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7/10/2008 , week no. : 41   
 

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Programme Briefing Session for ALL B.TECH Programmes

Date: 10th December 2008 (Wednesday)
Time: 7pm
Venue: NUS, Faculty of Engineering, Blk EA, Engineering Auditorium

The director of the B.TECH programmes, Professor Poo Aun Neow, will give a short briefing on the programmes, followed by FAQs. Registration is FREE and light refreshment will be served. To register, please email btech_admission@nus.edu.sg.
 
Applications For Admission

We have now introduced two (2) intakes each year for ALL our B.TECH programmes. Intake I commencing August and Intake II commencing January in each Academic Year.
 
Online applications for admission for
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Electronics Engineering
  • Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering
  • Industrial & Management Engineering

AY2009/2010 Intake I (Intake commencing Aug 09) is now open. Interested applicants are requested to apply at http://btech.eng.nus.edu.sg/btechAdm/.
Closing date and time for applications is on 19th Dec 08 at 3pm.

Notes:
* Applications submitted after the closing deadline WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
* Applicants may be short listed to sit for compulsory admission test(s) and/or interview.

  • Admission test(s): The test(s) will be held in Feb/Mar 09. Short listed applicants will be notified through email early Jan 09.
  • Interview: The interview will be held in Mar/Apr 09. Short listed applicants will be notified through email in Mar 09.
There will be NO email sent to applicants who are NOT short listed to sit for the admission test(s) and/or to attend the interview. Applicants may check their application status at http://btech.eng.nus.edu.sg/btechAdm/checkForm/index.aspx

Foundation Courses

The Foundation Courses are short refresher courses, specially designed to strengthen the foundation of students in mathematics and basic engineering topics so that they will be better able to cope with the B.TECH programme if they are admitted and have better chances of doing well in their courses. These courses are conducted by Professional Activities Centre (PAC) in the Faculty of Engineering at NUS. The courses which are available are Mathematics, Electronics Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. Mathematics is suitable for any B.TECH course applied for while the discipline-based courses are specific only to the B.TECH course applied for, for example Chemical Engineering for the B.TECH (Chemical) course. These courses are optional and attendance is not required for admission to the B.TECH Programme. It is entirely up to each individual if he/she wishes to attend.

The fees are $420 for any one foundation course and $770 for two courses. There is a one-time non-refundable application fee of $20.

Schedules for the foundation courses:

  • Mathematics – From 17th Nov to 20th Dec 08 
  • Disciplines – From 5th Jan to 7th Feb 09
For more details on the foundation courses and to register, please send an email to PAC @ pac-fmp@nus.edu.sg

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