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
AY2010/2011 Intake I (Intake commencing August 2010) is now closed. All
applicants who have applied for admission for AY2010/2011 Intake I (Intake
commencing August 2010) are required to submit the completed printout
copy of the application form, together with all the required supporting
documents (photocopied)AND the payment receipt to the B.TECH
office no later by 29th December 2009.
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.
Schedules for the admission tests:
Maths – Saturday, 20th February 2010, 10am to 12noon
Electronics – Saturday, 27th February 2010, 10am to 12noon
Mechanics – Saturday, 27th February 2010, 2pm to 4pm
Chemical – Saturday, 27th February 2010, 6pm to 8pm
Short listed applicants will be notified through email by 23rd
January 2010.
The interview will be held in early April 2010. Short listed
applicants will be notified through email by end of March 2010.
Foundation Courses
The
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
courses are opened to PUBLIC, however, due to limited seats; priority is given
to current and prospective B.Tech Students.
Due to limited seats, the registration is on first come first served basis.
Registration is now open.
The fees are $400 for any one foundation course and $750 for two courses (Price
inclusive of GST and a non-refundable administrative fee of SGD20.00).
Schedules for the foundation courses:
*
Mathematics
Lectures:
Consecutively for 4 weeks starting on 30th November
2009 (2 evening classes a week from 6pm to 9pm.)
*
Disciplines
Lectures:
Consecutively for 4 weeks starting on 5th January 2010
(2 evening classes a week from 6pm to 9pm.)
B.Tech will be participating in the upcoming JobsCentral Career & Learning
Fair 2009. The department invites interested applicants to visit the Fair at
Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 404, on
22 Aug (1pm to 7pm) and 23 Aug 09 (10am to 7pm) where staff will be available
to answer your queries. Admission is free and registration is required. Open to
the public (16 years & above). Come and see us @ Booth no: S2 & S4. For
more details on the fair and to register, please refer to
Jobs Central
The Higher Education Evaluation & Accreditation Council of Taiwan, in its
evaluation based on the scientific papers produced by the world's universities
ranked NUS as No. 3 in the world for Engineering for Year 2008.
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The Times Higher Education Supplement in the UK ranked NUS among the top 10
universities in Technology for Years 2004 to 2007 and in the top 11 for Year
2008.
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New Asian University Rankings (AUR) issued by QS Quacquarelli Symonds Ltd,
ranked NUS 3rd in IT & Engineering for Year 2009.
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The Engineering
Accreditation Board (EAB) of the Institution
of Engineers Singapore (IES) has recently given full accreditation to
the B.TECH (Electronics Engineering), B.TECH (Mechanical Engineering) and
B.TECH (Manufacturing Engineering) courses for five years starting with
students graduating in AY2008/2009. Singapore became a signatory of the
Washington Accord in June 2006. Under the Washington Accord, these degrees will
also be mutually recognized by other signatory countries which include the US,
UK, Canada, Australia, and more than a dozen other countries.
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