.
Delve into the modern scientific world and explore realms from aquaculture to pharmaceutics. SAS will unlock your curiosity and learning mindset and lead you to discover your passion amidst a diversity of scientific fields. We’ll nurture your talents and help you develop skills that will position you at the frontlines of biomedical and urban science. Challenge yourself at one of the largest science schools in Singapore, and be amazed at what you can achieve. Start off with the Common Science Programme or find exciting opportunities in our range of diploma courses in:
Biomedical Science Biotechnology Environmental Science Marine Science & Aquaculture Materials Science Pharmaceutical Science
SHAPE THE FUTURE THROUGH SCIENCE
WE HELP YOU
With SAS, you can be confident in embarking on a rewarding career, equipped with the firm foundation and practical skills for an industry with unbound potential. Our committed lecturers, with years of scientific exploration and accumulated knowledge, will be your mentors on this stimulating journey. Enjoy opportunities to go from classroom and laboratory into the real world with rigorous industrial attachments.
You will interact and learn from experts in their fields, make valuable contacts for your network, and play a pivotal role in solving actual problems. Make your mark as aquarists, pharmacy technicians, environmental officers, or materials technologists; or take your interests further with a degree in biotechnology, medicine or environmental science. Your SAS diploma prepares you as a contributing member of the scientific community, for a better tomorrow for all.
LIFELONG LEARNING
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To meet the ever-evolving demands of the global workforce, lifelong learning is becoming increasingly important. Embark on your lifelong learning journey with us at SAS! Choose to take up a Part-Time or Specialist Diploma, participate in a SkillsFuture Work-Study Programme, or boost your proficiency level with a short course such as those in the SkillsFuture Series.
SKILLSFUTURE WORK-STUDY PROGRAMMES Check out the range of Work-Study Programmes offered by SAS! FOR FRESH DIPLOMA GRADUATES
FOR FRESH ITE GRADUATES
Work-Study Post-Diploma (Specialist Diploma in Biomedical Technology)
Work-Study Certificate leading to Diploma in Applied Science (Environmental Services and Management) Work-Study Certificate leading to Diploma in Applied Science (Pharmaceutical Sciences) Work-Study Certificate leading to Diploma in Applied Science (Urban Agricultural Technology)
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Here’s what our Work-Study Programme students have to say: Through the Work-Study Programme at RP, I was able to fulfil my personal aspiration of attaining a local diploma qualification while being employed by one of the largest home-grown cleaning services companies, Chye Thiam Maintenance. I’ve learnt to operate new equipment and to develop people skills during my course of work and study.”
Shah Razi Bin Mazley Work-Study Certificate leading to Diploma in Applied Science (Environmental Services and Management) Year 1
As part of this programme, Shah is employed full-time as an Associate Officer at Chye Thiam Maintenance Pte Ltd. He is currently deployed at Jewel Changi Airport, where he assists the site manager with the daily site operations. Shah also leads a team of Environmental Services professionals at Jewel Changi Airport.
Nobody wants a life that’s all work and no play. Some choose all play and no study, but I chose to work, play and study. That’s the work-study programme for me.”
Elton Lee Zheng An Work-Study Certificate leading to Diploma in Applied Science (Pharmaceutical Sciences) Year 2
Elton works at the Vista Dental Surgery (Woodlands Branch) as a Dental Surgery Assistant. His work at the clinic includes assisting the dentist in providing quality dental treatment to patients as well as preparing dental instruments and equipment.
FULL QUALIFICATIONS PROGRAMMES SPECIALIST DIPLOMAS Specialist Diploma in Biomedical Informatics and Analytics Support biomedical and healthcare informatics research
Specialist Diploma in Biomedical Technology Prepare for careers in medical technology and healthcare Focus on medical sensors, devices and instruments
PART-TIME DIPLOMAS Diploma in Applied Science (Pharmaceutical Sciences) Be proficient in development, manufacturing, marketing and dispensing of pharmaceuticals and health products
Diploma in Applied Science (Medical Laboratory Science) Gain knowledge and technical skills for diagnostic clinical laboratories or related fields in biomedical research and technology
Diploma in Applied Science (Urban Agricultural Technology) Master agricultural technologies for food production, farming process and management, urban farming technology and systems, as well as agribusiness and sustainable farming
Diploma in Applied Science (Nutrition and Food Science) Learn about food manufacturing, processing operations and productivity planning Acquire knowledge about quality, hygiene and safety standards
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Diploma in Applied Science (Environmental Services and Management) Learn about solid waste management, cleaning services, resource management, environmental technologies, data analytics, and environmental health and safety
SHORT COURSES & INDUSTRY-RELEVANT PROGRAMMES SAS supports the development of Singapore as a clean, healthy and smart nation. Our bite-sized courses and industry-relevant programmes are designed to pique your interest and promote professional upgrading. Our offerings include:
Going Clean Agriculture 101
Getting Healthy Everyday Botanica
Eco Ambassador Starter & goEco Ambassador
Healthy Diet for Healthy Ageing
Rapid Hygiene Monitoring using ATP Bioluminescence
Phlebotomy Principles and Practice
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Basic Ionising Radiation Safety
Growing Smart 3D Additive Manufacturing: Materials and Technologies Advanced Composites Manufacturing: Fundamentals and Applications Analytics for Quality Control Design Innovation for Advanced Composites Failure Analysis of Advanced Composites Pharmaceutical Inventory Management
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OUR GRADUATES Apart from laying the essential foundation for academic excellence, RP has given me a myriad of opportunities to contribute back to society. The service-learning activities organised by the various interest groups provided ample avenues for volunteerism and self-development.”
Tay Xin Yi Peggy Diploma in Biomedical Science (DBMS) with Merit 2015 Graduate Republic Polytechnic Freshman Scholarship 2012 Tan Sri Dr Tan Chin Tuan Scholarship 2013 & 2014 Graduated with Distinction in the Bachelor of Science (Honours) with a major in Life Sciences from National University of Singapore (NUS) in 2019 Currently working as a Medical Technologist at the National Healthcare Group Diagnostics
RP was my stepping stone to a career in life sciences. The Problem-based Learning pedagogy taught me independence and proved useful when I faced challenging situations at work and in life. Ultimately, DBMS has shaped me as a better leader and a resourceful colleague in my team.”
S Nishaleni Devi Diploma in Biomedical Science (DBMS) 2009 Graduate Currently working as a Medical Technologist at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital
Nishaleni’s years in SAS have given her a continuing thirst for knowledge. Her diploma paved the way to obtaining a degree in life sciences from the National University of Singapore (NUS), whereupon she joined the Ng Teng Fong General Hospital as a medical technologist. Having been promoted to be in charge of the laboratory automation system in the biochemistry section of her lab, she is now pursuing a Masters degree in Health Services Management.
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Peggy’s career in healthcare shows off a compassionate side which was developed during her time at SAS. Balancing her studies — which included enriching internships at A*STAR, Singapore Food Agency and Mount Elizabeth Hospital — with a host of volunteer activities, this all-rounder uses her skills to give back to society. Be it performing as a street magician at Tan Chin Tuan Foundation events or assisting the physiotherapists at Ang Mo Kio Thye Hua Kwan Hospital, Peggy is a fine example of what our students can achieve.
I never thought that a biotechnology course would allow me to venture into such a wide range of industries. Through RP’s industry-linked internship programme and my final year project, I gained a great wealth of knowledge and experience. Being able to carry out tasks and work independently is one of the valuable life skills I attained from the school.”
Mira Nadhira Bte Fathul Rahman Diploma in Biotechnology (DBIO) 2019 Graduate Currently working as a Perfumery Technician at Symrise Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
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Mira’s journey with Symrise started before she graduated from RP. As a food and nutrition student, Mira embarked on a 24-week internship with their sensory and consumer insights department. The skills she acquired won her an excellent review from Symrise, which offered her a further opportunity for her final year project. Post-graduation, Mira is enjoying her work with Symrise as a Perfumery Technician. Her work involves conducting compound fragrance trials and supporting quality control.
While I was studying at RP, I met many people from all walks of life and forged significant friendships with them. RP lecturers are generous in sharing their knowledge and expertise, and are astute with their guidance. With the skills and knowledge that I’ve gained, I’ve been groomed to be well-equipped for the industry and ready to take on future challenges.”
Ian Lim Zhengjie Diploma in Environmental Science (DENV) 2019 Graduate
Ian is a green champion for whom the Overseas Industry Immersion Programme sharpened the desire to serve local and regional communities. The World Wildlife Fund volunteer took his course seriously, devoting time to understand environmental issues and share awareness with the public. The Intellectual Games interest group president and 2018 Singapore WSH Conference participant has been invited to join the Rotaract Club of Temasek, allowing him to hone his leadership and human capital management skills to better serve in the field he loves.
I’ve gained so much knowledge and insight from lecturers, my colleagues from my internship stint and my peers in school. Lessons were interesting and hands-on activities were plentiful. One of the most valuable takeaways from my learning experience in SAS is the mantra: Give nothing but the best, and a pinch more of ‘extra’.”
Natalie On Kei-Yan Diploma in Marine Science & Aquaculture (DMAC) 2019 Graduate
A scholarship recipient since her first year with RP, Natalie found the motivation to do her best in SAS, noting that RP’s Problem-based Learning pedagogy encouraged her to not just think critically and learn independently but to go beyond her comfort zone with confidence. Natalie applied this to her CCA as well, as she was the Female Captain of the Canoe Sprint interest group. The recent graduate has been recognised for her efforts with both an Edusave Certificate of Academic Achievement and Certificate of Merit for sports participation.
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Materials Science was unfamiliar ground to me when I enrolled in polytechnic, but having studied DMTS, I’ve developed many new skills. This has opened doors to my career and made me confident of my work abilities.”
Eleanor Neo Shu Jun Diploma in Materials Science (DMTS) 2019 Graduate Currently working as a research associate at the Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) after her RP internship stint with the company
Eleanor was offered a post as full-time associate researcher at P&G after her internship. Her supervisor had noticed how she was able to operate independently very quickly, and that she possessed keen observation skills — skills which she says SAS helped nurture. Eleanor picked up various academic awards while also setting up the Makers interest group. She actively raises funds for the Down Syndrome Association (Singapore) as well.
Out of all decisions I ever made, choosing RP was one of the best! Besides equipping me with soft skills and practical knowledge, it also offered a wide range of CCAs which led me to discover a passion for contributing to society. This is something that is aligned with my field of study.
Juliana Fransisca Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science (DPHM) 2016 Graduate Currently pursuing Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy) at NUS
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Juliana’s perseverance while studying at RP paid off, having led to a slew of awards and scholarships and her graduating as top DPHM student with a perfect GPA score. She believes one of the reasons she persists to strive in her university course is the continuing support and encouragement she gets from her former RP lecturers. Juliana found her passion to impact people’s lives through pharmacy and is now on her way to fulfilling her dreams.
My education at RP has shaped me into the Pharmacy Technician that I am today. Today, five years into my job at the children’s emergency department, I still rely on the fundamental knowledge that was gained from the diploma.
Tan Ming Li, Abigail Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science (DHPM) 2013 Graduate Currently working as a Pharmacy Technician at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH)
Abigail may have graduated from RP but still maintains close ties with us as an active alumnus. The Daisy Phay Foundation scholar has always been actively contributing to RP and society. Then, Abigail was one of the pioneer student leaders who organised the first blood donation drive in RP, now an annual event. Today, she engages DPHM students and their parents by sharing her RP experience with them. She also serves the broader community as a Red Cross volunteer and has been sponsored by KKH to study for an Advanced Diploma in Pharmaceutical Sciences.
INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCES
SAS works with over 150 local and overseas partners to secure industry attachment opportunities for our students’ 20-week Industry Immersion Programme. Through these internships, you will gain valuable real-world experiences that will give you a professional edge over your peers when you enter the workforce. These are some of our industry partners: Polar Puffs & Cakes Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) Raffles Medical Group Rolls-Royce Singapore Singapore General Hospital Tropical Marine Science Institute (National University of Singapore) University of Technology Sydney (Australia) Wilmar (Shanghai) Biotechnology Research and Development Centre Co. Ltd
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A*STAR Research Institutions Baxter Healthcare SA Essilor Singapore Guardian Health and Beauty Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Alexandra Health) MSD International GmbH Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (Australia) National Cancer Centre Singapore National Neuroscience Institute National Parks Board Par International Holdings Pte Ltd Parkway Laboratory Services Ltd
INTERNSHIP WITH SINGAPORE GENERAL HOSPITAL
Craig Ryan Joseph
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Diploma in Biomedical Science 2015 Graduate
Craig Ryan Joseph’s internship at SGH’s Cytogenetics Laboratory gave him new insights into what it is like to be a medical technologist. He honed his laboratory skills and learned the importance of delivering quality results and avoiding preanalytical errors. His interactions with his supervisor, senior medical technologist, Mdm Lau Lai Ching, left a great impression on him. Mdm Lau taught him that the purpose of achieving quality work was not just about producing good cell harvests, but looking at each name on the blood tubes and knowing that someone’s life is dependent on what he does in the lab.
INTERNSHIP WITH WILMAR INTERNATIONAL
Jeannie Ang
Diploma in Biotechnology 2015 Graduate
Jeannie Ang’s four-month overseas Industry Immersion Programme at Wilmar (Shanghai) Biotechnology Research and Development Centre Co. Ltd in China provided great exposure to life as a research scientist and gave her a taste of independent living. Despite the challenges of staying abroad, she was able to keep a clear head and consistently demonstrated exceptional performance in her work. She now works as Logistics Project Specialist at PAREXEL International – a multinational, life sciences consulting firm.
INDUSTRY COLLABORATIONS
Gain hands-on experience and apply the knowledge and skills you learnt in class to solve real-world challenges through our industry collaborations! Republic Polytechnic Develops New Soy Granola Bar 12
In collaboration with industry partner, Mr Bean, a group of students and lecturers from SAS redeveloped the formula and modified the recipe of the soy granola bar to enhance the nutritional value and provide a healthier granola with the goodness of nuts and seeds to all consumers.
Development of Wholegrain Sugar Rolls Health-conscious consumers can now enjoy healthier yet delicious snacks at Polar Puffs & Cakes outlets, thanks to a successful partnership among Polar Puffs & Cakes, the Health Promotion Board and SAS. By using wholegrains, less sugar and less fat, our students and staff were able to create a healthier version of Polar’s famous sugar rolls.
BEYOND BORDERS Going Overseas to Discover Japanese Scientific Flair
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What are research institutions and scientific industries around the world up to?
Twenty-four SAS students and two of their lecturers went to Tokyo, Japan to gain more insights into the region, exploring a country known for its industrial and academic prowess in the applied sciences. The six-day trip over 18 to 23 March 2019 brought them from Tokyo Healthcare University to Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, where they engaged with the local students in crosscultural exchanges. Also memorable were the visits to Kirin Brewery Yokohama Factory for a look at the food industry, FANCL’s factory at Chiba to survey the bio-health product industry and Crecla Honjo Factory to note trends in water treatment. It was certainly an interesting variety of educational visits, and the students found the academic and cultural exposure priceless.
ACHIEVEMENTS
It was a meeting of like-minded youths at the Young Scientists’ Symposium 2019. A 23-team strong contingent from SAS shared what they had been doing in their final year of study and internships with some 180 other students from local polytechnics and universities. The event at the Singapore Science Centre, organised by the Singapore Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, with support from the Singapore Science Centre and NUS Department of Biochemistry, proved fruitful for our students. Diploma in Biomedical Science (DBMS) student Ng Zi Xiu walked away with the Thermo Fisher Oral Presentation Distinction Prize. Wilfred Tan Xin Wei from DBMS, Tay See Lin from Diploma in Biotechnology and Chen Yu Wei with her team from Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science all won merit prizes for their poster presentations, while DBMS student Chang Jit Yee won the Audience Clicker Prize. All prizes were sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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Presenting Projects to Poly and Uni Peers An Excellent Showing at the MOE ExCEL Fest 2019 Having achieved three awards at the MOE ExCEL Fest 2019, this is a clear indication of the quality of lecturers we have at SAS. The teams were at the platform for MOE institutions to exchange best practices and innovations, where Minister for Education, Mr Ong Ye Kung was Guest-of-Honour. Two of our teams picked up Gold Innergy Awards. These were Dr Chiradip Chatterjee, Dr Susmita Bandyopadhyay and Dr Janaki H Shah with their project ‘Eco-friendly Sunlight Activated Larvicides for Control of Mosquito Borne Diseases’, and Dr Goh Chee Keong, Mr Low Thong Kiang and Mr Tang Lok Hing for ‘Transforming Municipal Solid Waste Incineration (MSWI) Fly Ash into Value-added Products’. In addition, Dr Susmita’s work driving invention at the workplace won her the Outstanding Innovator Award.
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BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE Develop practical knowledge and technical skills for working with DNA, cells and analytical instruments Gain in-depth understanding of how to plan and design biomedical experiments
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Engage in a 20-week Industry Immersion Programme with organisations such as the A*STAR Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology, Genome Institute of Singapore, Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, Parkway Laboratory Services, Raffles Medical Group, and Singapore General Hospital
RP students are dedicated to performing tasks well during their internship. I am impressed by the work they produced and happy that they have exceeded my expectations of an intern! DR VIVIAN WOO Research Fellow Institute of Medical Biology A*STAR
ABOUT THE
DIPLOMA
To understand the nature of diseases and how to combat them, you must first comprehend how diseases develop in the human body. The Diploma in Biomedical Science (DBMS) will teach you the essentials of human anatomy, the molecular and physiological basis of different diseases, and their corresponding treatments. With access to state-of-the art facilities and powerful diagnostic technology, your investigative and technical skills will be honed for scientific research and laboratory diagnostics. You will also receive extensive hands-on training through the two specialisation tracks — Biomedical Research and Medical Laboratory Technology.
With the new opportunities arising in the research, manufacturing, education, medical, and healthcare sectors, DBMS graduates are poised to take on roles such as: Biomedical Research Assistant Laboratory Technologist Medical and Laboratory Product Specialist Medical Technologist Quality Control/Quality Assurance Officer
Through DBMS, you can look forward to a rewarding career in the biomedical science and healthcare industry. Scan to find out more about the diploma
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Turn a fascination with the human body’s responses to illness into an analytical career in the biomedical science and healthcare profession.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
COURSE
STRUCTURE The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.
GENERAL MODULES G101 G107 G121 G951 G952 G953 G961 G962
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Communication in the Global Workplace Innovation and Practice Life Skills I Life Skills II Life Skills III ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready
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DISCIPLINE MODULES A103 A104 A108 A113 A201 A204 A221 A222 A223 A231 A232 A233
Anatomy and Physiology Biology Laboratory Practices and Safety Mathematics Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology II Microbiology Molecular and Cell Biology Biochemistry Immunology Genetics Pharmacology and Toxicology
SPECIALISATION MODULES Choose one out of two specialisation tracks listed below:
OPTION 1 : BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH TRACK A234 A321 A322 A331 A332 A351
Neurobiology Proteomics Genomics Cell Cycle and Oncology Structural Biology Medical Microbiology
OPTION 2: MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY TRACK A234 A251 A351 A352 A353 A354
Neurobiology Medical Technology Medical Microbiology Diagnostic Pathology Clinical Chemistry Haematology
ELECTIVE MODULES Select one module from the list below: A202 A205 A224 A252
Chemistry II Epidemiologic Methods Recombinant DNA Technologies Patient Care
INDUSTRY ORIENTATION PROGRAMME A300
Project
Select one module from the list below: A931 A932
Industry Immersion Programme Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme
FREELY CHOSEN MODULES Select either one of the following: A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules
MINIMUM
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR GCE O-LEVEL HOLDERS
GRADE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
1-7
MATHEMATICS (ELEMENTARY / ADDITIONAL)
1-6
ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS*
1-6
*Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Electronics, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry)
For the full listing of entry requirements, visit www.rp.edu.sg/full-time-courses/dbms
FURTHER STUDIES
DBMS graduates are ideally placed to pursue a degree in various biomedical and applied science fields including bioengineering, biological science, chemistry, dentistry, medicine, medical laboratory technology, medical science, and psychology. A large proportion of our graduates went on to undertake their degrees at the National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Management University, Singapore Institute of Technology, and Singapore University of Social Sciences. Top universities overseas also welcome our graduates with advanced standing of up to two years. They include:
Australian National University (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Newcastle University (UK) Queen’s University Belfast (UK) RMIT University (Australia) The University of Queensland (Australia) The University of Sydney (Australia) University of Leeds (UK) University of Otago (NZ) University of Sheffield (UK)
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BIOTECHNOLOGY Gain the skills to harness technology and create the next generation of biologics and vaccines Understand how biotechnology can revolutionise food production, resilience and security
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Undergo a 20-week Industry Immersion Programme with organisations such as A*STAR research institutes, Comcrop, National Cancer Centre Singapore, Novartis, Roche Singapore Technical Operations, Singapore Food Agency, Sustenir Agriculture, Symrise Asia Pacific, and Wilmar International
Justin has adequate technical knowledge that enabled him to work independently and efficiently to complete his assigned tasks on time. He proved his willingness to learn by taking his own initiative to explore other areas and products beyond his job scope as our intern. GRACE H. LIZARDO Marketing Manager, Roche Diagnostics Asia Pacific Pte Ltd on Intern, Ng Jun Wei Justin, 2019 Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology
ABOUT THE
DIPLOMA
Gain knowledge across the broad spectrum that biotechnology encompasses. From agricultural sciences and food formulation to vaccine design, the Diploma in Biotechnology (DBIO) helps you develop solutions that benefit the world. Get creative and leverage technology to improve agricultural quality and production, and craft new, nutritionally-enhanced foods through the Food and Agrotech specialisation track; or learn to develop effective biological therapeutics to treat diseases with the Biologics specialisation track. DBIO will open doors to you in food research and development, agrotechnology & agricultural production, agri-biotechnology research, biologics manufacturing, microbiological testing, medical diagnostics and life science research. You will also experience the real-world impact of biotechnology as you embark on collaborative projects and internships with major companies in the industry. Be well on track for an exciting career through DBIO!
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As a DBIO graduate, you can pursue careers in the agrotechnology, biopharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical technology, food development and food manufacturing industries. Look forward to career opportunities in roles such as: Assistant Agricultural Scientist/Assistant Assistant Biotechnologist Assistant Food Technologist/Researcher Food Industry and Microbiology Specialist Health Education Officer Laboratory Assistant/ Technologist Market Development Executive Plant Biotechnologist Production/Process Technician Quality Assurance Assistant Quality Control Analyst/ Assistant/Executive Research Technologist
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Understand new breakthroughs in science, and tackle global challenges in food, health and genetic engineering.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
COURSE
STRUCTURE The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component. GENERAL MODULES G101 G107 G121 G951 G952 G953 G961 G962
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Communication in the Global Workplace Innovation and Practice Life Skills I Life Skills II Life Skills III ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready
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DISCIPLINE MODULES A104 A106 A108 A113 A201 A218 A221 A222 A223 A224 A232 A364
Biology Organic and Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory Practices and Safety Mathematics Chemistry Quality Assurance and Data Science Microbiology Molecular and Cell Biology Biochemistry Recombinant DNA Technologies Genetics Analytical Instrumentation
INDUSTRY ORIENTATION PROGRAMME A300
Project
Select one module from the list below: A931 A932
Industry Immersion Programme Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme
SPECIALISATION MODULES Choose one out of two specialisation tracks listed below:
OPTION 1 : BIOLOGICS TRACK A103 A210 A231 A241 A303 A305 A322
Anatomy and Physiology Protein Technologies Immunology Cell Culture Biological Therapeutics Biologics Production Genomics
OPTION 2: FOOD AND AGROTECH TRACK A213 A214 A215 A306 A307 A310 A313
Introduction to Agro-science Plant Genetics and Tissue Culture Fundamentals of Agro-systems Food Science and Nutrition Food Processing and Packaging Quality Assurance in Agricultural and Food Products Food Innovation and Sustainability
FREELY CHOSEN MODULES Select either one of the following: A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules
MINIMUM
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR GCE O-LEVEL HOLDERS
GRADE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
1-7
MATHEMATICS (ELEMENTARY / ADDITIONAL)
1-6
ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS*
1-6
*Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Electronics, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry)
For the full listing of entry requirements, visit www.rp.edu.sg/full-time-courses/dbio
FURTHER STUDIES
As a DBIO graduate, you can pursue degree programmes in a wide range of subjects such as biotechnology, biological sciences, food and nutrition, chemistry, medical sciences, and business. Every year, a significant percentage of our graduates have been accepted into the National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Management University, and Singapore Institute of Technology. Top universities overseas also welcome our graduates with advanced standing of up to two years. They include: Australian National University (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Newcastle University (UK) Queensland University of Technology (Australia) RMIT University (Australia) The University of Melbourne (Australia) The University of Queensland (Australia) University of Dundee (UK) University of Western Australia (Australia)
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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Understand key environmental challenges including air, land and water pollution, solid waste and wastewater generation, loss of biodiversity and climate change Acquire valuable knowledge and skills to prepare for a career in the environmental and technology sectors
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Experience a 20-week Industry Immersion Programme with local organisations such as National Parks Board, Public Utilities Board, Mandai Park Holdings, Micron, Sembcorp, and the National University of Singapore, as well as overseas institutions in China, Myanmar and Vietnam
At the Singapore Environment Council, we’re fortunate to have interns from RP who are filled with initiative, possess great skillsets and always willing to lend a helping hand to gear towards completion of tasks. Many of them have the calibre and desire to do well in their careers after they graduate. MR KAVICKUMAR MURUGANATHAN Head (Eco-Certifications)/Lead Environmental Engineer Singapore Environmental Council
ABOUT THE
DIPLOMA Take your place among the next generation of environmental leaders.
You will also learn to process environmental data using state-of-the-art visualisation software and gain bizSAFE Levels 2 and 4 certifications that give you an edge for your career. With insights into best practices and current strategies, you will be well prepared as engineers, consultants or workplace health and safety officers in the environmental management industry.
The diploma will prepare you to tackle the world of environmental science with potential roles in environmental, water services, petrochemical and semiconductor sectors. Get ready to take on roles such as: Conservation and Outreach Officer Environmental Officer Research Laboratory Technician Environmental Health and Safety Technician Water Laboratory Technician
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Concerned about climate change, loss of wildlife and pollution? The Diploma in Environmental Science (DENV) shows you how to conserve and protect the natural environment through responsible care and sustainable practices. You will study an extensive range of topics including waste and water management, regulatory issues and sustainable technology solutions in the field of Environmental Technology and Management.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
COURSE
STRUCTURE The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.
GENERAL MODULES G101 G107 G121 G951 G952 G953 G961 G962
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Communication in the Global Workplace Innovation and Practice Life Skills I Life Skills II Life Skills III ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready
A206 A208 A308 A309
Environmental Issues and Sustainability Ecology and Earth Science Environment, Health and Safety Environmental Management and Assessment A318 Environment, Health and Safety II A319 Environmental Data Analysis A334 Pollution Control and Monitoring A335 Energy Utilisation and Management A347 Solid and Hazardous Waste Management A348 Water and Wastewater Treatment A393 Membrane Technologies
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DISCIPLINE MODULES
SPECIALISATION MODULES
A104 A107 A108 A113 A114 A201 A202 A221
Biology Physics Laboratory Practices and Safety Mathematics Mathematics II Chemistry Chemistry II Microbiology
INDUSTRY ORIENTATION PROGRAMME A300
Project
Select one module from the list below: A931 A932
Industry Immersion Programme Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme
FREELY CHOSEN MODULES Select either one of the following: A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules
MINIMUM
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR GCE O-LEVEL HOLDERS
GRADE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
1-7
MATHEMATICS (ELEMENTARY / ADDITIONAL)
1-6
ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS*
1-6
*Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Electronics, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry)
For the full listing of entry requirements, visit www.rp.edu.sg/full-time-courses/denv
FURTHER STUDIES
As a DENV graduate, you can further pursue your studies in degree programmes across a wide range of related areas such as environmental science, biotechnology, biological science, engineering, medical science, business management, and psychology. Every year, a large proportion of our graduates enrol in the National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University and Singapore Institute of Technology. Top universities overseas also welcome our graduates with advanced standing of up to two years. They include: Australian National University (Australia) James Cook University (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Newcastle University (UK) Queensland University of Technology (Australia) RMIT University (Australia) The University of Melbourne (Australia)
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MARINE SCIENCE & AQUACULTURE Develop skills and knowledge to help conserve marine ecosystems and ensure a sustainable supply of fish Learn to use advanced technology to support the design and operations of aquaculture facilities
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Participate in a 20-week Industry Immersion Programme at local or overseas research institutes, aquaculture facilities, and conservation sanctuaries
The launch of DMAC is timely as students will be trained on an evidence-based approach to problem-solving and I believe the capabilities and skillsets these graduates acquire is what the industry needs to innovate and transform. A/PROF MATTHEW TAN Chief Executive Officer Oceanus Tech Pte Ltd Chief Technology Officer Oceanus Group Limited
ABOUT THE
DIPLOMA Uncover the secrets of the ocean and be a knowledgeable advocate for marine biodiversity.
Get trained by our skilled lecturers with their own unique experiences and join in the effort for the conservation of marine biodiversity. You will get up close and personal with aquatic wildlife and gain the essential skills to work in research institutes and marine and aquaculture-related businesses.
Many of our DMAC graduates have progressed to enjoy enriching careers in fisheries, oceanariums, marine parks and reserves, research institutes, and government agencies. You can pursue roles such as: Aquaculture Laboratory Assistant Aquarist Marine Conservation Executive Marine Facility Manager Production Technologist Regulatory Officer
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As the only marine science-related course in Singapore, the Diploma in Marine Science & Aquaculture (DMAC) offers a comprehensive programme that fully prepares you for a career in marine conservation and aquaculture management. You will discover what makes our complex and diverse marine ecosystems so special, and learn to manage marine and aquatic health, as well as production systems and farm operations.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
COURSE
STRUCTURE The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component.
GENERAL MODULES G101 G107 G121 G951 G952 G953 G961 G962
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Communication in the Global Workplace Innovation and Practice Life Skills I Life Skills II Life Skills III ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready
DISCIPLINE MODULES
SPECIALISATION MODULES A209 A236 A237 A238 A239 A240 A338 A339 A340 A350
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A358 A104 A108 A113 A201 A221 A222 A223
Biology Laboratory Practices and Safety Mathematics Chemistry Microbiology Molecular and Cell Biology Biochemistry
INDUSTRY ORIENTATION PROGRAMME A300
Marine Ecology and Conservation Marine and Freshwater Biology Chemical Oceanography and Water Chemistry Aquaculture Technology Genetics and Fish Breeding Health Management of Marine and Freshwater Organisms Fisheries and Farm Operations Aquaculture Production Feed Formulation and Nutrition Seafood Handling, Processing and Food Safety Comparative Aquatic Animal Physiology
ELECTIVE MODULES Select one module from the list below: A206 A208 A308 A309 B216
Environmental Issues and Sustainability Ecology and Earth Science Environment, Health and Safety Environmental Management and Assessment Marketing
Project
Select one module from the list below: A931 A932
Industry Immersion Programme Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme
FREELY CHOSEN MODULES Select either one of the following: A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules
MINIMUM
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR GCE O-LEVEL HOLDERS
GRADE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
1-7
MATHEMATICS (ELEMENTARY / ADDITIONAL)
1-6
ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS*
1-6
*Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Electronics, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry)
For the full listing of entry requirements, visit www.rp.edu.sg/full-time-courses/dmac
FURTHER STUDIES
As a DMAC graduate, you are ideally positioned to pursue further studies at reputable local and overseas universities such as: Deakin University (Australia) Griffith University (Australia) James Cook University (Australia) Macquarie University (Australia) Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) National University of Singapore (Singapore) The University of Queensland (Australia) University of Stirling (UK)
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MATERIALS SCIENCE Acquire the technological knowledge and skills to innovate materials for biomedical and advanced applications Learn to ideate, prototype, process and test the developed materials
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Undergo a 20-week industry attachment program with Singapore’s best research institutes as well as local and multinational companies such as 3M, A*STAR research institutes, Essilor, Micron, Osteopore, Procter & Gamble Company, Rolls-Royce, Smith and Nephew, Solvay, and SSMC
DMTS interns are great team players and excellent communicators who are highly capable of working independently with minimum guidance from their supervisors.
ALIREZA JAVADIAN Researcher Future City Laboratories (ETH Singapore)
ABOUT THE
DIPLOMA Revolutionise the way we live, with the materials of tomorrow.
Learn to visualise the right material for any project, be it super-light and super-strong concept cars or the next generation of flexible electronic devices; or flex your creative muscles to develop new materials which may one day change the face of science. Gain hands-on training at cutting-edge laboratories where you will acquire practical skills in 3D printing, advanced composites, nanotechnology, biosensors and biomaterials. You will also learn to inspect and monitor material quality, essential to pre-empt failures that lead to disastrous accidents. Leveraging exciting industry attachments with both private and public organisations, you will get the opportunity to be right in the heart of innovative research that has great impact to our daily lives.
As a DMTS graduate, you will be fully prepared to embark on a career with world-class organisations in the biomedical, chemical and electronics industries. Prepare to take on some of these rewarding positions: Biomedical Product Specialist Quality Assurance/ Control Specialist Research Associate Process Technician Laboratory Technologist Technical Sales Assistant
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Technological advances in materials science have continually transformed the biomedical, aerospace, marine, automobile, sports and construction industries over the years. You can be a part of the revolutionary cycle with your Diploma in Materials Science (DMTS).
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
COURSE
STRUCTURE The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, elective and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component. GENERAL MODULES G101 G107 G121 G951 G952 G953 G961 G962
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Communication in the Global Workplace Innovation and Practice Life Skills I Life Skills II Life Skills III ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready
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DISCIPLINE MODULES A104 A107 A108 A113 A114 A201 A202 A203 A364
Biology Physics Laboratory Practices and Safety Mathematics Mathematics II Chemistry Chemistry II Applied Physics Analytical Instrumentation
INDUSTRY ORIENTATION PROGRAMME A300
Industry Immersion Programme Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme
ELECTIVE MODULES Select one module from the list below: A103 A333 A342 E341
Choose one out of two specialisation tracks listed below:
OPTION 1 : ADVANCED MATERIALS TRACK A291 A292 A333 A345 A391 A392 A394 A395 A396
Materials Science Polymer and Composite Science Nanotechnology Biomaterials Materials Processing Advanced Materials Materials Analysis Composite Materials Design and Applications Additive Manufacturing for Applied Materials
OPTION 2: BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS TRACK A222 A291 A292 A341 A342 A345 A391 A392 A394
Molecular and Cell Biology Materials Science Polymer and Composite Science Stem Cell and Tissue Engineering Biosensor Technology and Biomedical Devices Biomaterials Materials Processing Advanced Materials Materials Analysis
Project
Select one module from the list below: A931 A932
SPECIALISATION MODULES
Anatomy and Physiology Nanotechnology Biosensor Technology and Biomedical Devices Electronics and Semiconductor Materials
FREELY CHOSEN MODULES Select either one of the following: A200 Special Project Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules
MINIMUM
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR GCE O-LEVEL HOLDERS
GRADE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
1-7
MATHEMATICS (ELEMENTARY / ADDITIONAL)
1-6
ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS*
1-6
*Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Electronics, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry)
For the full listing of entry requirements, visit www.rp.edu.sg/full-time-courses/dmts
FURTHER STUDIES
As a DMTS graduate, you can pursue a degree in a wide range of areas including materials science, biology, chemistry, applied physics, engineering, and biomedical sciences. Locally, both the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University offer undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in materials science and engineering. Top universities overseas also welcome our graduates with an advanced standing of up to two years. They include: Australian National University (Australia) Monash University (Australia) The University of Manchester (UK) University of Sheffield (UK) University of Technology Sydney (Australia) University of Wollongong (Australia)
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R22 DIPLOMA IN
PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE Gain a broad foundation of knowledge in pharmaceutical science, encompassing disciplines such as chemistry, pharmacology and pharmaceutics Develop skills in clinical pharmacy, medication review and patient counselling
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Experience a 20-week Industry Immersion Programme with organisations such as Beacons Pharmaceuticals, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and Unity Pharmacy
RP assigns us student interns who have the right attitude towards learning, they are always on their toes, easy to instruct and a pleasure to teach. I believe this starts with the wonderful culture that RP has built with its excellent faculty. Their dedication lives on in the students they teach, year after year! DOREEN TAN SU-YIN Associate Consultant & Cardiology Specialist Pharmacist, Pharmacy Department Khoo Teck Puat Hospital
ABOUT THE
DIPLOMA Play a pivotal role driving dramatic advances in modern medicine.
Acquire rigorous hands-on training in authentic clinical pharmacy and retail operations at the cutting-edge RPKhoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH) Teaching Dispensary and the complementary RP-Unity Teaching Retail Pharmacy. The RP-BASF Pharmaceutical Technology Laboratory will further allow you to formulate and compound medications. In DPHM, you can choose to specialise in either Industrial Pharmacy and Marketing or Pharmacy Practice. With the valuable experience and contacts gained through your internships at hospitals, retail pharmacies, drug manufacturing plants and other established companies, your career is off to a good headstart.
As a DPHM graduate, you can pursue a fulfilling career in healthcare institutions, research laboratories and companies that develop and distribute pharmaceuticals. Look forward to roles such as: Clinic Supervisor Clinical Research Coordinator Medical Representative Pharmacy Technician Quality Control Technologist Research Assistant Sales/Product Executive
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The Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science (DPHM) offers you a detailed look at how new drugs and therapies significantly impact the way we treat illnesses and diseases today. Learn about drug discovery and development, clinical pharmacy, medication review, patient counselling, and pharmaceutical sales and marketing, along with best practices and societal considerations of the pharmaceutical industry.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
COURSE
STRUCTURE The course structure consists of general, discipline, specialisation, and freely chosen modules. There is also an industry orientation component. GENERAL MODULES G101 G107 G121 G951 G952 G953 G961 G962
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Communication in the Global Workplace Innovation and Practice Life Skills I Life Skills II Life Skills III ECG I: Exploring the Future of Work ECG II: Becoming Future-Ready
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DISCIPLINE MODULES A103 A104 A108 A113 A201 A202 A221 A222 A223 A233
Anatomy and Physiology Biology Laboratory Practices and Safety Mathematics Chemistry Chemistry II Microbiology Molecular and Cell Biology Biochemistry Pharmacology and Toxicology
SPECIALISATION MODULES Choose one out of two specialisation tracks listed below:
OPTION 1 : INDUSTRIAL PHARMACY AND MARKETING TRACK A271 A346 A365 A371 A372 A373 A375 A376 A476
OPTION 2: PHARMACY PRACTICE TRACK A252 A271 A346 A371 A372 A373 A475 A476 A477
INDUSTRY ORIENTATION PROGRAMME A300
Patient Care Pharmaceutical Calculations Pharmaceutical Chemistry Pharmacotherapy and Pharmacy Practice Pharmaceutical Legislation Pharmaceutics Good Dispensing Practice Pharmaceutical Compounding Clinical Skills in Pharmacy Practice
FREELY CHOSEN MODULES
Project
Select one module from the list below: A931 A932
Pharmaceutical Calculations Pharmaceutical Chemistry Current Good Manufacturing Practice Pharmacotherapy and Pharmacy Practice Pharmaceutical Legislation Pharmaceutics Dietary Supplements Pharmaceutical Sales and Marketing Pharmaceutical Compounding
Industry Immersion Programme Entrepreneurial Immersion Programme
Select either one of the following: Special Project
A200
Two modules to be selected from a list of Freely Chosen Modules
MINIMUM
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR GCE O-LEVEL HOLDERS
GRADE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
1-7
MATHEMATICS (ELEMENTARY / ADDITIONAL)
1-6
ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS*
1-6
*Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Electronics, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry)
For the full listing of entry requirements, visit www.rp.edu.sg/full-time-courses/dphm
FURTHER STUDIES
DPHM graduates can pursue degree programmes in a wide range of areas such as biological science, chemistry, dentistry, life sciences, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and pharmaceutical sciences in local universities such as the National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University and Singapore Institute of Technology. Graduates can also pursue further studies locally, or enrol in other prestigious overseas universities that offer advanced standing of up to 1.5 years. They include: Deakin University (Australia) Griffith University (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) National University of Singapore (Singapore) The University of Queensland (Australia) University of Otago (New Zealand) University of South Australia (Australia)
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COMMON SCIENCE PROGRAMME Explore more, with more time to discover your interests Common foundational modules expose you to different disciplines of science
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Six diplomas to choose from
ABOUT THE
PROGRAMME Intrigued by the science behind everything? Take time to investigate. There is time to explore a little more before you settle on a specialisation from amongst SAS’s various disciplines. The Common Science Programme (CSP) gives you a broad understanding of topics while equipping you with the basic scientific knowledge and essential skills for a career in applied science. The CSP, offered in the first semester of the first year, introduces you to the wealth of opportunities in the industry, helping you to discover your interest amongst our diplomas:
Biomedical Science Biotechnology Environmental Science
Marine Science & Aquaculture Materials Science Pharmaceutical Science
COURSE
STRUCTURE GENERAL MODULES
G107 Communication in the Global Workplace G961 ECG 1: Exploring the Future of Work
DISCIPLINE MODULES
A104 A108 A113 A201
Biology Laboratory Practices and Safety Mathematics Chemistry
MINIMUM
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 40
FOR GCE O-LEVEL HOLDERS
GRADE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
1-7
MATHEMATICS (ELEMENTARY / ADDITIONAL)
1-6
ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS*
1-6
*Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Combined Science, Design & Technology, Electronics, Engineering Science, Food & Nutrition, Fundamentals of Electronics, Physics, Physical Science, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry)
For the full listing of entry requirements, visit www.rp.edu.sg/full-time-courses/csp
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