Uni sim exemption

ducky_88

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I going to pursue a part time degree with unisim. Based on my current diploma there is some module I have took in my poly days.

1. Is it possible to get extempted from that module?

2. I'm engineering studies, switching to marketing is it possible? Must I go through any bridging?

Thanks in advance.
 
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1) From what I understand, UniSIM does not offer exemptions for their business programmes anymore. I was from the earlier batch and managed to get exemptions for two modules I have taken during my diploma.

For your convenience, I have extracted this phrase from the student handbook (Updated Sep 13) - Credit exemptions only apply to selected undergraduate programmes in
the School of Arts and Social Sciences, the School of Human Development and
Social Services, and in the School of Science and Technology. All undergraduate
programmes offered by the School of Business are not eligible for credit exemption.

2) I was from an Engineering Diploma and managed to enrol into the Bsc in Mkt. There is no bridging course during my time.
 

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I going to pursue a part time degree with unisim. Based on my current diploma there is some module I have took in my poly days.

1. Is it possible to get extempted from that module?

2. I'm engineering studies, switching to marketing is it possible? Must I go through any bridging?

Thanks in advance.

Hi

Why don't you send an email to student_recruitment@unisim.edu.sg and ask them?

tks
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ducky_88

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1) From what I understand, UniSIM does not offer exemptions for their business programmes anymore. I was from the earlier batch and managed to get exemptions for two modules I have taken during my diploma.

For your convenience, I have extracted this phrase from the student handbook (Updated Sep 13) - Credit exemptions only apply to selected undergraduate programmes in
the School of Arts and Social Sciences, the School of Human Development and
Social Services, and in the School of Science and Technology. All undergraduate
programmes offered by the School of Business are not eligible for credit exemption.

2) I was from an Engineering Diploma and managed to enrol into the Bsc in Mkt. There is no bridging course during my time.

I see. Thank you for this information. It definitely help me a lots.:D
 
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