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College of EngineeringUndergraduate Programmes

Connecting Possibilities,

Engineering the Future

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VISION

A great global engineering college for education,

research and innovation.

MISSION

To nurture creative and entrepreneurial leaders

through broad-based, research-infused engineering

education, advance knowledge and create innovative

and sustainable solutions for the benefit of industry

and society.

INTRODUCTION

CONNECTING POSSIBILITIES, ENGINEERING THE FUTURE

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Connecting Possibilities,

Engineering The Future

Engineering A Better World Starts With You

Engineering is everywhere. It is at the heart of processes, structures and communication platforms that

enable the world to function, evolve and progress. Embark on a transformational journey with NTU College

of Engineering (CoE), and be inspired by the boundless possibilities that await you. From being the

backbone of the healthcare sector, to supplying energy to power the world, to ensuring safe and fast travel

via road, rail, air and sea, engineering is the driving force ticking our lives today. So, choose from the many

exciting fields of engineering disciplines and let the world be your oyster. The power to engineer safe,

strong, and sustainable societies starts here – and it starts with you.

Designing A Brave New Reality

Take on the world at NTU College of Engineering. Prepare to shape the future as part of a new generation of

creative talents who design, innovate and engineer a better tomorrow for yourself, society, and the world.

Set in a vibrant learning hub known for excellence in research and innovation, CoE is where you can pursue

your deepest aspirations to improve things at home, in the country and beyond. Piece ideas together with

the help of faculty and colleagues to form a brave new reality. Design your destiny and realise your dreams.

INTRODUCTION

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School of

Electrical and Electronic Engineering:7th for Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Essential Science Indicators 2015:

Top 5 globally

for Engineering research output

5th

most cited

world-wide

QS 2015/16 World University Rankings for

Engineering and Technology Faculty:

6th

in the world

2nd

in Asia

About NTU College of Engineering

A Powerhouse in Engineering Education and Research

U.S. News and World Report, 2016 Ranking

of Best Global Universities for Engineering:

5th in the world

3rd

in Asia11th

in the world

1st

in Asia

Academic Ranking of World Universities in Engineering/Technology and Computer

Sciences 2015, produced by Shanghai Jiao Tong University:

*Rankings are according to the QS 2015 World University Rankings by Subject.

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School of

Chemical and Biomedical Engineering:21st for Chemical Engineering

School of

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering:17th for Mechanical Engineering

6 Internationally Renowned Engineering Schools*

School of

Materials Science and Engineering:8th for Materials Science

School of

Civil and Environmental Engineering:18th for Civil Engineering

School of

Computer Engineering:21st for Computer Sciences and Information Systems

INTRODUCTION

CONNECTING POSSIBILITIES, ENGINEERING THE FUTURE

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Gearing You Up For The Real World

Rise to tomorrow’s challenges – with the right skills

you will. At NTU College of Engineering, we take you

beyond the confines of classrooms with a multidisciplinary

approach and equip you with knowledge and skills for

analysis, problem solving and entrepreneurship.

Broad-based, Industry-relevant Curricula

You will appreciate the practical perspectives of

classroom theories and gain relevant engineering

insights through our new, revamped, industry-relevant

curricula. Each programme integrates principles of

engineering with multidisciplinary elements in the arts,

humanities, business and social sciences to provide a

wholesome education. Students have the flexibility to

tailor their own learning patterns to suit their interests

and strengths. Our education prepares you to resolve

issues in the world by giving you the opportunities to

formulate and manage complex projects.

Robust Professional Internship

Programmes

You will acquire first-hand experience in tackling

real-life challenges as an intern with our industry

partners or with our world-class research centres.

Our close connections with these organisations and

institutes enable us to offer you a professional

internship programme that your contemporaries

elsewhere will envy. This kind of exposure will place

you with a clear employability advantage over other

graduates.

Immersing You in A Culture of

Challenging Research

If research is your passion, NTU College of Engineering

is the right place for you. We are home to many world

class research centres such as the Energy Research

Institute @ NTU (ERI@N), Nanyang Environment and

Water Research Institute (NEWRI), Satellite Research

Centre (SaRC), Singapore Centre for 3D Printing

(SC3DP) etc., where you will be exposed to cutting-

edge research and researchers.

What is more, you can indulge in the rigours and

challenges of research through the university’s

Undergraduate Research Experience on Campus

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(URECA) programme. Catalysed by the NTU College of

Engineering’s vibrant research culture, this programme

lets you delve into research early in your learning life, at

a level that is unmatched elsewhere.

Besides, those who like taking part in international

competitions have ample opportunities to do so through

events such as solar car races, software writing

competitions, business plan competitions and many

more. This is true for all disciplines and you will get

guidance and material assistance from the faculty and

the schools. Join the NTU College of Engineering for

experiential learning beyond the classroom.

Sharpening Your Edge With Global Exposure

Take the chance to plunge into cultures beyond

Singapore’s shores. With our strategic links with partner

universities and organisations all around the world,

we offer Global Immersion and International Student

Exchange programmes that will broaden your

perspective of the world and link you with enriching

contacts during your education journey. Programmes

vary from two-week summer exchanges to semester-

long exchange programmes.

Offering A Brilliant Faculty To Nurture You

Have your engineering skills honed and your minds

mentored by brilliant faculty members who have made

significant global academic and research contributions

and now call NTU their home. They are here to nurture

and help you realise your engineering and academic

ambitions.

The Edge You’ll Have With Us

INTRODUCTION

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Duration

(Years)

• Pass in H2 Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in H2 Level Biology/Chemistry/

Computing/Physics, and

• Pass in H1/‘O’ Level Physics1 or equivalent

• Pass in H2 Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in H2 Level Biology/Chemistry/

Physics, and

• Pass in H1/‘O’ Level Physics1 or equivalent

• Pass in H2 Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in H2 Level Chemistry, and

• Pass in H1/‘O’ Level Physics1 or equivalent

Please refer to the minimum subject requirements for single degree Engineering programmes stated above.

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Mathematics, and

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Biology/Chemistry/

Physics, and

• Overall CAP of 2.0 in Physics3 or equivalent

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Mathematics, and

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Biology/Chemistry/

Physics, and

• Overall CAP of 2.0 in Physics3 or equivalent

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Mathematics, and

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Chemistry, and

• Overall CAP of 2.0 in Physics3 or equivalent

• Pass in Higher Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Higher Level Biology/Chemistry/

Computer Science/Physics, and

• Pass in Standard Level Physics2 or equivalent

• Pass in Higher Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Higher Level Biology/Chemistry/

Physics, and

• Pass in Standard Level Physics2 or equivalent

• Pass in Higher Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Higher Level Chemistry, and

• Pass in Standard Level Physics2 or equivalent

• Pass in H1 Level Mathematics/‘O’ Level

Additional Mathematics or equivalent, and

• Pass in a H1 Level/‘O’ Level Science subject

Please refer to the minimum subject requirements for single degree Engineering programmes stated above.

Please refer to the minimum subject requirements for single degree Engineering programmes stated above.

Please refer to the minimum subject requirements for single degree Engineering programmes stated above.

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Mathematics, and

• Overall CAP of 2.0 in Biology/Chemistry/

Physics

• Pass in Standard Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Standard Level Biology/Chemistry/

Physics

Minimum Subject Requirements

International BaccalaureateGCE ‘A’ Level NUS High School Diploma International and Other Qualifications

A relevant diploma from one of the local polytechnics. Final-year polytechnic students may apply.

NEW

NEW

Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) Programmes

• Aerospace Engineering^~+

• Bioengineering^@~+

• Civil Engineering^a~+

• Computer Engineering^~+

• Computer Science^~+

• Electrical and Electronic Engineering^a~+

• Engineering+*

• Environmental Engineering^a~+

• Information Engineering and Media^~+

• Mechanical Engineering^a~+

• Materials Engineering^@~+

• Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering^~+

• Engineering with Business Minor

(Applicable to all single degree Engineering programmes listed above)

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) Programme

• Maritime Studies+

Integrated Programme

• Bachelor of Engineering and Master of Science (By invitation only)

Double Degree Programmes

• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering) and

Bachelor of Business

• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science) and Bachelor of Business

• Bachelor of Engineering in your chosen major and Bachelor of Arts

(Honours) in Economics^

Second Majors

• Bachelor of Engineering in your chosen major with a Second Major in Business

• Bachelor of Engineering in Bioengineering /

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering with a Second Major in

Food Science and Technology

• Bachelor of Engineering in Bioengineering/Materials Engineering

with a Second Major in Pharmaceutical Engineering

• Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering/Electrical and Electronic

Engineering/Environmental Engineering/Mechanical Engineering with

a Second Major in Society and Urban Systems

• Bachelor of Science in Maritime Studies with a Second Major in Business

Part-Time Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) Programmes

• Computer Science

• Electrical and Electronic Engineering

• Mechanical Engineering

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4

4

4

4.5

4

5

4

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• Pass in Senior High School Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Senior High School Level Biology/Chemistry/

Physics, and

• Pass in Junior High School Level Physics4

• Pass in Senior High School Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Senior High School Level Biology/Chemistry/

Physics, and

• Pass in Junior High School Level Physics4

• Pass in Senior High School Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Senior High School Level Chemistry, and

• Pass in Junior High School Level Physics4

• Pass in Junior High School Level Additional Mathematics, and

• Pass in Junior High School Level Biology/Chemistry/

Physics/Science

• Pass in Senior High School Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Senior High School Level Biology/Chemistry/Physics,

and

• Pass in Junior High School Level Physics4

• Pass in H2 Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in H2 Level Biology/Chemistry/

Computing/Physics, and

• Pass in H1/‘O’ Level Physics1 or equivalent

• Pass in Higher Level Mathematics, and

• Pass in Higher Level Biology/Chemistry/

Computer Science/Physics, and

• Pass in Standard Level Physics2 or equivalent

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Mathematics, and

• Major CAP of 2.0 in Biology/Chemistry/

Physics, and

• Overall CAP of 2.0 in Physics3 or equivalent

Programmes

(Direct Honours)MINIMUM SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION

NOTES

1. Pass in H1 Level/‘O’ Level Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not read H2 Level Physics.

2. Pass in Standard Level Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not read Higher Level Physics.

3. Overall CAP of 2.0 in Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not majored in Physics.

4. Pass in Junior High School Level Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not read Senior High School

Level Physics.

Applicants with only a H1 Level/‘O’ Level pass in Physics are required to read Physics A (PH1012) instead of Physics

(PH1011) in Semester 1 of the first year. This course is not applicable to Computer Science, Computer Engineering

and Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.

^ This programme is also offered jointly with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences as a double

degree programme with Economics.

a This programme is also offered jointly with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences as a single degree

programme with a Second Major in Society and Urban Systems.

~ The programme is also offered jointly with the Nanyang Business School as a single degree programme with

a Second Major in Business.

+ This programme is also offered jointly with the Nanyang Business School as a single degree programme with

Business Minor.

@ This programme is also offered as a single degree programme with a Second Major in Pharmaceutical

Engineering.

* Students who are undecided on their Engineering major may opt for Engineering (i.e. Common Engineering)

at the point of application. All Common Engineering students will read a semester of engineering studies

after which they will be streamed into either Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering,

Environmental Engineering, Materials Engineering or Mechanical Engineering at the end of Year 1,

Semester 1. In all cases, admissions and streaming into an engineering major are merit-based.

Master of Science in an Engineering field only. Please refer to http://www.coe.ntu.edu.sg/IP for more information

on the Integrated Programme.

DIPLOMA HOLDERS

Applicants should have a relevant diploma from one of the local polytechnics. Those with a Certificate of Merit,

Diploma with Merit or Diploma with Distinction may apply for any programme in NTU regardless of the diploma.

For a list of acceptable local diplomas, please refer to:

http://admissions.ntu.edu.sg/UndergraduateAdmissions/Pages/PolyDiploma.aspx

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International students must have completed at least 12 years of general education, or will be taking Year 12 national

examinations in the year of application in order to be considered for admission. In addition to fulfilling the minimum

entry requirements, applicants must also satisfy the minimum subject requirements.

For further details, please refer to:

http://admissions.ntu.edu.sg/UndergraduateIntnlAdmissions/Pages/InternationalOthers.aspx

Please refer to the College's and Schools' websites for more information on the Second Majors and Double Degree

programmes.

Minimum Subject

Requirements for

Admission

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School of

Chemical and Biomedical Engineering (SCBE)

Advancing Society through

Sustainable Chemical and

Biomedical Technologies

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SCBE’s research team has developed an anti-bacterial

coating that kills bacteria without antibiotics.

This invention has been shown to destroy 99% of the

bacteria and fungi that come into contact with it.

SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (SCBE)

CONNECTING POSSIBILITIES, ENGINEERING THE FUTURE

Did You Did You Know?Know?

Blazing the Trail for Chemical and Biomedical BreakthroughsHelp create solutions through chemical and biomedical engineering that blaze the trail for

transformation to lives. Be among those who fill the missing links in the current healthcare

and medical fields with revolutionary materials and substances that improve daily life in key

ways. If you are up to this challenge, take the first step by enrolling at the School of

Chemical and Biomedical Engineering (SCBE) at NTU today.

At SCBE, we offer two direct honours degree programmes in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (CBE), and

Bioengineering (BIE) to train a new generation of engineers through a curriculum that integrates the principles of

engineering with fundamentals of life and chemical sciences.

School of

Chemical and Biomedical Engineering (SCBE)

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Degree Programme in Chemical

and Biomolecular Engineering

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering is the branch

of engineering that deals with the application of

physical sciences (e.g., chemistry and physics), and

life sciences (e.g., biology, microbiology and

biochemistry) with mathematics and economics to the

process of converting raw materials or chemicals into

more useful or valuable forms. In addition to producing

useful materials, modern Chemical and Biomolecular

Engineering is also concerned with pioneering valuable

new materials and techniques such as nanotechnology,

fuel cells and biomedical engineering.

The CBE programme aims to produce a new

generation of graduates with strong quantitative and

analytical skills, as well as engineering know-how to

excel in traditional chemical/petrochemical/

pharmaceutical industries, as well as other emerging

fields upon graduation.

Industry/Career

• Biopharmaceuticals

• Food/Flavours/Fragrances

• Nanotechnology

• Petrochemicals

• Specialty Chemicals

• Trading and Finance related jobs in relevant

industries

Areas of Specialisation

• Chemical and Energy Engineering

• Electronics (Processing)

• Pharmaceutical Engineering and Biotechnology

Degree Programme in

Bioengineering

Bioengineering is a fusion of the various disciplines of

engineering and biomedical sciences. Revamped to

resemble 86% of the curriculum structure for

Biomedical/Bioengineering/Biological Engineering

programmes offered by the top four American

universities, BIE at NTU blends modern biological

principles with advanced engineering methods in

medical imaging, instrumentations, electronics,

materials and tissue engineering to train high-calibre

engineers for the healthcare industry, especially in

medical devices, regulatory affairs and hospitals.

Industry/Career

• Biomaterials

• Biomedical Instrumentation

• Drug Discovery and others

• Medical Devices

Areas of Specialisation

• Bioinstrumentations and Bioelectronics

• Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering

• Medical Device Design

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SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (SCBE)

Integrated Programmes

• Bachelor of Engineering in Bioengineering/

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and

Master of Science (By invitation only)¤

¤ Master of Science in an Engineering field only. Please refer to

http://www.coe.ntu.edu.sg/IP for more information on the

Integrated Programme.

Double Degree Programmes

• Bioengineering and Economics#

• Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and

Economics#

# Jointly offered with the School of Humanities and Social

Sciences

Second Majors

• Bioengineering with a Second Major in Business*

• Bioengineering with a Second Major in

Food Science and Technology+

• Bioengineering with a Second Major in

Pharmaceutical Engineering

• Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering with a

Second Major in Business*

• Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering with a

Second Major in Food Science and Technology+

* In collaboration with the Nanyang Business School + In partnership with the Wageningen University (The Netherlands),

NTU School of Biological Sciences and School of Physical and

Mathematical Sciences

STUDENT EXPERIENCE

My experience at SCBE has been nothing short of enriching and exciting.

Besides the rigour of the academic curriculum, I had the opportunity to take on

leadership roles through the NTU Students’ Union Council and the SCBE Club.

These made my undergraduate journey an unforgettable one as I forged strong

friendships with my peers in the Club, gained invaluable management skills, and

grew in many personal aspects. My internship at Exploit Technologies Pte Ltd,

the technology transfer office of A*STAR, was a fulfilling one, with plenty of

opportunities for me to experience an actual working environment.

Engineering education with CoE is definitely one which develops creativity, critical

thinking and problem solving skills that can be applied not only to work

environments but also to our personal lives.

Teng Ting ShienUndergraduate, Year 4Bachelor of Engineering in Bioengineering

Achievements:• Accelerated Bachelor’s Programme

• NTU Students’ Union Council Chairperson

(AY 2014-2015)

• SCBE Club President (AY 2013-2015)

NEW

NEW

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School of

Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)

Mobilising Resources

to Build Better Environments

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SCHOOL OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (CEE)

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School of

Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)

Making a Difference to Myriad CommunitiesGear yourself to make a difference to the lives of myriad communities on our planet. As a

civil or environmental engineer, you could be doing precisely this because you are in a field

that entails much more than building infrastructure. The possibilities dreamt about today

could become tomorrow’s reality and you could be among those making this happen.

Start by enrolling at the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) if you aspire to become the kind of

professional who breaks new grounds in your area of specialisation and discovers sustainable solutions to improve

conditions for those living in cities, towns and beyond.

Offering comprehensive and broad-based curricula, the degree programmes in Civil and Environmental Engineering

emphasise critical thinking and communication skills, preparing you for successful engineering practice, advanced

studies, professional responsibility and lifelong learning. In addition to these engineering degrees, we offer an extensive

Maritime Studies programme, where graduates will be well-honed in maritime science and technology as well as

shipping, business and management, to become leaders in the field. Our professionally oriented education and

technologically stimulating environment are conducive to research and development, as well as collaborations with

industry partners and overseas institutions, thereby giving you ample opportunities to contribute to your industry and

to society.

Did You Did You Know?Know?

Maritime Studies students get to travel to Norway to study at the

BI Norwegian Business School for one semester during their 3rd

year. With specialised training and overseas exposure, students

will gain a stronger edge in maritime industries, complementing

Singapore’s drive to become an international maritime centre.

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Degree Programme in

Civil Engineering

The Civil Engineering curriculum equips students with

the professional knowledge and skills needed to excel

in a challenging career as a civil engineer. In this

programme, students will acquire knowledge in areas

such as geotechnical planning, construction technology

and data management, as well as offshore and coastal

engineering.

Industry/Career

• Airport Engineering

• Concrete and Building Technology

• Construction Management

• Fire Engineering

• Infrastructure Planning

• Land Development and Improvement

• Project Management

• Protective Engineering

• Seismic Engineering

• Transportation Planning

Areas of Specialisation

• Construction Technology and Management

• Environmental Engineering

• Geotechnical Engineering

• Offshore and Coastal Engineering

• Structural Engineering

• Transportation Planning

• Water Resources Engineering

Degree Programme in

Environmental Engineering

This programme imparts knowledge, skills and

capabilities across a wide spectrum of environmental

engineering domains. You will gain an in-depth

perspective into the role you can play in building and

maintaining sustainable living environments. Under

this programme, you will acquire knowledge in areas

such as sustainable resources management,

environmental monitoring and data management, as

well as aquatic ecosystems and marine environment.

Industry/Career

• Desalination

• Environmental Technologies Development

• Membrane Technologies

• Resource Recovery

• Wastewater Reclamation and Reuse

• Water and Wastewater Treatment

• Water Resources Engineering

Areas of Specialisation

• Air Pollution Control Engineering

• Aquatic Ecosystems and Marine Environment

• Environmental Biochemical Engineering

• Environmental Monitoring and Data Management

• Industrial Wastewater Management

• Integrated Industrial Management

• Membrane Technology

• Surface Water Quality

• Sustainable Resources Management

Degree Programme in

Maritime Studies

The Maritime Studies degree programme will equip

you with the necessary expertise in shipping, business

and management, as well as maritime science and

technology to meet the rising challenges in the

maritime industry. Through the curriculum, you will

acquire knowledge in areas such as ship chartering/

accounting, shipping management, as well as

maritime science and technology. If you are pursuing

the Maritime Studies degree programme with a

Second Major in Business, your comprehensive

learning journey will include core business courses

such as accounting, business environment and

marketing.

Industry/Career

Shore-based jobs which include:

• Chartering/Logistics

• Freight Forwarding

• Marine Operations

• Market Intelligence

• Post-Fixture

• Supply Chain/Export/Import

• Trade/Pricing/Brokerage

• Transportation Sales

• Voyage Planning

Areas of Specialisation (Maritime Studies)

• Marine Insurance

• Maritime/Business Law

• Maritime Science and Technology

• Ship Chartering/Accounting

• Shipping Logistics/Strategy

• Shipping Management

• Shipping/Port Economics

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Double Degree Programmes

• Civil Engineering and Economics#

• Environmental Engineering and Economics#

# Jointly offered with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Second Majors

• Civil Engineering with a Second Major in Business*

• Civil Engineering with a Second Major in Society

and Urban Systemsa

• Environmental Engineering with a Second Major in

Business*

• Environmental Engineering with a Second Major in

Society and Urban Systemsa

• Maritime Studies with a Second Major in Business*

* In collaboration with the Nanyang Business School a In collaboration with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

SCHOOL OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (CEE)

ALUMNUS EXPERIENCE

Achievements• Dean's List AY 2011-2013, AY 2014-2015

• Valedictorian of CEE Graduating Cohort 2015

• IES Gold Medal Award (2015)

• Lee Kuan Yew Gold Medal Award (AY 2014-2015)

• Koh Boon Hwee Scholars Award (AY 2014-2015)

• Singapore Structural Steel Society Book Prize (AY 2014-2015)

• Continental Steel Award (AY 2014-2015)

• Top in Construction Technology and Processes (AY 2013-2014)

• Meinhardt Book Prize (AY 2011-2012)

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I was always struck by the helpfulness and warmth of the faculty and staff. The

professors were always generous in sharing their knowledge, the administrative staff

were prompt in rendering help and the lab technicians were patient in accommodating

experiential learning. I was fortunate to be given the privilege to embark on three

separate trips with the school - a business trip to Shanghai under the Professional

Attachment programme; a 10-day exchange programme to Tokyo; and an international

bridge design competition in Melbourne. These opportunities enabled me to learn from

the best practices around the world and gave me great exposure to overseas

construction industries. I have also honed my interpersonal, leadership and time

management skills during these four years.

If I were asked to sum up my experience at NTU CoE in three words,

it would be fun, fulfilling and fascinating.

Kang Yin TengAlumnus, Class of 2015Bachelor of Engineering in Civil

Engineering (First Class Honours)

Executive Manager with Building and

Construction Authority (BCA)

Areas of Specialisation (Maritime Studies

with a Second Major in Business)

Specialisations as indicated under Maritime Studies and:

• Company Law

• Cultural Intelligence at Work

• Financial Analytics and Reporting

• Financial Management

• Information Technology

• International Business Environment

• Principles of Taxation

Integrated Programmes

• Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering/

Environmental Engineering and Master of Science

(By invitation only)¤

¤ Master of Science in an Engineering field only. Please refer to

http://www.coe.ntu.edu.sg/IP for more information on the

Integrated Programme.

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School of

Computer Engineering (SCE)

Pioneering Smarter Technology

in a Connected World

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SCHOOL OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING (SCE)

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School of

Computer Engineering (SCE)

Empowering Technology to Help MankindTechnology advancements and developments have become an integral part of our

everyday lives and continue to shape and improve the way we work, play and live. As

computer engineers and scientists, you will enhance computer technology capacities

exponentially, as well as develop new advanced technologies that make a positive impact

on the economies and the world we live in. Join us at the School of Computer Engineering

(SCE) and be a part of the elite group of engineers at the forefront of technology

development.

As a trailblazer in the computer engineering and computer science scene, SCE invites you to join us in breaking new

grounds in the industry. With state-of-the-art equipment to support and complement our programmes, we provide

an excellent environment for our students to become leading graduates in the field, well prepared for the future.

At SCE, you get to choose from a wide variety of direct honours degree programmes, second majors and double

degree programmes. Comprising regular projects and group work, these programmes will enable you to acquire

realistic hands-on experience, in-depth theoretical knowledge and skills that are very much sought after in the

industry. Furthermore, the Government's Smart Nation Programme, which seeks to harness ICT, networks and data

to support better living, creates a huge demand for SCE graduates.

Mr Leo Chen, Class of 2005

Mr Leo Chen is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Jumei.com,

the first China-based cosmetics group-buying site. He joined the ranks of

the world's billionaires after Jumei's listing at the New York Stock Exchange

in May 2014. Mr Chen’s remarkable success in co-founding a billion dollar

business empire also made him into Forbes China’s “30 Under 30” – a list of notable

entrepreneurs under the age of 30 – in both 2012 and 2013.

Did You Did You Know?Know?

Mr Chinmay Malaviya, Class of 2005

Mr Malaviya is the Vice President, Business

Development in the global management team

(overseeing 40+ markets) for Foodpanda, a mobile

and online food delivery portal.

Mr Tan Chade Meng, Class of 1994

Mr Tan was the 1st Singaporean to be employed by

Google Headquarters, Silicon Valley, USA. He is a

Google pioneer, an award-winning engineer, a New

York Times bestselling author, a thought leader and

philanthropist.

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Degree Programme in

Computer Engineering

This programme is a distinctive fusion of computer

hardware technologies and software engineering.

Under this programme, you will be trained in software

design and hardware-software integration. Graduates

of Computer Engineering are highly valued and sought

after in the IT industry for their broad knowledge in

programming and digital systems, coupled with the

specialised skills in software and hardware interfacing.

Industry/Career

• Cyber Security

• Digital Media and Animation

• Embedded Systems

• Enterprise Network Management

• Game Development

• Interactive Entertainment

Areas of Specialisation

• Digital Media

• Embedded Systems

• High Performance Computing

• Information and Cyber Security

• Networking and Mobility

Degree Programme in

Computer Science

This programme offers a more focused study in the

theoretical foundations of information and computation,

as well as practical techniques for their implementation

and application in large-scale software systems. While

Computer Science may share some common topics

with Computer Engineering, such as computer

networks, coding, computer architecture, logic and

software engineering fundamentals, they differ at the

algorithmic and conceptual levels. Computer Science

focuses more on software design and construction,

and does not include subjects on circuits, basic

electronics, or digital communications.

Industry/Career

• Animation, Digital Media, Gaming and many more

• Data Analytics, Data Mining and Database

Management

• Financial and Banking Services

• IT Security

• Software Design

Areas of Specialisation

• Digital Media

• High Performance Computing

• Information and Cyber Security

• Information Systems

• Intelligent Systems

• Networking and Mobility

Integrated Programmes

• Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering/

Computer Science and Master of Science

(By invitation only)¤

¤ Master of Science in an Engineering field only. Please refer to

http://www.coe.ntu.edu.sg/IP for more information on the

Integrated Programme.

Double Degree Programmes

• Computer Engineering and Business^

(specialising in Business Analytics)

• Computer Science and Business^

(specialising in Business Analytics)

• Computer Engineering and Economics#

• Computer Science and Economics#

^ Jointly offered with the Nanyang Business School# Jointly offered with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Second Majors

• Computer Engineering with a Second Major in

Business*

• Computer Science with a Second Major in Business*

* In collaboration with the Nanyang Business School

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ALUMNUS EXPERIENCE

SCHOOL OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING (SCE)

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My undergraduate journey with SCE will remain very memorable.

The professors are not only enthusiastic and supportive, but very knowledgeable in

the subjects they teach. This is very important as it motivates the students to learn

the subject.

In my second year, I had the invaluable opportunity to embark on an overseas exchange

programme to Sweden. This 6-month programme allowed me to immerse in another

culture and make new friends from different parts of the world. It was an unforgettable

experience and I became more independent and confident.

I was also given the chance to do internships in both Citigroup and J.P. Morgan Chase &

Co in my third year. These were very enriching experiences as I was able to experience

the life of an IT professional in the financial industry. SCE has prepared me well for my

career and I was able to apply the skills learnt in school in achieving my task at work. I am

also fortunate to be offered a full-time position as an analyst at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

even before my graduation.

Nim Jin XiangAlumnus, Class of 2015Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering

(First Class Honours)

Technology Analyst with J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

Achievements: • Dean’s List AY 2013-2014

• NTU College Scholarship Holder

• IDA ELITe+ programme

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School ofElectrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE)

Engaging, Enriching and

Empowering Lives through

Innovation

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SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (EEE)

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School of

Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE)

Connecting People Better with Wiring Wizardry Change the way people in our society and the world connect. As a whizz kid in the field

of electrical and electronic engineering, you push the envelope for how things are wired and

strive for betterment in sectors such as telecommunications, broadcasting and the

aerospace industry. Your discoveries and designs determine the forms and functions of

tomorrow’s nano devices, smart gadgets and wonder computers. Begin tapping your

wiring wizardry by joining NTU School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE).

Consistently ranked among the top world universities in the discipline of electrical and electronic engineering, the

School of EEE offers balanced programmes through multifaceted curricula covering electrical and electronic

engineering, as well as cross-disciplinary courses such as the arts, business and humanities. With our world-class

equipment, teaching facilities and modern research laboratories, you will have every opportunity to develop your

skills as an electrical and electronic engineer.

The School of EEE offers two direct honours degree programmes – Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and

Information Engineering and Media.

Eco-friendly disposable electronic circuits have become a reality with the

innovative printing method developed by Professor Joseph Chang at EEE.

With this unique printing technology, large circuits can now be printed at

low cost within a short time frame.

Did You Did You Know?Know?

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Degree Programme in Electrical

and Electronic Engineering (EEE)

This programme offers students the flexibility to

choose between a broad-based EEE education or

engage in specialisations ranging from biomedical

electronics, microelectronics, intelligent systems and

control engineering, communications engineering,

computer engineering, to power and clean energy.

Industry/Career

• Aviation

• Biomedical

• Communications Engineering

• Computer Engineering

• Control and Automation

• Defence

• IC Manufacturing

• Interactive and Digital Media

• Internet Services

• IT and Telecommunication Services

• Optoelectronics

• Power Generation and Smart Energy Distribution

• Research and Development

Areas of Specialisation

• Biomedical Electronics

• Communications Engineering

• Computer Engineering

• Digital Media Processing

• Integrated Circuit Design

• Intelligent Systems and Control Engineering

• Microelectronics and Photonics

• Power and Clean Energy

Degree Programme in Information

Engineering and Media (IEM)

With the merger of infocomm and media, this

programme aims at producing well-rounded engineers

with a strong foundation of engineering principles as

well as a broad understanding of the creative design

process.

The engineering modules cover technical courses in

Information and Communications Engineering such as

programming, communications and networking, and

digital audio/image/video processing. This strong

emphasis on technical foundation produces

infocommunication professionals equipped to work in

the IT, computer and communications sectors.

The art and media modules cover courses such as

digital art and design, animation and game design,

and audio/image/sound production. This allows

students to graduate with a sound knowledge of media

design and production, in line with industrial needs.

Equipped with strong infocommunication engineering

skills and sound understanding of the artistic and

creative processes, IEM graduates are highly valued in

the professional world.

Industry/Career

• Digital Media Design and Production

• Embedded System Design

• Gaming, Animation and Interactive Entertainment

• Hardware Design and Manufacturing

• Hardware/Software System Integrator

• IT Services

• Software Analyst/Architect

• Telecommunications and Network Services

Areas of Specialisation

• Information Technology

• Communications and Networking

• Digital Media Processing

• Visualisation and Interactive Media

• Art, Design and Media Production

The IEM programme is hosted by the School of EEE and jointly

offered with the School of Art, Design and Media, the School of

Computer Engineering and the Wee Kim Wee School of

Communication and Information

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Integrated Programmes

• Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and

Electronic Engineering/Information Engineering and

Media and Master of Science (By invitation only)¤

¤ Master of Science in an Engineering field only. Please refer to

http://www.coe.ntu.edu.sg/IP for more information on the

Integrated Programme.

Double Degree Programmes

• Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Economics#

• Information Engineering and Media and Economics#

# Jointly offered with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

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SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (EEE)

Achievements• Dean’s List AY 2012-2014

• FMC Technologies Scholar

• Valedictorian of EEE Graduating Cohort 2014

• Recipient of the EEE Excellence Award 2014

• Recipient of the EEE Outstanding Contribution of the Year

Award 2012

• Chairperson of EEE LEAD – Overseas Cultural Trip 2013

and Overseas Community Involvement Programme 2012

Low Jun HongAlumnus, Class of 2014Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronic

Engineering (First Class Honours)

Graduate Engineer with FMC Technologies Singapore Pte. Ltd.

ALUMNUS EXPERIENCE

Second Majors

• Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a

Second Major in Business*

• Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a

Second Major in Society and Urban Systemsa

• Information Engineering and Media with a

Second Major in Business*

* In collaboration with the Nanyang Business Schoola In collaboration with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Life at CoE had been an amazing experience. Education in EEE focuses

not only on the learning of fundamental knowledge, but also on the practical application of

knowledge. At EEE, we are always encouraged to innovate and think out of the box. This has

allowed us to develop critical thinking and problem solving skills to come out with creative

solutions for the ever-changing world. EEE also has a strong and excellent network of

industry partners, which provides us with the opportunities to work in top-notch local and

foreign companies. The Professional Internship programme allowed me to gain actual

working experiences even before I graduated.

There were also ample opportunities for global exposure. I was lucky to be able to go to

Hong Kong for my Summer Studies and to Laos and Myanmar for the EEE Leadership,

Enrichment and Development (LEAD) overseas community involvement programmes and

overseas cultural programmes. These were unforgettable and wonderful experiences as

I was able to explore different cultures and broaden my horizons.

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School of

Materials Science and Engineering (MSE)

Innovating Materials for Cutting-edge Technologies

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SCHOOL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (MSE)

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School of

Materials Science and Engineering (MSE)

Materialising the FutureA common denominator spanning all facades of life, materials continue to shape the world

around us, underpinning its indispensable position as a pillar for all engineering disciplines.

At the School of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE), our curriculum will introduce you

to the wonderful world of materials and help you acquire the kind of in-depth knowledge

and soft skills needed to engage with the industries of your choice. You will learn to

innovate, develop and apply cutting-edge materials for the needs of tomorrow.

Home to one of the world’s most comprehensive and largest materials engineering institution, the School of MSE

has approximately 1,000 undergraduate students and 300 postgraduate students. Equipped with a science-driven

and application-oriented engineering education in advanced materials, along with a global perspective, our

graduates are all-rounded and highly sought after in a wide spectrum of industries.

We believe in empowering our students to achieve beyond academic excellence. To this end, student-centric

initiatives, such as the Leadership Excellence Programme, have been put in place to hone the character of our

students and provide a channel for networking with various stakeholders in industries. To add value to the holistic

development of our students, MSE endeavours to inculcate a spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation. The Ian

Ferguson Innovation Challenge is held annually to encourage innovative thinking and crystallisation of ideas to

prototype development amongst our students.

MSE has been ranked amongst the best in the world in the latest results released by the

2nd U.S. News Best Global Universities Ranking 2016. We are currently 2nd in the world

in the subject ranking of Materials Science, with Massachusetts Institute of Technology

(MIT) in the top position. Regionally in Asia and Singapore, we are proud to announce

that we are ranked #1.

MSE enriches student life through overseas attachments and exchange programmes. With

international exposure,students will glean invaluable perspectives while enhancing their

employability. With the MSE Students’ Global Experience (SGE) Award, we envision a high

participation rate in overseas attachments that would eventually benefit up to 80% of our

student population.

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Degree Programme in

Materials Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering is a confluence

of chemistry, physics, biology and engineering

mathematics. Here, you will master the basic structure

and properties of various materials and understand

how they can be designed, processed and modified to

enhance their performance to suit specific needs.

Building on fundamental knowledge, you will

further discover and learn about nanomaterials

for biomedical applications, environmental and

sustainable energy applications, advanced

functional materials for defence systems and sports

applications, flexible and nanoelectronic materials

for future smart technologies, and many more

revolutionary materials application.

In addition, four specialisation tracks will be offered in

the areas of Medical Materials, Industrial Materials

Engineering, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, and

Innovation and Intellectual Property. Students in their

final year can choose to be exposed to such niche

areas so as to enhance their repertoire. The chosen

track will subsequently be reflected on the academic

transcript.

Industry/Career

• Aerospace

• Biomedical

• Consumer Goods

• Defence Organisations

• Education

• Electronics

• Engineering MNCs

• Financial/Banking Institutions

• Government Agencies

• Manufacturing

• Marine/Offshore Engineering

• Petrochemicals

• Pharmaceuticals

• Renewable Energy

• Research Institutions

• Semiconductors

• Technological Start-ups

Areas of Specialisation

• Medical Materials

• Industrial Materials Engineering

• Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

• Innovation and Intellectual Property

Integrated Programme

• Bachelor of Engineering in Materials Engineering

and Master of Science (By invitation only)¤

¤ Master of Science in an Engineering field only. Please refer to

http://www.coe.ntu.edu.sg/IP for more information on the

Integrated Programme.

Double Degree Programme

• Materials Engineering and Economics

Jointly offered with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Second Majors

• Materials Engineering with a Second Major in

Business*

• Materials Engineering with a Second Major in

Pharmaceutical Engineering‡

* In collaboration with the Nanyang Business School

‡ In collaboration with the School of Chemical and Biomedical

Engineering

NEW

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Lee Wen Di Undergraduate, Year 3CN Yang Scholars Programme

Bachelor of Engineering in Materials Engineering

Achievements• Dean’s List AY 2014-2015

• Nanyang Scholarship Holder

• MSE Leadership Excellence Programme

STUDENT EXPERIENCE

Apart from the rigorous academic curriculum that equips

us with the knowledge required for hands-on learning,

I also had many other opportunities for personal

development. These included conducting undergraduate

research, representing MSE at the University Scholars

Leadership Symposium in Hong Kong, taking part in an

overseas community involvement programme in Laos

and organising events such as the MSE Freshmen

Orientation Camp. Through these opportunities,

I acquired new skills, gained exposure to different

situations, and increased my awareness and

understanding of problems around the world, which, in

turn, have broadened my global perspective.

I am also very blessed to have met very kind friends and

caring mentors. I really appreciate the fact that MSE

matches every undergraduate with a professor as our

school mentor. My mentor would meet up with me twice

every semester to check on my progress, offer guidance

when needed, and give advice on both academic and

non-academic related matters.

SCHOOL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (MSE)

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School of

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE)

Transforming Your

Dreams to Reality with

Mechanical Marvels

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SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING (MAE)

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School of

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE)

Lifting off with Dreams for TomorrowAspiring to rise above what is possible today, and dream of what is achievable tomorrow?

A solid grounding in mechanical and aerospace engineering at NTU School of Mechanical and

Aerospace Engineering (MAE) could be your launch pad. Be the ignition for cutting-edge

unmanned surface vessels to medical robots and 3D printers as mechanical engineers, or

be the lift-off for aircraft, propulsion systems, defence drones and space exploration as

aerospace engineers. The sky’s no longer your limit as you challenge new frontiers.

In this rapidly transforming technological landscape, it is essential for students to know how to exploit the

advances in robotics, nanotechnology, aerospace, life sciences and more. Through state-of-the-art facilities for

learning and research, the School of MAE opens many doors of opportunities for students to enhance their

learning experiences while contributing to the development of future technologies.

At the School of MAE, students will get to work on projects that include solar powered vehicles and unmanned

aerial vehicles; robots and intelligent systems for new-generation manufacturing; biomedical sensors, actuators

and other life-saving systems; micro-electromechanical systems; information storage systems; microprocessor-

driven consumer products and energy systems.

In addition, students will undergo a 20-week professional internship programme with prestigious companies such

as Rolls-Royce International and ST Engineering, which will allow them to experience professional working

environments and gain valuable practical experience.

The School of MAE offers two degree programmes: Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering.

Chair of MAE, Prof Louis Phee, won the prestigious President’s

Science and Technology award in 2012 for inventing MASTER,

the world’s first robotic flexible endoscopy system for no-scar

surgeries.

Did You Did You Know?Know?

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Degree Programme in

Aerospace Engineering

This programme equips students with specialty

training and tools, allowing them a seamless entry into

the challenging aerospace industry. Under the

Aerospace Engineering degree programme, students

will acquire knowledge in areas such as Aerodynamics,

Aircraft Design and Aircraft Propulsion.

Industry/Career

• Aerospace Consulting

• Aircraft Design and Manufacturing

• Aircraft Operations and Maintenance

• Aviation Regulatory Bodies

• Project Planning and Management

• Research and Development

Areas of Specialisation

A specialist degree that covers exciting areas such as

the design and optimisation of flight vehicles and their

propulsion systems.

Degree Programme in Mechanical

Engineering

Under this programme, students will start off by

establishing sound engineering fundamentals before

advancing to a spectrum of industrially relevant

specialisations in the later years. Specialisations can

range from Aeronautical Engineering, Innovative

Design and Naval Architecture to Marine Engineering

and Mechatronics and Control.

Industry/Career

• Aeronautical Engineering

• Biomedical Engineering

• Clean Energy

• Defence Organisations

• Logistics

• Manufacturing

• Marine and Offshore Engineering

• Mechatronics and Control

• Power Generation and Distribution

• Product Design

• Project Planning and Management

• Research and Development

• Robotics

• Semiconductors

Areas of Specialisation

a. In-Depth Specialisations:

• Design Stream

• Mechatronics Stream

b. Mainstream - Final Year Specialisations:

• Aeronautical Engineering

• Energy and the Environment

• Manufacturing Engineering

• Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

• Systems Engineering

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MAE is a school with a supportive learning

environment. There is a culture of sharing among

peers, between seniors and juniors; and the forming

of support networks and study groups.

I also like the school's teaching approach which

incorporates experiential and hands-on learning in the

form of lab experiments and class activities, etc.

Furthermore, the school provides numerous

opportunities for skills and talent development, such

as its Leadership Development Programme (LDP),

which I am proud to be a part of. The LDP has allowed

me to embark on a journey of self-discovery and meet

like-minded individuals who wish to make a positive

difference to our learning community.

I have confidence that the technical competencies and

soft skills and knowledge gained during these 4 years

will enable me to stay relevant, versatile and excel in

the workplace.

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STUDENT EXPERIENCE

SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING (MAE)

Jeriel Teo Zhi JunUndergraduate, Year 2Bachelor of Engineering in

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Achievements• Vice-President of Leadership Development Programme

(LDP) Executive Committee AY 2015-2016

• External Liaison for Institute of Electrical and Electronic

Engineers (IEEE-NTU) 2015 Science Symposium

Organising Committee

Integrated Programmes

• Bachelor of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering/

Mechanical Engineering and Master of Science

(By invitation only)¤

¤ Master of Science in an Engineering field only. Please refer to

http://www.coe.ntu.edu.sg/IP for more information on the

Integrated Programme.

Double Degree Programmes

• Aerospace Engineering and Economics#

• Mechanical Engineering and Economics#

# Jointly offered with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Second Majors

• Aerospace Engineering with a Second Major in

Business*

• Mechanical Engineering with a Second Major

in Business*

• Mechanical Engineering with a Second Major

in Society and Urban Systemsa

* In collaboration with the Nanyang Business Schoola In collaboration with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

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http://www.ntu.edu.sg/REP/Pages/default.aspx

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http://www.ntu.edu.sg/cnyang-scholars/Pages/default.aspx

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