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STUDENT HANDBOOK
AY2011/12 | AUGUST 2011 INTAKE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Admission Conditions Matriculation Card Collection Immigration Matters for International Students Student Pass Application for International Students Tertiary Student Concession Card 03
2. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
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3. ACADEMIC MATTERS
SIT Welcome Ceremony 2011 & SIT Student Orientation Academic Calendar Registration of Courses Maximum Candidature Leave of Absence / Medical Leave of Absence Withdrawal from SIT Computer Account, IT User Agreement Policy and Usage Agreement Student Undertaking Form Copyright Issues 10 11 12 12 12 13 15 15 15
FINANCIAL INFORMATION Tuition Fees 16 Miscellaneous Fees 19 Incidental Fees 20 Payment of Fees 21 MOE Tuition Grant 22 Financial Assistance Schemes 26
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HEALTH & INSURANCE Medical Examination 27 Medical Coverage 29
6. ANNEXES
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STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Dear SIT Student, Welcome to the SIT family. This handbook is meant to help you to adapt to a new learning environment in the shortest time possible. In this handbook, you will find useful information that will help you sort out the necessary administrative matters that are still outstanding. There are also several forms which you will need to complete and return to the various departments. Please take some time to read through the information and do feel free to clarify with our Student & Career Services department should you have any further queries. We hope that you are just as excited as we are to embark on a journey across an entirely new education frontier. Your education at SIT will challenge and ignite your passion for your career and we are confident that our overseas university partners are more than equipped to provide you with the necessary knowledge to deal with real-world problems. Last but not least, we wish you a wonderful and exciting experience with SIT as you prepare yourself to take on the world. Warmest wishes Professor Tan Chin Tiong President
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2. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
2.1 ADMISSION CONDITIONS

Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) made the offer of a place on the following conditions: a) SIT is satisfied that the students physical and mental health are good and that the student is free from organic and infectious diseases and certified fit to study by the examining doctor. b) The information given by the student in the application form is accurate and no material has been withheld from SIT.
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2.2 MATRICULATION CARD COLLECTION

All SIT students will be issued a matriculation card that needs to be collected personally.
Please refer to the table below for the designated collection dates.
Overseas University Partner Technical University of Munich, (TUM) Programme/Class All programmes Venue TUM Asia Singapore Polytechnic Block T1A, 500 Dover Road, Singapore 139651 Drama Centre, National Library Building Temasek Culinary Academy Temasek Polytechnic 21 Tampines Ave 1 Singapore 529757 DigiPen Institute of Technology Pixel Building, 10 Central Exchange Green, #01-01, Singapore 138649 SIT Lobby Level 3 25 North Bridge Road #03-01 EFG Bank Building Singapore 179104 Date Time
11 Jul 2011
11.45am
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, (UNLV) The Culinary Institute of America, (CIA)
Rebel 14, 15, 16 Rebel 17, 18 Bachelor of Professional Studies in Culinary Arts Management
24 Aug 2011
1pm 3pm 5pm 6pm
26 Aug 2011
12.30pm
DigiPen Institute of Technology, (DigiPen)
All programmes
2 Sep 2011
During DigiPen Orientation Programme
University of Glasgow, (UOG)
B.Eng with Honours in Mechanical Design Engineering B.Eng with Honours in Mechatronics
9am 1pm 7 Sep 2011 1pm 5pm
University of Newcastle upon Tyne, (NU)
B.Eng with Honours in Marine Engineering B.Eng with Honours in Naval Architecture B.Eng with Honours in Offshore Engineering B.Eng with Honours in Chemical Engineering B.Eng with Honours in Mechanical Design & Manufacturing Engineering B.Sc with Honours in Food & Human Nutrition 9am 1pm
8 Sep 2011
1pm 5pm
9am 1pm 9 Sep 2011 1pm 5pm
The University of Manchester (UOM)
B.Sc with Honours in Nursing Practice
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Please bring along the following documents when collecting your matriculation card: a signed and completed Acceptable Use Policy for IT Resources Form a signed and completed Student Undertaking Form a photocopy of your Birth Certificate (for students under the age of 21) Students enrolled in TUMs and DigiPens programmes MUST bring along the following documents for verification and certification of true copies: Original Polytechnic transcripts / GCE O level / ITE Certificate Original High School results ( for international students) Photocopies of each of the above documents (where applicable)
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Authorisation of representatives to collect your matriculation card In the event that students are unable to collect the matriculation card personally, they may choose to authorise a parent or representative to do so on their behalf. In addition to the documents above, parents or representatives MUST bring the following: a photocopy of both sides of the SIT students identification card his/her own original identification card with photo a signed and completed Authorisation Letter. Students who are unable to collect their matriculation cards on the specified dates should call 6592 1150 to make an alternative arrangement to collect it within three working days of their designated scheduled dates. Students should contact the Academic Services department to report the loss/replacement of matriculation card. A replacement fee of S$25.00 (excluding GST) will be charged.
2.3 IMMIGRATION MATTERS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Before arriving in Singapore, international students may enquire with the Singapore Embassy/High Commission in their home countries about visa requirements and application procedures. Students may visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website to locate the nearest Singapore Embassy/High Commission in their country. Upon arrival in Singapore, students will be given a Social Visit Pass for a minimum period of between two weeks to one month at the airport or point of entry. During this time, students must apply for a Student Pass (immigration visa) after they have registered and received their In-Principle Approval letter (IPA).
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2.4 STUDENT PASS APPLICATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

All international students must hold a valid Student Pass issued by the Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) for their studies at SIT. The application for Student Pass has to be submitted online using Form 16.
Go to the ICA website. Under E-Services, log in to Student Pass Online Application and Registration (SOLAR). Your SOLAR application number and other details necessary for logging in to the SOLAR system will be sent to you via email. When submitting your Student Pass application through SOLAR, you will need to attach a digital colour passport-sized photograph which meets the following requirements stipulated by ICA: the photograph must be taken within the last three months; the photograph must be taken against a white background with a matte or semi-matte finish; the image must show the full face and be taken without headgear (headgear worn in accordance with religious or racial customs is acceptable but must not hide facial features); the image must be in JPEG file format (file extension is .jpg); the image file size must be no more than 60KB and 400 x 514 pixels; the image must be taken with a camera resolution of at least 2.0 megapixels. A processing fee of S$30.00 is required for every application submitted to ICA. The fee is non-refundable regardless of the outcome of the application or if the application is withdrawn after submission. Payment can be made online via SOLAR/SOLAR+ with eNets Credit/Debit card or internet banking. Please refer to the ICA website for a list of countries for which a visa is required to enter Singapore. Students need to submit the electronic Form 16 prior to their departure should they require a visa to enter Singapore. Upon approval, students will receive the In-Principle Approval Letter (IPA) that will act as the single-journey entry visa for entry into Singapore. The IPA will also contain instructions for you to make your Student Pass with ICA.
Student Pass Application

Register at ICA SOLAR. Log in with details sent to you by email. Log in at SOLAR. Complete Form 16. Attach photo. Online payment of S$30.00 processing fee. If visa to enter Singapore is required, Submit electronic Form 16 prior to departure. In-Principle Approval Letter (IPA) will be sent to student. This will act as your entry visa. View instructions in IPA to make Student Pass with ICA.
NOTE Apply at least 16 days before departure for Singapore.
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2.5 TERTIARY STUDENT CONCESSION CARD

Students can enjoy travel concession privileges with the tertiary concession card through the use of monthly concession passes such as the Bus Concession Pass, the Train Concession Pass and the Hybrid Concession Pass. Students who are interested to apply for the tertiary concession card may approach any of the TransitLink Concession Card Replacement Offices (CCRO) from 18 September 2011 onwards. The list of concession schemes, CCROs and their operation hours are available here. Application Procedure Students applying for the tertiary concession card must bring along their NRIC for verification purposes. International students must bring along their student pass issued by ICA and original passport. The fees payable for the tertiary concession card are as follows: Card Cost (non-refundable) Personalisation (non-refundable) Stored Value TOTAL S$5.00 S$3.00 S$10.00 S$18.00
For guidelines, usage and loss or replacement of the tertiary concession card, please visit the TransitLink website.
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EMIC 3. ACADRS MATTE
ACADEMIC MATTERS
3.1 SIT WELCOME CEREMONY 2011 & SIT STUDENT ORIENTATION

SIT WELCOME CEREMONY 2011 The SIT Welcome Ceremony 2011 is a formal event to welcome new students to SIT and involves SITs management, faculty from overseas university partners, as well as parents of new students. Date: Sunday, 14 August 2011 Time: 1.15pm to 4.30pm Venue: Raffles City Convention Centre (Canning and Padang Ballrooms) SIT STUDENT ORIENTATION 2011 The SIT Student Orientation 2011 is an event specially organised by SITs first Student Orientation Organising Committee for new students to have fun, get to know each other better and prepare them for their studies at SIT. There will be an array of bonding and team-building activities for you. Date and Time: Saturday, 20 August 2011 8am to 8pm Sunday, 21 August 2011 9.30am to 6pm Venue: Yio Chu Kang Sports and Recreation Centre More details will be sent to you at a later date, so keep a look out in your email boxes for these exciting events!
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
3.2 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

The Academic Calendars, AY2011/12 for the various programmes are shown as follows:
Overseas University Partner and Degree Programmes DigiPen Institute of Technology (DigiPen) Bachelor of Science in i) Real-Time Interactive Simulation ii) Game Design Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Art & Animation Bachelor of Arts in Game Design University of Glasgow (UOG) Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in i) Mechanical Design Engineering ii) Mechatronics The University of Manchester (UOM) Bachelor of Science with Honours in Nursing Practice University of Newcastle upon Tyne (NU) Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in i) Chemical Engineering ii) Marine Engineering iii) Naval Architecture iv) Offshore Engineering v) Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering Bachelor of Science with Honours in Food & Human Nutrition Technische Universitt Mnchen (Technical University of Munich) Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering & Information Technology Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering The Culinary Institute of America (CIA) Bachelor of Professional Studies in Culinary Arts Management University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Bachelor of Science in Hotel Administration Annex A5 Annex A2 Annex
Annex A1
Annex A3
Annex A4
Annex A6
Annex A7
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
3.3 REGISTRATION OF COURSES

Courses will be allocated to students based on their choice of degree programme. Details will be made known during the SIT Orientation Programme.
3.4 MAXIMUM CANDIDATURE

The maximum candidature period refers to the normal candidature period and one extended year of study. For example, a student enrolled in a two-year programme has a maximum candidature period of three years. Tuition grant is not available for the extended year of study and students are subject to full tuition fees.
3.5 LEAVE OF ABSENCE/MEDICAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Students may choose to apply for leave due to medical or personal reasons subject to the maximum candidature period allowed by SIT. Only leave of absence taken for personal reasons is counted towards the maximum candidature period. SIT will review all applications on a case-by-case basis.
SIT Partners University of Glasgow University of Newcastle upon Tyne Technische Universitt Mnchen The University of Manchester DigiPen Institute of Technology The Culinary Institute of America University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Duration for leave of absence granted 1 year 1 year 1 semester 1 year 1 semester 90 days 1 semester
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
3.6 WITHDRAWAL FROM SIT

Students who have matriculated Students who wish to withdraw from SIT must complete the Withdrawal from SIT (Undergraduate Students) form in the Student Portal. SIT and the overseas university partner will then conduct an exit interview with the student. A letter confirming the student's withdrawal from SIT will be sent to the student within three weeks from the receipt of the withdrawal request. Students must return their matriculation card to the Academic Services department. Students with a tertiary student concession card will not be eligible for concessionary travel upon withdrawal from SIT. However, the card can still be used to pay for transportation needs at adult fares. Students may request for a refund of any remaining value when they surrender the card at any TransitLink ticket office or TransitLink card replacement office. Students holding a Student Pass issued by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) must surrender it to the ICA within seven days upon termination of study. Students who decide to leave SIT after the start of the programme (excluding the orientation programmes organised by the overseas university partners in Semester 1) will be liable to pay fees for the entire semester. Any requests for partial payment will not be considered.
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
Students who have not matriculated Students who have not completed matriculation and wish to withdraw from SIT must state the reason(s) for withdrawal in an email to the Student & Career Services department. Withdrawal and refund policy SITs policy on refund of tuition fees is as follows: students who withdraw before their matriculation date will receive a full refund less S$107.00 (inclusive of GST) administrative fee; students who choose to withdraw between their matriculation date and the start of their programme will receive a refund of 50% tuition fees less a S$107.00 (inclusive of GST) administrative fee; NO refund will be given for withdrawals after commencement of the programme or subsequent semesters.
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
3.7 COMPUTER ACCOUNT, IT USER AGREEMENT POLICY

AND USAGE AGREEMENT Students are given access to the SIT Student Portal, email accounts and their online community portal, SITizen. Students are encouraged to change their passwords monthly. All formal correspondences about student academic matters must be communicated through SIT email accounts. Where applicable, matters relating to course curriculum may be communicated via email accounts issued by the respective overseas university partners. Students are encouraged to check their SIT email accounts regularly to avoid missing out on important information. All views stated through the use of any of the above channels do not represent SITs views. Any material protected by copyright must not be copied except as specifically stipulated by the owner of the copyright or otherwise permitted by copyright law. Please download and read the Acceptable Use Policy for IT Resources Form and return a signed copy to SIT during matriculation card collection. For any enquiries, please email the Communications and Information Technology (CIT) department.
3.8 STUDENT UNDERTAKING FORM

Students are required to download the Student Undertaking Form. The signed and completed form should be submitted to SIT during their matriculation card collection. Students who are under the age of 21 are required to submit a photocopy of their Birth Certificate along with their Student Undertaking Form.
3.9 COPYRIGHT ISSUES

Please refer to Annex C on the rules governing copyright issues in SIT.
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4. FINANMATION CIAL INFOR
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
4.1 TUITION FEES

Tuition Fees per year for AY2011/12 (For Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents) For students admitted to SIT in the AY2011/12 intake, the annual tuition fee is fixed at the AY2011/12 rate for the duration of their degree programme.
Overseas University Partner
Programme of Study
Singapore Citizens Subsidised Tuition Fee Non-Subsidised Tuition Fee (not receiving Tuition Grant)
Singapore Permanent Residents Subsidised Tuition Fee Non-Subsidised Tuition Fee (not receiving Tuition Grant)
DigiPen Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation Bachelor of Science in Game Design Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Art & Animation* Bachelor of Arts in Game Design* Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Design Engineering Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechatronics
S$14,040**
S$44,220**
S$28,080**
S$44,220**
S$9,830
S$29,480 #
S$19,660 #
S$29,480 #
University of Glasgow
S$9,360*
S$31,500*
S$18,720*
S$31,500*
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Overseas University Partner
Programme of Study
Singapore Citizens Subsidised Tuition Fee Non-Subsidised Tuition Fee (not receiving Tuition Grant)
Singapore Permanent Residents Subsidised Tuition Fee Non-Subsidised Tuition Fee (not receiving Tuition Grant)
The University of Manchester
Bachelor of Science with Honours in Nursing Practice Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Chemical Engineering i. Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Marine Engineering% ii. Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Naval Architecture% iii. Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Offshore Engineering% Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Design & Manufacturing Engineering Bachelor of Science with Honours in Food & Human Nutrition
S$10,250*
S$31,500*
S$20,500*
S$31,500*
University of Newcastle upon Tyne (NU)
S$9,360*
S$30,540*
S$18,720*
S$30,540*
Technische Universitt Mnchen (Technical University of Munich)
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering & Information Technology Bachelor of Professional Studies in Culinary Arts Management Bachelor of Science in Hotel Administration S$9,360* S$26,330* S$18,720* S$26,330*
The Culinary Institute of America
S$10,300*
S$33,280*
S$20,600*
S$33,280*
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
S$9,360**
S$34,220^
S$18,720**
S$34,220^
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Tuition Fees per year for AY2011/12 (For International Students)

Overseas University Partner Programme of Study International Students Non-Subsidised Tuition Fee (not receiving Tuition Grant) DigiPen Institute of Technology i. Bachelor of Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation ii. Bachelor of Science in Game Design i. Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Art & Animation ii. Bachelor of Arts in Game Design University of Glasgow i. Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Design Engineering ii. Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechatronics The University of Manchester University of Newcastle upon Tyne (NU) Bachelor of Science with Honours in Nursing Practice Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Chemical Engineering i. Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Marine Engineering% ii. Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Naval Architecture% iii. Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Offshore Engineering% Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Design & Manufacturing Engineering Bachelor of Science with Honours in Food & Human Nutrition Technische Universitt Mnchen (Technical University of Munich) i. Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering ii. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering & Information Technology Bachelor of Professional Studies in Culinary Arts Management Bachelor of Science in Hotel Administration S$30,540 * S$29,480 #
S$44,220 **
S$31,500 *
S$31,500 *
S$26,330 *
The Culinary Institute of America University of Nevada, Las Vegas
S$33,280 * S$34,220^
* Tuition Fees are based on 2 semesters of full-time studies per year. Bridging semester will be charged according to the
semesters rate.
** Tuition Fees are based on 3 semesters of full-time studies per year. Bridging semester will be charged according to the
semesters rate.
^ Equivalent to 59 credit units. The graduation requirements remain unchanged at 128 credit units. Tuition fees for full fee
paying students will vary based on the number of credit units required.
% Students who are required to undergo NU bridging programmes are required to pay an additional S$1,712.00
(inclusive of GST) to Ngee Ann Polytechnic.

# Tuition fees are based on 2 semesters of full-time studies per year. Students who are required to do 3 semesters of
full-time studies per year will pay S$14,745 (for Singaporean Citizens subsidised tuition fees), S$29,490 (for Singapore PR subsidised tuition fees) or S$44,220 (for non-subsidised tuition fees) per year.
a) All amounts quoted are exclusive of GST. b) For students paying subsidised fees, GST on tuition fees will be subsidised by MOE. c) GST on tuition fees is to be borne by students paying non-subsidised fees.
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4.2 MISCELLANEOUS FEES

In addition to the tuition fees, students are required to pay miscellaneous fees upon matriculation to SIT. These fees include a registration fee and an annual recurring fee that is payable at the beginning of each academic year. These fees are charged after a subsidy from SIT and cover matriculation, student activities, library and sports facilities, insurance, as well as academic-related services.
Miscellaneous Fees for AY2011/12 after subsidy from SIT (excludes GST) Nationality Singapore Citizens Permanent Residents International Students Registration Fee* S$50.00 S$50.00 S$50.00 Annual Recurring Fee S$225.00 S$275.00 S$300.00
*Registration Fee: This one-time, non-refundable fee of S$50 goes towards the SIT Student Orientation and matriculation. This fee will be charged in August together with tuition fees. Miscellaneous fees are subject to revision from year to year and are paid yearly.
Students who withdraw or apply for leave of absence from SIT after the start of a semester are liable for the payment of fees (tuition fee and other compulsory miscellaneous fees) for the entire semester. National Servicemen, whose enrolment in SIT is delayed by one or two years because of their National Service commitment, are allowed to enjoy a one-year or two-year lag in the payment of their subsidised tuition fees. The fees payable will depend on the year that they had first accepted a place in SIT. For example, if they were offered admission in AY2010 and had accepted the offer, they pay the subsidised tuition fees applicable for AY2010 when they join SIT in AY2012. If they had re-applied for a new programme in AY2011, they will still pay the subsidised tuition fees applicable for AY2010 regardless of the 2nd application outcome.
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4.3 INCIDENTAL FEES

This is a list of fees that students may incur during their course of study:
Incidental Fees (including GST) Transfer of credit fees (subject to successful approval from SIT) Request for transcript fee Replacement/Loss of matriculation card Late registration fee (applicable only to students enrolled in DigiPen who do not register for courses by 30 November 2010) Incidental fees for CIA programme (for a detailed breakdown of items please click here.) Sub-course fees, field trip fees and graduation application fee. (applicable only to students enrolled in UNLV. Total amount may vary.) S$42.80 per subject S$26.80 per copy S$26.75 S$107
S$2,028.72
S$374.50
Figures are accurate at the point of issuance and are subject to change.
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4.4 PAYMENT OF FEES

Tuition Fees and Miscellaneous Fees Tuition Fees are payable by students every semester regardless of whether they are on Overseas Immersion Programme etc. Compulsory miscellaneous fees are payable by students on a yearly basis. Students will receive the billings for the payment of the tuition fees and other fees electronically through their SIT email. Students are encouraged to check their SIT emails regularly to view their electronic Fee Advice. All payments are to be made through GIRO. The GIRO deduction date will be stated on the invoice. Information on the amount and payment due date will be stated in the Fee Advice. GIRO Application Form (Compulsory) a) Payment of tuition and compulsory miscellaneous fees will be made through GIRO. Please send the completed GIRO form and a copy of your bank book/statement to the following address: Singapore Institute of Technology Finance Department 25 North Bridge Road #02-00 EFG Bank Building Singapore 179104 b) Students are encouraged to adhere to the recommended timeline set by the Student & Career Services department for financial aid application. c) Any amount that is unsuccessful from the deduction from the financial aids agencies (e.g. CPF Board, PSEA, MENDAKI and other loan accounts) shall be deducted from the students GIRO. Any refund shall be managed on a case-by-case basis. d) Students are encouraged to maintain sufficient funds in their GIRO accounts. e) A late charge of S$10.70 (inclusive of GST) will be imposed for late payments of fees and GIRO rejection.
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4.5 MOE TUITION GRANT

The substantial tuition subsidy from the Government of Singapore comes in the form of a Tuition Grant (TG) which is administered by the Ministry of Education (MOE) and offered to students who are Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents only. Students who apply for and are approved for the tuition grants need only pay subsidised fees (also referred to as the Subsidised Tuition Fee portion of fees). While the tuition grant is not repayable, and Singapore Citizens in receipt of it will not be required to take a service bond, the following accountability measures will apply: Singapore Citizens on Public Service Commission (PSC) scholarships or bursaries will be required to undertake a service bond under the terms of such scholarships or bursaries. All Singapore Permanent Residents (except those already in receipt of a service bond from the PSC or the Ministry of Health) will be required to undertake a service bond under the terms of the tuition grant to work with a Singapore-registered company for three years upon completion of their degrees so as to discharge some of their obligations to the Singapore public for the high subsidy of their education. Singapore Permanent residents should refer to the application procedure for the Tuition Grant in Annex B. Students who are scholarship holders are advised to check with the Student & Career Services Division if their scholarship covers the Tuition Grant. If the scholarship does not cover the Tuition Grant, an application should be made if the grant is needed. Students who do not apply for the Tuition Grant by the prescribed deadline will be charged the total tuition fees. They will also be required to pay the 7% GST for the Tuition Grant portion. Students must inform the Student & Career Services Division before the start of the semester if they do not wish to accept the Tuition Grant. Students (International students are not eligible for Tuition Grant subsidy from the MOE) who do not sign the tuition grant agreement or who are not eligible for the tuition grant will have to pay non-subsidised tuition fees. Tuition fees are payable by students every semester while the compulsory miscellaneous fees are paid on a yearly basis regardless of whether they are on Overseas Immersion Programme etc.
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Eligibility Guidelines for Tuition Grant Students with a Bachelors Degree or Higher Qualification Students (Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents) who already hold a bachelors degree or higher qualification will be eligible for Tuition Grant if they wish to pursue a second programme of the same or lower level in SIT as long as they did not attain their bachelors or higher degree through any subsidy by the MOE or sponsorship by the Singapore Government (this includes the receipt of a government scholarship such as those offered by the Ministries, Public Service Commission and Statutory Boards for local or overseas study). Singapore Permanent Residents who take up the Tuition Grant will need to sign the Tuition Grant Agreement and work with a Singapore-based company for three years upon graduation. Transfer/Re-admitted Students Students (Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents) who 1 transfer or are re-admitted within SIT or across the Autonomous Universities 2 will be eligible for the Tuition Grant up to the normal programme duration for the new programme after subtracting the number of semesters of Tuition Grant received for the previous programme(s).
Number of semesters of Tuition Grant eligible for new programme
Normal programme duration for new programme
Number of semesters of Tuition Grant received for previous programme(s)
1. Autonomous Universities refer to National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Singapore Management University (SMU). 2. Normal programme duration for full-time undergraduate programmes in SIT is taken to be four semesters (six semesters in the case of DigiPen Institute of Technology).
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Special Cases For special cases where students (Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents) who transfer with full credits are also given special credit exemptions such that they are promoted beyond the next level of study in the new programme, for e.g. from year 1 to year 3, the number of semesters of Tuition Grant that such students are eligible for is then based on normal programme duration for the new programme less the number of semesters of Tuition Grant received for the previous programme(s) less the number of semester(s) waived based on special credit exemptions.
Number of semesters of Tuition Grant eligible for new programme
Normal programme duration for new programme
Number of semesters of Tuition Grant received for previous programme(s)
Number of semester(s) waived based on special credit exemptions
For further enquiries on Tuition Grant, please refer to MOEs website for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), or contact MOEs Tuition Grant Section at Tuition Grant Section Ministry of Education 1 North Buona Vista Drive Singapore 138675 Customer Service hotline: 6872 2220
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Application for Tuition Grant (Not applicable to International Students) Singapore Citizens Students who are Singaporean Citizens need to make a one-time joint application with their parent/guardian for the Tuition Grant in the year of admission. To apply for Tuition Grant, please download the Application for Tuition Grant Form and return it to: Singapore Institute of Technology Student & Career Services Department 25 North Bridge Road #02-00 EFG Bank Building Singapore 179104 Singapore Permanent Residents Singapore Permanent Residents who wish to apply for the Tuition Grant must submit the application with MOE at TGonline. Applicants are required to sign an agreement with the Singapore Government and will be bonded to work with a Singapore-registered company for three years upon graduation. Two sureties are required to execute the agreement. Sureties can be of any nationality, must be above 21 and below 65 years of age and must not be bankrupts. The following information on the sureties are to be provided in the online application name, FIN/UIN (if applicable), passport number, date of birth, email address, address in Singapore (if any) and address in home country. The TG agreement signing will take place on 12 July 2011. Further details on the execution of the Tuition Grant agreement will be provided via email. International students holding Singapore PSC Bursaries and Scholarships International students holding Singapore PSC Bursaries and Scholarships are not required to apply for the Tuition Grant as students have already executed agreements with the PSC. PSC will pay the grant directly to SIT. International students holding Foreign Government Scholarships International students holding foreign government scholarships are not eligible to apply for the Tuition Grant. They must inform the Admissions Division before the start of the semester, giving full details and documentary evidence of the scholarship and the bond, if any.
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4.6 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEMES

SIT is committed to an admission policy that ensures that all Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents are not denied admissions because of financial difficulties. To help meet the educational expenses of financially needy students, financial assistance in the form of loans is facilitated by the Student & Career Services Division within SIT. To find out more about the financial assistance schemes available, please click here. If you wish to apply for financial assistance, please access the Student Portal for application forms. Please note that application for these subsidies must be done within the stipulated deadlines indicated on our website. At present, there are no financial assistance schemes available for international students.
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5. HEALTH & INSURANCE
HEALTH & INSURANCE
5.1 MEDICAL EXAMINATION

Admission to SIT is subject to the student's good health. All successful applicants are required to undergo a medical examination. SIT reserves the right to refuse admission to and/or exclude the student from any particular programme of study if the student should decline to undergo such health examinations and/or to be tested for any organic or communicable disease. The medical examination may be done by the student's own registered physician. Please download and complete the Medical Examination Report Form and submit the report to the Student & Career Services department on Level 3 of the SIT office. International Students Medical Examination for Student Pass Application In addition to the medical examination, international students will need to undergo an HIV test for application of Student Pass. The HIV test and medical examination can be done in the country of origin or in Singapore. The medical examination report form for application of student pass can be downloaded here. Laboratory test and chest X-ray reports, together with the Medical Report for Student Pass, must be submitted to the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) within three months from date of issue.
Note: The medical, laboratory test and X-ray reports MUST be written in English.
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HEALTH & INSURANCE
Special Medical Conditions to Note

Epilepsy Students with this medical condition are strongly advised not to take up engineering programmes. Students are required to go for a liver function blood test, alpha-fetoprotein blood test and liver ultrasound. Hepatitis B screening results are valid only if done less than three months before the acceptance date. Where Hepatitis B immunisation is required, it has to be done within two months from the date of screening. Screening and immunisation can be done with any registered general practitioner. Students may not be eligible for certain programmes if they are unable to correctly identify red and green wires. Students will need to be affirmed by our appointed doctors that they are no longer contagious.
Hepatitis B or Hepatitis B carriers
Partial Colour Blindness Tuberculosis
Other special needs (e.g. mobility issues, visual impairment, etc) Students need to inform the Students & Career Services department to discuss special arrangements. Students with any one of the above medical conditions are required to inform the Admissions department by email to: adm@singaporetech.edu.sg (local students) adm.intl@singaporetech.edu.sg (international students)
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HEALTH & INSURANCE
5.2 MEDICAL COVERAGE

All matriculated students will be covered under Group Accidental Death & Permanent Dismemberment and Hospitalisation insurance schemes. Details will be provided at a later date.
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ANNEX A
ANNEX
A1
ANNEX A1
DIGIPEN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2011/12 Intake Bachelor of Science in i) Real-time Interactive Simulation ii) Game Design Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Art & Animation Bachelor of Arts in Game design
Academic Calendar AY2011/12 Fall 2011 Classes Begin Fall Session Fall Session Final Exams Fall Session Ends Winter Break Intersession Spring 2012 Classes Begin Spring Session Spring Break Spring Session Final Exams Spring Session Ends Intersession Summer 2012 Classes Begin Summer Session Summer Session Final Exams Spring Session Ends 5 Sep 2011 12 Dec 16 Dec 2011 16 Dec 2011 17 Dec 2011 8 Jan 2012 2 Jan 6 Jan 2012 9 Jan 2012 TBA, 2012 23 Apr 27 Apr 2012 27 Apr 2012 2 May 6 May 2012 8 May 2012 13 Aug 17 Aug 2012 17 Aug 2012
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ANNEX
A2
ANNEX A2
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2011/12 Intake Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in i) Mechanical Design Engineering ii) Mechatronics
Academic Calendar AY2011/12 Year 1 Semester 1 Start of classes Start of revision Examination Break Year 1 Semester 2 Start of classes Break Start of revision Examination End of Semester 2 Overseas Immersion Programme 19 Sep 2011 5 Dec 2011 7 Dec 2011 16 Dec 2011 19 Dec 2011 6 Jan 2012 9 Jan 2012 26 Mar 2012 13 Apr 2012 16 Apr 2012 23 Apr 2012 18 May 2012 25 May 2012 15 Jun 2012 15 Jul 2012**
Academic Calendar AY2012/13 Year 2 Semester 1** Start of classes Start of revision Examination Break Year 2 Semester 2** Start of classes Break Start of revision Examination End of Semester 2
**Dates provided are provisional and are subject to change.
17 Sep 2012 3 Dec 2012 5 Dec 2012 14 Dec 2012 17 Dec 2012 4 Jan 2013 7 Jan 2013 25 Mar 2013 12 Apr 2013 15 Apr 2013 22 Apr 2013 17 May 2013 25 May 2013
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ANNEX
A3
ANNEX A3
UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2011/12 Intake Bachelor of Science with Honours in Nursing Practice
Academic Calendar AY2011/12 Semester 1 Orientation Classes Assignments Break Semester 2 Classes Assignments Break Break Manchester Leadership Programme (Overseas Immersion) Break 19 Sep 2011 23 Sep 2011 26 Sep 2011 27 Jan 2012 11 Nov 2011 and 27 Jan 2012 19 Dec 2011 15 Jan 2012 30 Jan 2012 8 Jun 2012 23 Mar 2012 and 8 Jun 2012 26 Mar 2012 15 Apr 2012 11 Jun 2012 16 Sep 2012 23 Jun 2012 20 Jul 2012
23 Jul 2012 14 Sep 2012
Academic Calendar AY2012/13 Semester 1 Classes Assignments Break Semester 2 Classes Assignments Break 17 Sep 2012 25 Jan 2013 25 Jan 2013 17 Dec 2012 13 Jan 2013 28 Jan 2013 7 Jun 2013 26 Apr 2013 and 7 Jun 2013 25 Mar 2013 14 Apr 2013
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ANNEX
A4
ANNEX A4
UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2011/12 Intake Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in i) Chemical Engineering ii) Marine Engineering^ iii) Naval Architecture^ iv) Offshore Engineering^ v) Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering Bachelor of Science with Honours in Food & Human Nutrition
Academic Calendar AY2011/12 Semester 1 Classes Break Examination Semester 2 Classes Study Break Examination 26 Sep 2011 27 Jan 2012 19 Dec 2011 6 Jan 2012 16 Jan 2012 27 Jan 2012 30 Jan 2012 15 Jun 2012 17 Mar 2012 15 Apr 2012 4 Jun 2012 15 Jun 2012
^ Bridging course will take place from 13 Jun 2011 2 Sep 2011 for students who are required to undergo and pass it. Dates are subject to change.
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ANNEX
A5
ANNEX A5
Technische Universitt Mnchen (Technical University of Munich) ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2011/12 Intake Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Academic Calendar AY2011/12 (For Polytechnic Graduates) Semester 1* Semester 2 Start of Class Start of Class 11 Jul 2011 Jan 2012
Academic Calendar AY2011/12 (For GCE A Level Graduates) Semester 1* Semester 2

Dates are subject to change. *Students MUST pass all of Semester 1s modules in order to progress to Semester 2.
Start of Class Start of Class
27 Jun 2011 Jan 2012
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

Academic Calendar AY2011/12 Semester 1* Semester 2
Dates are subject to change. *Students MUST pass all of Semester 1s modules in order to progress to Semester 2.
Start of Class Start of Class
11 Jul 2011 Jan 2012
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ANNEX
A6
ANNEX A6
THE CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2011/12 Intake Bachelor of Professional Studies in Culinary Arts Management
Academic Calendar AY2011/12 Year 1 Semester 1 Block 1.1.1 Block 1.1.2 Block 1.1.3 Block 1.1.4 Block 1.1.5 Break 1 Year 1 Semester 2 Block 1.2.1 Block 1.2.2 Block 1.2.3 Block 1.2.4 Block 1.2.5 Break 2 6 Sep 2011 23 Sep 2011 27 Sep 2011 14 Oct 2011 17 Oct 2011 4 Nov 2011 8 Nov 2011 25 Nov 2011 29 Nov 2011 16 Dec 2011 17 Dec 2011 15 Jan 2012 16 Jan 2012 3 Feb 2012 7 Feb 2012 24 Feb 2012 28 Feb 2012 16 Mar 2012 19 Mar 2012 5 Apr 2012 10 Apr 2012 27 Apr 2012 28 Apr 2012 6 May 2012
Academic Calendar AY2012/13 Year 2 Semester 1 Block 2.1.1 Overseas Immersion Programme Break 3 Block 2.1.2 Block 2.1.3 Block 2.1.4 Block 2.1.5 Year 2 Semester 2 Block 2.2.1 Block 2.2.2 Block 2.2.3 Block 2.2.4 Block 2.2.5 Block 2.2.6 Professional Bridging (12 weeks) 8 May 2012 25 May 2012 26 May 2012 4 Jun 2012 5 Jun 2012 22 Jun 2012 26 Jun 2012 13 Jul 2012 17 Jul 2012 3 Aug 2012 6 Aug 2012 24 Aug 2012 28 Aug 2012 14 Sep 2012 18 Sep 2012 5 Oct 2012 8 Oct 2012 25 Oct 2012 29 Oct 2012 16 Nov 2012 20 Nov 2012 7 Dec 2012 10 Dec 2012 22 Aug 2013
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ANNEX
A7
ANNEX A7
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS ACADEMIC CALENDAR AY2011/12 Intake Bachelor of Science in Hotel Administration
Academic Calendar AY2011/12 Fall 2011 Fall I Examination Break Fall 2011 Fall 2 Examination Winter 2011 Examination Break 29 Aug 14 Oct 2011 Final week of Fall 1 15 Oct 23 Oct 2011 24 Oct 9 Dec 2011 Final week of Fall 2 12 Dec 23 Dec 2011 Final week of Winter 24 Dec 2011 15 Jan 2012
Academic Calendar AY2012/13 Spring 2012 Spring I Examination Break Spring 2012 Spring 2 Examination Break Summer 2012 Summer 1 Examination Summer 2012 Summer 2 Examination Summer 2012 Summer 3 Examination Break Fall 2012 Fall 1 Examination Break Fall 2012 Fall 2 Examination Winter 2012 Examination Break 16 Jan 2 Mar 2012 Final week of Spring 1 3 Mar 18 Mar 2012 19 Mar 4 May 2012 Final week of Spring 2 5 May 13 May 2012 14 May 1 Jun 2012 Final week of Summer 1 4 Jun 6 Jul 2012 Final week of Summer 2 9 Jul 10 Aug 2012 Final week of Summer 3 11 Aug 26 Aug 2012 27 Aug 12 Oct 2012 Final week of Fall 1 13 Oct 21 Oct 2012 22 Oct 07 Dec 2012 Final week of Fall 2 10 Dec 28 Dec 2012 Final week of Winter 29 Dec 2012 13 Jan 2013
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ANNEX
A7
Academic Calendar AY2013/14 Spring 2013 Spring 1 Examination Break Spring 2013 Spring 2 Examination Break Summer 2013 Summer 1 Examination Summer 2013 Summer 2 Examination Summer 2013 Summer 3 Examination Break ***Fall 2013 Fall 1 Examination Break Fall 2013 Fall 2 (Internship) 14 Jan 1 March 2013 Final week of Spring 1 2 Mar 17 Mar 2013 18 Mar 3 May 2013 Final week of Spring 2 4 May 12 May 2013 13 May 31 May 2013 Final week of Summer 1 3 Jun 5 Jul 2013 Final week of Summer 2 8 Jul 9 Aug 2013 Final week of Summer 3 10 Aug 25 Aug 2013 26 Aug 11 Oct 2013 Final week of Fall 1 12 Oct 20 Oct 2013 21 Oct 6 Dec (Duration varies)
*** Graduates from the five local polytechnics are granted certain exemptions.
NOTE: Duration of Programme 1. Advanced standing and internship exemption 2 years. 2. Advanced standing but no internship exemption 2.25+ years. (depending on duration of internship) 3. No advanced standing and no internship exemption 2.5 years. Advanced standing means credit(s) transferring from previous college. Students will be billed 3 times in a year, around July, December and April of each academic year.
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ANNEX B
ANNEX
B
ANNEX B
MOE TUITION GRANT APPLICATION FLOW (Only applicable to Singapore Permanent Residents)
Application for Tuition Grant 1. Student needs to activate the account with MOE at TGonline. (http://tgonline.moe.gov.sg) 2. Student applies for Tuition Grant and submits particulars of 2 sureties at TGonline.
Signing of Tuition Grant Agreement Sureties in Singapore
Sureties not in Singapore Student prints a copy of the Tuition Grant Agreement at TGonline. The agreement must be printed single-sided on white A4 size paper. Student sends Tuition Grant Agreement to sureties home country via courier services (e.g. DHL, FEDEX). Sureties to sign Tuition Grant Agreement in the presence of an acceptable overseas authority+ and return the Agreement to student as soon as possible. Upon return of the signed Tuition Grant Agreement by sureties, student is to ensure that the Agreement is in order and to bring the Agreement to sign in the presence of an MOE Officer. Students are to bring along their Identity Card for verification purposes.
Student and 2 sureties to sign Tuition Grant Agreement in SIT in the presence of an MOE Officer. The Ministry of Education does not allow the sending of Supplementary Tuition Grant Agreement to sureties in home country for Polytechnic students who have not been discharged or released from the Tuition Grant bond. Hence, sureties must be present for the signing on the scheduled date. Documents to bring along for the signing of the Tuition Grant Agreement: 1. Student brings along his/her identity card. 2. Sureties are required to bring along their identity card or passport.
MOE releases Tuition Grant to SIT

+
List of acceptable overseas authorities. Country Overseas authorities Singapore Embassy (in KL)/Notary Public/Commissioner of Oath Singapore Embassy/Lawyers Singapore Embassy/Notary Public
Malaysia China Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Vietnam, Others
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ANNEX C
ANNEX
C
ANNEX C
COPYRIGHT AND YOU A. What is Copyright?
When a person expresses himself by creating a literary, dramatic, musical or artistic work, he has copyright in the work. Such work includes books, periodicals, magazines, compilations of information, photographs, diagrams, dances, scripts for plays, computer programmes, drawings, sculptures, musical scores, lyrics, sound recordings, cinematographic films, television broadcasts and cable programmes. The law protects the creators expression manifested through the work but not the information contained in the work. For example, where two persons present the same statistics in different ways, the law will allow each of them to publish their presentation and prevent others from publishing the same presentation. Others may use the same statistics to make different presentations. Copyright in literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works last for the lifetime of the creator and continues for 70 years after his death. Copyright in sound recordings and films last for 70 years from the date of first publication. Copyright in television and sound broadcasts and cable programmes last for 50 years from the end of the calendar year in which they were first broadcast or included in a cable programme service.
B. Who Owns Copyright and What Rights Does the Owner Have?
The creator of the work will own the copyright in it and so the law gives him the exclusive right to publish, reproduce, communicate and benefit from the work in other ways. Other persons cannot do so without the permission of the copyright owner. The copyright owner may permit others to publish, reproduce or communicate the work through agreements like licences. The owner may set conditions for such permission such as charging a fee.
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ANNEX
C
C. Exceptions
However, the permission of the owner is not required: 1. Where the work is copied for self-study or research, that is, only 1 article in a periodical publication is copied or not more than 10% is copied of a published work which consists of 10 pages or more or not more than 1 chapter is copied of a work which is divided into chapters. 2. Where the work is in electronic form and not more than 10% of the total number of bytes in that edition is copied or 10% of the total number of words in that edition or of the contents of that edition is copied. 3. Where a computer programme is reproduced or is made on behalf of the owner as a back-up copy of the original computer programme. 4. Where an audio-visual work (such as sound recording, cinematograph film, sound broadcast, television broadcast or cable programme) is copied for research or private study, subject to certain qualifications specified in the Copyright Act. 5. Where a film or recording of television or sound broadcast or cable programmes is copied for private and domestic use. It should not be seen or heard in public. 6. Where a literary, dramatic, musical or artistic work is copied for criticism or review, and for the reporting of current events, and sufficient acknowledgment of the work is made. 7. Where a work is copied after the copyright in the work ceases.
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ANNEX
C
D. What are the Consequences of Copyright Infringement?
In Singapore, copyright is protected mainly by the Copyright Act (Cap. 63). A person who publishes, reproduces or communicates a copyright work without the permission of the owner infringes his copyright. It is also an infringement to authorise others to infringe copyright, such as requesting a photocopying shop to make a copy of the book. The person who infringes copyright may be sued by the owner for monetary compensation such as profits made from the infringement. The owner may also obtain a court order to prevent further infringement. Where the infringement is intentional and the infringement is significant or gives the infringer a commercial benefit, the infringer may be fined in court up to S$20,000 and/or jailed for not more than 6 months. Second or subsequent offences may attract the maximum fine of S$50,000 and the longest imprisonment term of 3 years. An example of a significant infringement is the massive regular downloading of songs or movies using peer-to-peer networks. A person who is found with 5 or more infringing copies of any work is presumed to be in possession of them for sale and may be fined S$10,000 for each infringing article or S$100,000 whichever is lower. He may also be jailed for not longer than 5 years. In both cases, the infringing copies or anything used to make the infringing copies may be destroyed or surrendered to the copyright owner.
E. Conclusion
SIT takes a serious view of any infringement of copyright by students and a contravention of the provisions of the Copyright Act is deemed to be a breach of SIT's rules and regulations, which could result in disciplinary action. SIT advises all students to respect the copyright of all copyright owners works and encourages the purchase of original textbooks, CDs, DVDs and/or other copyrighted materials that are required for your courses of study. The cost of these materials is insignificant compared to the penalties for copyright infringement.
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AY2011/12 | AUGUST 2011 INTAKE

HEALTH & INSURANCE Medical Examination 27 Medical Coverage 29

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

2.1 ADMISSION CONDITIONS

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

2.2 MATRICULATION CARD COLLECTION

1pm 3pm 5pm 6pm

DigiPen Institute of Technology, (DigiPen)

During DigiPen Orientation Programme

University of Glasgow, (UOG)

9am 1pm 7 Sep 2011 1pm 5pm

University of Newcastle upon Tyne, (NU)

9am 1pm 9 Sep 2011 1pm 5pm

The University of Manchester (UOM)

B.Sc with Honours in Nursing Practice

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

2.3 IMMIGRATION MATTERS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

2.4 STUDENT PASS APPLICATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Student Pass Application

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

2.5 TERTIARY STUDENT CONCESSION CARD

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

EMIC 3. ACADRS MATTE

3.1 SIT WELCOME CEREMONY 2011 & SIT STUDENT ORIENTATION

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

3.2 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

3.3 REGISTRATION OF COURSES

3.4 MAXIMUM CANDIDATURE

3.5 LEAVE OF ABSENCE/MEDICAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

3.6 WITHDRAWAL FROM SIT

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

3.7 COMPUTER ACCOUNT, IT USER AGREEMENT POLICY

3.8 STUDENT UNDERTAKING FORM

3.9 COPYRIGHT ISSUES

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

4. FINANMATION CIAL INFOR

4.1 TUITION FEES

Overseas University Partner

DigiPen Institute of Technology

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

Overseas University Partner

The University of Manchester

University of Newcastle upon Tyne (NU)

Technische Universitt Mnchen (Technical University of Munich)

The Culinary Institute of America

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

Tuition Fees per year for AY2011/12 (For International Students)

The Culinary Institute of America University of Nevada, Las Vegas

(inclusive of GST) to Ngee Ann Polytechnic.

4.2 MISCELLANEOUS FEES

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

4.3 INCIDENTAL FEES

STUDENT HANDBOOK | AY 2011/ 2012

4.4 PAYMENT OF FEES