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 Educational
Pathways
The programmes listed are developed and awarded by
the respective awarding institution as indicated.

High School
Qualifications

RMIT University, Australia University of London, UK University of Stirling, UK

Bachelor of Business International Foundation Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
• Accountancy Programme 1 • Retail Marketing
• Economics & Finance (1 year) • Sports Studies and Marketing
• International Business • Sustainable Events Management
• Logistics & Supply Chain Management (3 years)
• Management
• Marketing
(3 years)
Bachelor of Communication University of London, UK
(Professional Communication) (Member Institution: LSE^)
(2 years)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
University of Wollongong, Australia • Accounting & Finance
• Banking & Finance
Bachelor of Computer Science • Business & Management
• Big Data • Data Science & Business Analytics 2
• Cyber Security • Economics
• Digital Systems Security • Economics & Finance
• Game & Mobile Development • Economics & Management
(3 years) • Economics & Politics
• International Relations
Bachelor of Business Information Systems • Management & Digital Innovation
(3 years) (3 years)
Bachelor of Psychological Science
(3 years) University of London, UK
(Member Institution: Goldsmiths)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
• Computing & Information Systems
• Creative Computing
(3 years)
University at Buffalo,
The State University of New York, US
Bachelor of Arts University of London, UK
• Communication (Member Institution: LSE^)
• Economics
• International Trade Certificate of Higher Education
• Psychology in Social Sciences
• Sociology (1 year)
(3 years)

Bachelor of Science
• Business Administration
• Geographic Information Science
(3 years) University of London, UK
(Member Institution: LSE^)
Double Degree
• Combination of a Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
and a Bachelor of Arts degree • Accounting & Finance
(4 years) • Banking & Finance
• Business & Management
Double Major • Data Science & Business Analytics
• Combination of any two majors from • Economics
the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of • Economics & Finance
Science degree • Economics & Management
(4 years) • Economics & Politics
• International Relations
• Management & Digital Innovation
(2 years)

University of London, UK Note:

(Member Institution: Goldsmiths)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
• Computing & Information Systems
• Creative Computing
(3 years)
1 International Foundation Programme (IFP) is a certificate
programme.
2 This degree has a higher mathematics requirement.
IFP graduates who apply for the Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in Data Science & Business Analytics must
achieve a Merit for Mathematics and Statistics in the IFP.
LSE: London School of Economics and Political Science
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High School
SIM, Singapore
Foundation Studies 1
• Information Technology (ITFS)
• Management (MFS)
(6 months)
SIM, Singapore
Diploma in 2
• Accounting (DAC) (15 months)
• Banking and Finance (DBF) (15 months)
Arts & Social Sciences
RMIT University, Australia
Bachelor of Communication
(Professional Communication)
(2 years)
University at Buffalo,
The State University of
New York, US
(with credit exemptions)
Bachelor of Arts
• Communication
• Economics
• International Trade
• Psychology
• Sociology
(2 to 3 years)
Double Degree
• Combination of a Bachelor of
Science and a Bachelor of Arts
degree
(3 to 4 years)
Double Major
• Combination of any two majors
from the Bachelor of Arts or
Bachelor of Science degree
(3 to 4 years)
University of London, UK
(Member Institution: LSE^)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
• Economics
• Economics & Politics
• International Relations
(2 to 3 years)
Educational
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The programmes listed are developed and awarded by
the respective awarding institution as indicated.
Qualifications
• International Business (DIB) (15 months)
• Information Technology (DIT) (12 months)
• Management Studies (DMS) (15 months)
Business
La Trobe University, Australia
Bachelor of Business (Top-up) 14
• Event Management
• Tourism & Hospitality
(1.5 years)
RMIT University, Australia
3 4 Bachelor of Business
• Accountancy
• Economics & Finance 6
• International Business
• Logistics & Supply Chain Management
• Management
• Marketing
(1.5 to 2 years)
University of Birmingham, UK
Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Top-up)
• Accounting and Finance 7
• Business Management 8
• Business Management with Communications
• Business Management with Industrial
Placement 8
• International Business 8
(2 years)
• Business Management with
Communications and Year in Industry 8
(2 years 4 months)
5
University of London, UK
(Member Institution: LSE^) 5 exemptions.
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
• Accounting & Finance
• Banking & Finance
• Business & Management
• Data Science & Business Analytics 9 and 11 modules, based on the respective entry qualification.
• Economics & Finance
• Economics & Management
• Management & Digital Innovation
(2 to 3 years)
University of Stirling, UK
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
• Retail Marketing 10
• Sports Studies and Marketing 11
• Sustainable Events Management 12
(2 years)
University at Buffalo,
The State University of New York, US
(with credit exemptions) 3 4
Bachelor of Science
• Business Administration
• Geographic Information Science
(2 to 3 years)
Double Degree
• Combination of a Bachelor of Science and a
Bachelor of Arts degree
(3 to 4 years)
Computing
University of London, UK
(Member Institution: Goldsmiths)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
• Computing & Information Systems
• Creative Computing
(3 years)
University of Wollongong, Australia 13
Bachelor of Computer Science
• Big Data
• Cyber Security
• Digital Systems Security
• Game & Mobile Development
(2 to 2.5 years)
Bachelor of Business Information Systems
(2 years)
8 Note:
1 Foundation Studies is a certificate programme.
2 Graduates may opt to progress to the undergraduate
programmes and may apply for advanced standing subject to
prevailing requirements at the point of application.
3 DAC, DBF, DIB and DMS graduates need minimum grade B for
each articulated subject in Bachelor of Science (Business
Administration) and Bachelor of Arts (Economics), minimum
"Pass" for other exemptions.
4 Foundation Studies graduates (with complete high school
qualifications) qualify to apply for direct entry with no
5 For maximum automatic Recognition of Prior Learning – RPL
(exemptions), SIM Diploma graduates are required to undergo
and achieve B- or better for the 2 modules which they will
undertake in Bridging course for Economics, Mathematics and
Accounting.
6 For DAC, DBF and DIB graduates: Exemptions vary between 9
Estimated programme duration is 2 years. DMS graduates
qualify for 12 modules exemptions.
7 DAC graduates with B average grades qualify to apply for direct
entry. DBF, DIB and DMS graduates with B average grades
qualify for direct entry after successful completion of the SIM
Preparatory Course in Accounting and Finance.
8 DAC, DBF, DIB and DMS graduates with B average grades
qualify to apply for direct entry.
9 SIM Diploma graduates who apply for the Bachelor of Science
(Honours) in Data Science and Business Analytics, but do not
have GCE ‘A’ Level Mathematics (or its equivalent), must take up
the SIM Bridging Course in Mathematics and achieve a score of
40%.
10 DIB and DMS graduates qualify for Year 2 with exemption from
Year 1. DAC, DBF graduates qualify for Year 2 with exemption
from Year 1, after successful completion of one Retail Studies
module in the SIM Preparatory Course in Retail Marketing.
11 DAC, DBF, DIB and DMS graduates qualify for Year 2 with
exemption from Year 1, after successful completion of one
Sports Studies module in the SIM Preparatory Course in Sports
Studies and Marketing.
12 DIB and DMS graduates qualify for Year 2 with exemption from
Year 1. DAC, DBF graduates qualify for Year 2 with exemption
from Year 1, after successful completion of one Introduction to
Events Management module in SIM Preparatory Course in
Sustainable Events Management.
13 DIT graduates qualify for direct entry to Year 2 with a minimum
GPA 2.0
14 DIT graduates not eligible for articulation to the La Trobe
University Top-up programmes.
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LSE: London School of Economics and Political Science
For detailed information on the admission criteria, please refer
to our website www.simge.edu.sg
ADMISSION CRITERIA
The programmes listed are developed and awarded by the respective awarding institution as indicated.

Programme English Requirements

SIM, Singapore
Diploma in Accounting (DAC)
Diploma in Banking and Finance (DBF)
Diploma in International Business (DIB)
Diploma in Information Technology (DIT)
Diploma in Management Studies (DMS)
• CGPA of at least 2.6 for GAC • TOEFL 550 with TWE 4.0 (paper-based) or 79 (iBT); or
• IELTS 5.5 / SAT 1 score of at least 550 (critical Reading and Writing); or
• Pearson Test score of at least 42; or
• ACT score of 24 with at least 20 for Writing
• A ‘Pass’ in the SIM English Placement Test at the Advanced Level
• Applicants who do not meet the English Language requirement may be recommended to take
a Certificate in English Language (CEL) programme

Information Technology Foundation • CGPA of at least 2.0 for GAC

Studies (ITFS)
Management Foundation Studies (MFS)

La Trobe University, Australia

Bachelor of Business (Top-up) • IELTS 6.0 (with no band less than 6.0)
• Event Management • Tourism & Hospitality • Successful completion of a SIM or a Polytechnic Diploma approved by La Trobe University
• Other equivalent International English qualifications as approved by La Trobe.

RMIT University, Australia

Bachelor of Business • IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0); or
• Accountancy • Economics and Finance • International Business • TOEFL 580 with TWE 4.5 (paper-based); or
• TOEFL 92 (iBT) (with a minimum score of 20 in all sections); or
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management • Management • Marketing • Successful completion of a recognised approved Diploma qualification or higher, where the
Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication) language of instruction was English
Please refer to SIM GE website for other equivalent qualifications approved by RMIT.

University of Wollongong, Australia

Bachelor of Computer Science • IELTS 6.0 (with no band less than 6.0); or
• Big Data • Cyber Security • Digital Systems Security • Game & Mobile Development • TOEFL 70 (iBT) with at least 18 for Reading & Writing and at least 17 for Speaking & Listening; or
• Pearson Test score of at least 54 for English (Academic) (with at least 54 for Reading & Writing
Bachelor of Business Information Systems and at least 47 for Speaking & Listening)

Bachelor of Psychological Science • IELTS 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0); or
• TOEFL 86 (iBT) with at least 22 for Reading & Writing and at least 19 for Speaking & Listening; or
• Pearson Test score of at least 62 for English (Academic) (with no band less than 54)

University of Birmingham, UK
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Accounting & Finance (Top-up) • IELTS 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0); or
• Successful completion of a recognised approved diploma, where the language of instruction
was English.

Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Top-up)

• Business Management • Business Management with
• Business Management with Communications Industrial Placement
• Business Management with Communications • International Business
& Year in Industry

University of London, UK
International Foundation Programme • IELTS 5.5 (with no band less than 5.0) or
• TOEFL iBT overall score of 75 or above with at least 18 in both Reading and Writing Skills sub-tests
and at least 16 in both Speaking and Listening sub-tests; or
• Pearson Test of English (Academic) score 46 or above, with at least 46 in both Reading and
Writing elements
• Normally 17 years old (by 31 December in the year of registration with University of London)

Member Institution: London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE)

Certificate of Higher Education in Social Sciences
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
• Accounting & Finance
• Banking & Finance
• Business & Management
• Data Science & Business Analytics
• IELTS 6.0 (with no band less than 5.5) or
• TOEFL iBT overall score of 87 or above with at least 21 in both Reading and Writing Skills sub-test
and at least 19 in both Speaking and Listening sub-tests; or
• Pearson Test of English (Academic) score 54 or above, with at least 54 in both Reading and Writing
elements
• Normally 18 years old (by 31 December in the year of registration with University of London)
• IELTS 6.0 (with no band less than 5.5) or
• Economics • TOEFL iBT overall score of 92 or above with at least 22 in both Reading and Writing Skills sub-tests
• International Relations and at least 20 in both Speaking and Listening sub-tests; or
• Economics & Finance • Management & Digital • Pearson Test of English (Academic) score 54 or above, with at least 54 in both Reading and Writing
• Economics & Management Innovation elements
• Economics & Politics • Normally 17 years old (by 30 November in the year of registration with University of London)

Member Institution: Goldsmiths

Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
• Computing & Information Systems • Creative Computing

University of Stirling, UK
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) • Minimum C6 pass in English as First Language at GCE ‘O’ Level; or
• Retail Marketing • TOEFL 567 (Paper-based) or 87 (iBT) with Reading 22, Writing 21, Listening 21, Speaking 23; or
• Sports Studies and Marketing • IELTS 6.0 overall (no band less than 5.5)
• Sustainable Events Management

University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, US

Bachelor of Arts • TOEFL 550 (Paper-based) with no subsection score below 50 or 79 (IBT) with no subsection
• Communication • Economics • International Trade • Psychology • Sociology score below 15 or
Bachelor of Science • IELTS 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0) or
• Business Administration • Geographic Information Science • PTE Academic 55 (with no subsection score below 50) or
• SAT 1 ERWS 550 or
Double Degree • ACT (English and Reading Sections) 20 or
Combination of a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts degree • IB Diploma Higher Level English A1 or A2, Grade 4 or better
• GCE ‘O’ Level Grade ‘C6’ or better in English Language
Double Major
Combination of any two majors from the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree
Note
• The Management Foundation Studies (MFS), and International Foundation Programme (IFP) are certificate programmes.
• Applicants with other qualifications will be assessed based on their qualification equivalent to the ‘O’ and ‘A’ Level examinations.
• Commencement of programmes is subject to minimum number of students needed to start a class.
ADMISSION CRITERIA

‘O’ Level and ‘A’ Level International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma

SIM, Singapore
• Minimum of 1 ‘A’ level pass or 1 H2 level pass • Completed the IB Diploma
• GCE ‘O’ level English ‘B’ or better for 2nd language or ‘C’ or better for 1st language to meet the • A minimum grade of 4 and above (English taken as 1st language) or a minimum grade of 5 and
English requirement above (English taken as 2nd language) to meet the English requirement

• Minimum of 3 ‘O’ level passes (Grades A - C) • IB Certificate of at least 22 points

• GCE ‘O’ level English ‘B’ or better for 2nd language or ‘C’ or better for 1st language to meet the English • A minimum grade of 4 and above (English taken as 1st language) or a minimum grade of 5 and above
requirement (English taken as 2nd language) to meet the English requirement.

La Trobe University, Australia

Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in Accounting (DAC)/SIM Diploma in Banking & Finance (DBF)/SIM Diploma in International Business (DIB)/SIM
Diploma in Management Studies (DMS) first, after which they can progress to do the 1.5 year La Trobe Bachelor of Business programs. All other qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.

RMIT University, Australia

• 3 ‘A’ Level / H2 Level passes • Minimum score of 25
• A minimum of C or better in General Paper at ‘AS’/ H1 Level meets the English language requirement • A minimum of 4 in English A1 or A2 would satisfy the English language requirement

University of Wollongong, Australia

• 3 ‘A’ level subjects with 1 ‘AS’ subject / 3 H2 passes plus 1 H1 pass with aggregate of 9 points • Minimum score 28 and English A1 or A2 (at HL or SL)
where A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 (Halve value for ‘AS’ level) • A minimum of grade 4 meets the English language requirement

• 3 ‘A’ level subjects with 1 ‘AS’ subject / 3 H2 passes plus 1 H1 pass with aggregate of 9.5 points
where A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 (Halve value for ‘AS’ level)

University of Birmingham, UK
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in Accounting (DAC) / Banking and Finance (DBF) / International Business (DIB) / Management Studies (DMS) first.
DAC graduates with B average grades can progress to do the direct-entry BSc programme. DBF, DIB and DMS graduates with B average grades can progress to do the programme upon further successful
completion of the SIM Preparatory Course in Accounting and Finance.
All other qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in Accounting (DAC) / Banking and Finance (DBF) / International Business (DIB) / Management Studies (DMS) first.
DAC, DBF, DIB and DMS graduates with B average grades can progress to do the direct-entry BSc programme.
All other qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.

University of London, UK
• 4 ’O’ level passeor Readings (C or better) • IB Certificate :
• English Language subject taken at ‘O’ level with minimum score of C or better meets the English - 4 subjects passed at grade 3 or better (Standard/Higher Level)
requirement for 1st language, and B or better for 2nd language - Meets the English requirement if subjects are taught in English at IB level; or
• IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) :
- 4 subjects passed at grade 4 or better
- English at grade 4 or better at MYP Level meets the English requirement

Member Institution: London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE)

• 1 ‘A’ level and 4 ‘O’ level passes including Mathematics or equivalent
• English Language subject taken at ‘O’ level with minimum score of C or better meets the
English requirement
• 2 ‘A’ level / H2 level subjects and 3 ‘O’ level passes in non-overlapping subjects. OR
• 3 ‘A’ level / H2 level subjects passes in non-overlapping subjects where grades D, E, E or better are achieved
• Pass in Mathematics at 'O' level for all degrees except for Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Data
Science and Business Analytics
• Pass in Mathematics at 'A' level / H2 level or equivalent for Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Data Science and
Business Analytics
• English Language subject taken at ‘O’ level with a minimum score of C or better meets the English
requirement
• IB Certificate :
- 20 points or better
- Completion of Mathematics / Mathematical Studies at Higher Level grade 3 or better / Standard
Level grade 3 or better, except Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Data Science and Business Analytics
which requires Higher Level grade 4 or better / Standard Level grade 5 or better
- English at grade 4 or better meets the English requirement
• IB Diploma :
- Completion of Mathematics / Mathematical Studies at Higher Level grade 3 or better / Standard
Level grade 3 or better, except Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Data Science and Business Analytics
which requires Higher Level grade 4 or better / Standard Level grade 5 or better
- English at grade 4 or better meets the English requirement

Member Institution: Goldsmiths

• 2 ‘A’ level / H2 level subjects and 3 ‘O’ level passes in non-overlapping subjects. OR • IB Diploma :
• 3 ‘A’ level / H2 level subjects passes in non-overlapping subjects where grades D, E, E or better are achieved - Completion of Mathematics / Mathematical Studies at Higher Level grade 4 or better / Standard
• Course Requirement in Mathematics: At least B4 in Mathematics at ‘O’ level or equivalent Level grade 5 or better
• English Language subject taken at ‘O’ level with a minimum score of C or better meets the English - English at grade 4 or better meets the English requirement
requirement

University of Stirling, UK
GCE ‘A’ level passes: Minimum of 2 H2 and 2 H1 passes in Singapore-Cambridge GCE ‘A’ level • International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or other equivalent pre-university certificates
or equivalent
Applicants with eligible diplomas may be eligible for exemptions to Year 1 of the BA programme.
Non-Marketing/non-Business/non-Sports/non-Events diploma may be required to successfully complete a 3-month Preparatory Course in Retail Marketing/Sports Studies & Marketing/Event Management for
exemptions from Year 1 and entry to Year 2 of the 3-year BA programme. All other qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.

University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, US

• ‘A’ level graduates may be considered for admission with advanced standing credits • Most recent three years of high school grades with a minimum average grade of B equivalent to IB
score 4.5
• IB Diploma holders can expect up to 30 credit exemptions with a minimum of 30 in the total score
ADMISSION CRITERIA

India Sri Lanka

SIM, Singapore
Senior School Certificate (Year 12): overall 70% and above for 5 subjects, excluding Physical Education. 1 Sri Lankan GCE ‘A’ level subject pass.
A pass in English to meet the English language requirement. ‘O’ level English pass to meet the English requirement.

Secondary School Certificate (Year 10): overall 60% and above for 5 subjects, excluding Physical Minimum 3 Sri Lankan GCE ‘O’ level passes.
Education. OR Senior School Certificate (Year 12): overall 60% and above for 5 subjects, excluding ‘O’ level English pass to meet the English requirement.
Physical Education. A pass in English to meet the English language requirement.

La Trobe University, Australia

Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in Accounting (DAC)/SIM Diploma in Banking & Finance (DBF)/SIM Diploma in International Business (DIB)/SIM
Diploma in Management Studies (DMS) first, after which they can progress to do the 1.5 year La Trobe Bachelor of Business programs. All other qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.

RMIT University, Australia

All India ISC: overall average of 65% and above for graded subjects. Sri Lankan ‘A’ level - Minimum 9 points for 3 ‘A’ level subjects (A=5, B=4, C=3, S=1).
HSC: overall average of 70% and above for graded subjects.

University of Wollongong, Australia

All India ISC/HSC/SSSC/IEC (Year 12): minimum average of 65% in 3 academic subjects (not including Aggregate of 8 in 3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ level subjects (excluding General English) where A=5, B=4, C=3, S=2,
English) from Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE), Central Board of Secondary Education F=0.
(CBSE), or Individual State Boards.
Minimum age requirement: 17 years old.

University of Birmingham, UK
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in Accounting (DAC) / Banking and Finance (DBF) / International Business (DIB) / Management Studies (DMS)
first. DAC graduates with B average grades can progress to do the direct-entry BSc programme. DBF, DIB and DMS graduates with B average grades can progress to do the programme upon further successful
completion of the SIM Preparatory Course in Accounting and Finance.
All other qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in Accounting (DAC) / Banking and Finance (DBF) / International Business (DIB) / Management Studies (DMS) first.
DAC, DBF, DIB and DMS graduates with B average grades can progress to do the direct-entry BSc programme.
All other qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.

University of London, UK
Senior School Certificate (Year 12) : Minimum 4 Sri Lankan ‘O’ level subjects at Credit or better.
4 acceptable academic subjects (including English) must be 50% or better; or Credit pass in English meets the English requirement.
Secondary School (Year 10) :
All National Boards: 4 acceptable academic subjects (including English) must be 50% or better; or
All State Boards: 4 acceptable academic subjects (including English) must be 80% or better.

Member Institution: London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE)

Senior School Certificate (Year 12) : 1 Sri Lankan ‘A’ level subject at Credit or better and 4 ‘O’ levels at Credit or better including Mathematics.
An overall average of 50% from all subjects. Mathematics (Year 12) must be 50% or better. Credit pass in English meets the English requirement.
If Mathematics was not taken at Year 12, then Mathematics at Year 10 must be 50% for National
Boards and 80% for State Boards. Year 12 candidates under National Boards meet the English
requirement. For
all other boards, English (Year 12) must be 70% or better.
Senior School Certificate (Year 12) : 2 Sri Lankan ‘A’ + 3 ‘O’ level passes (Minimum grade C) and Mathematics at ‘O’ or ‘A’ level; or
4 acceptable academic subjects must be 70% or better; or 3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ + 1 ‘O’ level pass (Minimum grade C) and Mathematics at ‘O’ or ‘A’ level.
An overall average of 70% for all subjects. Mathematics (Year 12) must be 50% or better. Credit pass in English meets the English requirement.
Year 12 candidates under National Boards meet the English requirement. For other boards, Year 12 BSc Data Science & Business Analytics requires candidates who have completed 'A' level equivalent
English must be 70% or better. Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Data Science & Business Analytics mathematics.
requires candidates who have completed 'A' level equivalent mathematics.

Member Institution: Goldsmiths

4 acceptable academic subjects must be 70% or better; or 2 Sri Lankan ‘A’ + 3 ‘O’ level passes (Minimum grade C) and Mathematics (B4) at ‘O’ level or Credit at ‘A’
An overall average of 70% from all subjects. level; or 3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ + 1 ‘O’ level pass (Minimum grade C and one of these subjects must be in
Mathematics (Year 12) must be 60% or better. English) and Credit pass in English meets the English requirement.
Year 12 candidates under National Boards meet the English requirement.

University of Stirling, UK
Senior School Certificate (Year 12): 4 acceptable academic subjects must be 70% or better. OR
An overall average of 70% from all subjects. Year 12 candidates under National Boards meet the
English requirement. For other boards, Year 12 English must be 70% or better.
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in International Business/Management
Studies first, after which they can progress to do the 3-year BA programme with exemptions to Year 1. All other qualifications will be
considered on a case-by-case basis.
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in International Business/Management
Studies/Accounting/Banking and Finance; and successfully complete a 3-month SIM Preparatory Course in Sports Studies and Marketing
first; after which they can progress to do the 3-year BA programme with exemptions to Year 1. All other qualifications will be considered on a
case-by-case basis.
Students with international qualifications at high school level are expected to do the SIM Diploma in International Business/Management
Studies/Accounting/Banking and Finance; and successfully complete a 3-month SIM Preparatory Course in Events Management first; after
which they can progress to do the 3-year BA programme with exemptions to Year 1. All other qualifications will be considered on a
case-by-case basis.

University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, US

Most recent 3 years of high school grades and examination results with a minimum average grade of Combination of 5 ‘O’ level and ‘A’ level passes in core academic subjects; OR A minimum of 3 ‘A’ level
70% or higher, and Grade X and Grade XII state or national secondary school board examination results. passes in core academic subjects.
(i.e. Statement of Results)
FOUNDATION/DIPLOMA/UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES Application Fee (inclusive of 7% GST)

OVERVIEW & FEES S$481.50* (International Applicants)

The programmes listed below are developed and awarded by the respective awarding institution as indicated. Not inclusive of all fees related to Student's Pass application
*

Programme Next Intake Duration Programme Fees (SGD)*

(inclusive of 7% GST)
SIM, Singapore
Diploma in Accounting (DAC) 1 2 Apr / Oct
Diploma in Banking and Finance (DBF) 1 2 Apr / Oct 15 months S$11,770
Diploma in International Business (DIB) 1 2 Apr / Oct
Diploma in Information Technology (DIT) Apr / Oct^ 12 months S$9,630
Diploma in Management Studies (DMS) 1 2 Jan / Apr / Jul / Oct 15 months S$11,770
Information Technology Foundation Studies (ITFS) Jan / Apr / Jul / Oct#
6 months S$3,584.50
Management Foundation Studies (MFS) 2 Jan / Apr / Jul / Oct
La Trobe University, Australia
Bachelor of Business (Top-up)
• Event Management • Tourism & Hospitality ~
Jan / Jul 1.5 years S$20,544
RMIT University, Australia
Bachelor of Business 3 years S$46,224
• Accountancy • International Business • Management Jan / Jul
• Economics & Finance 3 • Logistics & Supply Chain Management • Marketing 1.5 years S$23,112
(for SIM Diploma graduates)
Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication) Jul 2 years S$44,940
University of Wollongong, Australia
3 years S$33,384
Bachelor of Computer Science
• Big Data • Digital Systems Security Jan / Apr / Jul / Oct 2.5 years
• Cyber Security • Game & Mobile Development (for SIM Diploma graduates) S$29,104
2 years
(for SIM Diploma graduates) S$24,824

3 years S$33,384
Bachelor of Business Information Systems Jan / Apr / Jul / Oct
2 years S$24,824
(for SIM Diploma graduates)
Bachelor of Psychological Science Jan / Jul 3 years S$42,800
University of Birmingham, UK
2 years
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Accounting & Finance (Top-up) Sep (for DAC graduates) 4
S$34,026
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Management (Top-up) S$34,026
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Management with Communications (Top-up) 2 years
Jul S$39,675.60
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Management with Industrial Placement (Top-up) (for DAC, DBF, DIB &
DMS graduates)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) International Business (Top-up) S$42,981.90
2 years 4 months
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Management with Communications & Year in Industry (Top-up) Jul (for DAC, DBF, DIB & DMS graduates)
S$41,730
University of London, UK
International Foundation Programme May / Aug 1 year S$17,000
Certificate of Higher Education in Social Sciences Sep 1 year S$12,600
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Sep 3 years S$42,100
• Computing & Information Systems • Creative Computing
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in 3 years S$31,200
• Accounting & Finance • Economics & Management
• Banking & Finance • Economics & Politics 2 — 3 years 5
(for SIM Diploma graduates) S$21,100 — S$23,350
• Business & Management • International Relations Sep
• Data Science & Business Analytics • Management & Digital Innovation 2 years
• Economics (for Certificate of Higher Education S$19,900
• Economics & Finance in Social Sciences graduates)
University of Stirling, UK
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 3 years S$47,187
• Retail Marketing • Sustainable Events Management
• Sports Studies and Marketing Aug 2 years 6 7 8
(for SIM Diploma graduates) S$38,520
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, US
Bachelor of Arts
• Communication • Economics • International Trade • Psychology • Sociology (76 – 120 credits) 3 years
2 — 3 years S$43,912.80 — S$69,336
Bachelor of Science
• Business Administration (86 – 120 credits) • Geographic Information Science (78 – 120 credits) (for SIM Diploma graduates)
Jan / May / Aug
Double Degree
Combination of a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts degree (127 - 159 credits) 4 years S$73,380.60 — S$91,870.20
Double Major 3 — 4 years
Combination of any two majors from the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree (102 - 137 credits) (for SIM Diploma graduates) S$58,935.60 — S$79,158.60

Note: Fees (SGD)

(inclusive of 7% GST)
1 Applicants who do not meet the academic requirement may be recommended to undergo a 6-month Management Foundation Studies programme. S$3,584.50
2 Applicants who do not satisfy the English language requirement may be required to start with the Certificate in English Language (CEL) upon admission. S$2,461
The duration of the CEL programme depends on the applicant’s English language proficiency level. (per level)
3 For DAC, DBF and DIB graduates: Exemptions vary between 9 to 11 modules, based on the respective entry qualification. Estimated programme duration
is 2 years. For DMS graduates: Up to 144 credit points/12 modules exemptions will be granted. Estimated programme duration is 1.5 - 2 years. S$25,038 — S$28,890
4 DBF, DIB and DMS graduates with a B grade average qualify for the Bachelor of Science (Honours) Accounting and Finance programme after successful S$695.50
completion of the SIM Preparatory Course in Accounting and Finance. (per module)
5 For maximum automatic Recognition of Prior Learning – RPL (exemptions), SIM Diploma graduates are required to undergo and achieve B- or better for S$695.50
the 2 modules which they will undertake per module for Economics, Mathematics and Accounting. (per module)
6 DIB and DMS graduates qualify for Year 2 with exemption from Year 1. DAC and DBF graduates qualify for the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Retail S$642
Marketing programme after successful completion of a 3-month SIM Preparatory Course in Retail Marketing. (per module)
7 DAC, DBF, DIB and DMS graduates qualify for the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sports Studies and Marketing programme after successful completion of a S$642
3-month SIM Preparatory Course in Sports Studies and Marketing. (per module)
8 DIB and DMS graduates qualify for Year 2 with exemption from Year 1. DAC and DBF graduates qualify for the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sustainable S$642
Events Management programme after successful completion of a 3-month SIM Preparatory Course in Sustainable Events Management. (per module)
* The Management Foundation Studies (MFS), and International Foundation Programme (IFP) are certificate programmes. All University of London programme fees are estimated figures and are payable to SIM Global Education, University of London and RELC Examinations Bureau. Fees are subject to changes.
Please refer to SIM GE website for the most updated fees.
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