Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science (C65)

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Discover how medications impact and improve lives

Minimum entry requirements

7 to 10 points
3 to 5 points

Minimum entry requirements

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For O Levels


ELR2B2-C

7 to 10 points

70

Admission to this course is based on merit, subject to the availability of vacancies. The net ELR2B2 aggregate scores of students admitted through the Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) are provided as a general reference.

Minimum entry requirements / Grades

  • English Language : 7
  • Additional Mathematics/Mathematics : 6
  • Any one of the following subjects: 6
    • Biology
    • Biotechnology
    • Chemistry
    • Food & Nutrition / Nutrition & Food Science
    • Physics
    • Science (Chemistry, Biology)
    • Science (Physics, Biology)
    • Science (Physics, Chemistry)

For N levels


ELMAB3

3 to 5 points

Admission to this course is based on merit, subject to the availability of vacancies. The net ELMAB3 aggregate scores of students admitted through the Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP) Admissions Exercise are provided as a general reference.

Minimum entry requirements / Grades

  • English Language Syllabus A : 3
  • Mathematics Syllabus A / Additional Mathematics : 3
  • Any one of the following subjects: 3
    • Design and Technology
    • Food and Nutrition / Nutrition and Food Science
    • Science (Chemistry, Biology)
    • Science (Physics, Biology)
    • Science (Physics, Chemistry)
  • Any two other subjects (excluding CCA): 4

Unravel the mysteries of medications, decipher their interactions, develop solutions that better lives

You will become professionals who are:

Precise. Observant. Resourceful.
    Here's what you'll learn with us
  • Gain insights and unlock opportunities in pharmaceutical science and related competencies like clinical trial management and managing medical dispensaries. You'll hit the ground running, with the Pharmacy Technician Entry-to-Practice Competency Standards set by the Ministry of Health (MOH).

     

    At the end of this diploma, you’ll gain the following course competencies:

    • Optimal Use of Drugs

    • Dispensing of Medications

    • Patient Care

    • Clinical Trials Operations 

    • Pharmaceutical Compounding

  • Learning Units

    • 26 Competency Units (CmUs) - Within each interdisciplinary Competency Unit, skills and knowledge from different disciplines are integrated and taught holistically. This enables the students to fulfil specific work-tasks upon completion. Completing the Competency Units will also equip our students with six Course Competencies.
    • Four Competency Canvases - Where skills and knowledge learnt are assessed for competency, together with a Work-Integration-Unit (WIU) which is a workplace contextualised project. You have to complete all four to graduate.
    • One Final Year Project (FYP).
    • One Internship Programme (ITP).
    • 11 General Studies Modules (GSMs) – These modules give you exposure to other areas of interest and allow you to go beyond your chosen area of specialisation.

Course Curriculum

This course adopts the new Professional Competency Model

  • You will take a total of 2 elective GSMs in Year 1. You will have a wide range of elective GSMs to choose from. Please note that the modules offered are subject to change each semester.

    Elective General Studies Modules

    Each elective module consists of 10 hours of class time and 5 hours of eLearning/self-directed learning.

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    School of Business Management

    Psychology of Mass Media (BMX111)

     

    Discover the relationship between mass media and human behaviour. This module uses real-world examples to show how media influences its audiences, giving you insight into what drives media consumption and how it affects our daily lives.

    Accounting for Beginners (BMX112)

     

    Find it challenging to crunch numbers? This module will teach you basic accounting concepts and show you how to read and understand financial statements.

    Marketing Essentials (BMX113)

     

    How did Apple's iPhone become such a global success? How does Singapore Airlines maintain its reputation as one of the world's best airlines? Get your answers to these questions and more as you learn key marketing strategies in this module. You will also learn with case studies from big brands such as Coca-Cola, McDonalds, Samsung and Louis Vuitton on how to win your customers' hearts, minds and wallets.

    Catalyst for Business Sustainability (BMX114)

     

    Explore essential concepts and practices of sustainability within the corporate world. Learners will gain foundational insights into sustainability, its relevance to business, and how sustainable practices can drive success, innovation, and responsible business operations.

    School of Design & Media

    Digital Photography (DXX111)

     

    Have you always wished to take the kind of breathtaking, Instagram-worthy photos you see in your social media feeds? You will learn how to do so in this module. We will teach you how to use composition, natural lighting, colours and angles to take the perfect snap every time.

    Art & Mindfulness (DXX112)

     

    You are chill with your unique talent in expressing art and emotions through different mediums and techniques. This module focuses on non-striving and non-judging, i.e., mindfulness practices that engage learners now and reduces stress in an intuitive non-outcome-based session. The fun thing is that there is no wrong way to do it; show up and allow yourself to be curious about your environment. This module provides experiential learning knowledge through proven demonstrations and thoughtful guidance in sketching your world.

    The Story of Animation (DXX113)

     

    Don’t miss this module if you love animated movies. You will discover some of the most important work done in this industry and learn about different animation media, techniques, and trends.

    Urban Sketching (DXX114)

     

    Are you curious about the amazing buildings, hidden gems, and fascinating people in our city? This module will take you on an exciting adventure to explore and capture the urban environment visually for the next generation! In this interactive module, explore the expression of ideas on paper through drawing and storytelling by discovering different places of interest. Get ready to go outside the classroom and explore the built environment with a journal, a keen eye, a fast hand, sunscreen, and a hat. Here's to capturing snapshots of these urban adventures together and the creation of a visual diary that tells our story!

    Navigating Design Sustainability (DXX115)

     

    Do you wish to know how shoes or trainers are made from ocean plastic, or how products can be made from used coffee ground? Dive into “Navigating Design Sustainability”, an exciting module offered by The School of Design and Media. This module introduces you how to combine aesthetics and function with eco-friendliness, changing how you think about making things from the start. Learn about circular design principles and how to create designs that look great and are beneficial for our planet. This module is perfect for beginners or anyone who wants to learn more on how to positively impact the world through design.

    Colourise Your Life (DXX116)

     

    Have you ever been stared at because the colours of what you’re wearing don’t match or look odd? Or wondered if your mix of colours work?

     

    This module will enable you to appreciate the use of colours to create different moods and coordinated impressions as part of everyday life. You will learn about the colour wheel, colour theory, colour psychology and more!

    Computer Game Logic (DXX117)

     

    A frustrating element about computer games is to remain stuck at a certain level & not be able to move on. But do you know there is a logic behind this when the game was created? Find out how computer games are created and how difficulty levels are set. Perhaps you could learn a thing or two about how to beat your favourite game levels, and advance to the final stage!

     

    Game Art Basics (DXX118)

     

    Are you interested to find out how game graphics are created? You can now learn how to create pixel art for retro-style games such as Pac man and Super Mario, and replace them with your very own designs through this module.

    UX Design (DXX119)

     

    UX (or User Experience) Design is to create (digital or physical) products that are useful, easy to use, and great to interact with. It’s about enhancing the experience that people have while interacting with your product and making sure they find value in what you’re providing. This module will introduce you to several useful techniques & tools to ensure you get the design right!

    School of Engineering

    Introduction to Quadcoptors (EGX111)

     

    A quadcopter is a multi-rotor aerial vehicle used in aerial photography and videography, inspections, surveillance, entertainment and car-racing sports. Quadcopters have gained popularity because they are affordable and easy to control. In this module, you will learn to assemble a quadcopter, calibrate the flight controller and fly it.

    3D Print Your Design (EGX112)

     

    3D printing is changing the way products are manufactured today. In this module, you will learn about the endless possibilities of this technology, and learn how to bring your creative ideas to life.

    Harvesting Green Energy (EGX113)

     

    Play a part in preserving our planet for the sake of our future generations. The world is increasingly looking to environmentally friendly and sustainable energy sources to meet future energy demands. Green energy sources, such as solar and wind energy, can be used to meet the world’s (and Singapore’s) growing energy needs, while ensuring environmental sustainability. Through this module, you will be able to better understand how green energy helps to reduce our carbon footprints.

    Appreciation of Smart Technology in Daily Life (EGX114)

     

    Singapore is constantly being referred to as a smart nation where smart technologies are applied, but what exactly does that mean? In this module, you will learn about the key technology enablers and business opportunities involved in employing technology on a large scale, as well as the social benefits created by our smart nation.

    Fascinating World of Robots (EGX115)

     

    From the surface of Mars to your living room floor, robots can be found in some surprising places! Explore the world of robots through this module and discover how robots have been evolving: how they are built, the way they move, their interactions with the world and their applications in everyday life.

    Understanding Internet of Things (EGX116)

     

    The IoT (Internet of Things) is about using the Internet to connect and operate all kinds of devices and appliances ranging from our smart phones, computers, air-cons to even washing machines. In this module, you will discover the world of IoT and its impact on the way you work and live.

    Journey to the Nano World (EGX117)

     

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    Creative Expression Through Projection (EGX118)

     

    Are you dazzled by the multi-coloured projection shows at the National Day Parade or at major sporting events? Get a glimpse into the art and science of 3D projection mapping – find out just how they are created and how you can tell interesting stories through this medium!

    Impact of Disruptive Innovation on Business (EGX119)

     

    Ever wondered how some big companies lose their customers and market share while smaller rivals were able to gain both and succeed? In this module, you will gain insights to Disruptive Innovation, which is known to have a real impact on businesses throughout the world.

    School of Health & Social Sciences

    Basic Sign Language (HSX111)

     

    Sign languages are one of the most important and accessible means of communication for the vast majority of deaf and people who are hard-of-hearing. This module will enable learners to communicate and participate in simple conversations with the deaf communities. In addition, you will be introduced to the history of sign language, its traditions and cultures, and will have a better understanding on how to integrate with individuals with hearing loss. Taught by a deaf instructor, you will also develop an awareness of and sensitivity to the deaf culture and learn to accommodate diversity and contribute to universal inclusion.

    Sustainable Health & Social Care in Singapore (HSX112)

     

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    Choices in Relationships (HSX113)

     

    Do you know that positive and fulfilling relationships hold the keys to happiness in life? In this module, you will learn about the factors influencing our relationships. From friendships to family relations to romantic relationships, you will evaluate personal choices and their consequences. At the end of the module, you will gain insights into your relationship style and develop strategies to enhance personal relationships.

    School of Information Technology

    Computational Thinking for Everyday Life (ITX111)

     

    In an increasingly complex world, having the ability to tackle tough problems is a valuable asset to have in any situation. Using a computational thinking framework, this module teaches you problem-solving skills and techniques that will help you tackle complex problems in both work and life.

    The Importance of Cyber Security (ITX112)

     

    With the boom in digital data, companies and individuals are finding it challenging to make their data secure. Learn more about cybersecurity and how everyone can play a part in avoiding or reducing the risks against cyber threats.

    Create Professional Business Documentations (ITX113)

     

    Have a great business idea, but not sure how to put together a winning proposal to impress others? This module will teach you tips and tricks to enhance your word processing skills using Microsoft Word to create impressive, professional-looking documents.

    Digital Technologies for Sustainability (ITX114)

     

    Discover how digital technologies can tackle sustainability challenges and help achieve sustainability goals in our fast-paced world. This module uses real-world case studies spanning sectors like renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and waste management to witness digital solutions in action. You will gain valuable insights into the environmental and social impacts of these technologies, and pinpoint digital technologies for promoting sustainability.

    Centre for Innovation and Life Skills

    Bounce Back! The ABCs of Resilience (FGX111)

     

    Facing difficulties in life is inevitable. Many people react to these challenging events with strong emotions and a sense of uncertainty. Yet, some people bounce back from such adversities.

     

    Discover how you can take control and bounce back when faced with adversity!

    Healthy Relationships, Enriched Lives (FGX112)

     

    Healthy relationships can build us up, while toxic relationships can tear us down. Learn the steps to building supportive relationships with people around you, as you pick up skills to better engage and communicate with others.

    Emotional Intelligence (FGX113)

     

    Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand and control your emotions. People with high emotional intelligence don’t let their emotions affect their judgment or decision-making. They are also good at recognising the feelings of others, making them great at managing relationships and relating to others. This module will give you tips on how to build and manage your emotional intelligence.

    Developing Personal Effectiveness (FGX114)

     

    Have you ever dreamt of being a highly successful person? Come embark on an exciting learning journey to maximise your personal effectiveness and achieve your goals. We will use experiential learning activities to introduce several practical strategies for becoming a more effective individual. Don’t just admire the inspirational role models in your life; start on a path to becoming them!

    Introduction to French Language 1 (FGX115)

     

    Bonjour! Interested in learning some basic French? Oui? Then this module is for you! You will learn handy phrases you can use when you are in France or when you are making first contact with the French. A bientôt!

    Introduction to German Language 1 (FGX116)

     

    Guten Tag! Did you know that 100 million people outside Germany are able to speak German? Learn phrases to use when you are in the country or when communicating with your German friends.

    Introduction to Japanese Language 1 (FGX117)

     

    こんにちは(konnichiwa). Want to be able to speak some basic Japanese? Through this module, you will learn basic pronunciation and writing, so you will be able to understand what your Japanese friends in class are saying.

    Introduction to Korean Language 1 (FGX118)

     

    안녕하세요! Keen to learn some basic Korean? Learn phrases you can use when travelling in Korea or when speaking with your Korean friends. You can even better enjoy your favourite Korean drama or K-pop music!

    Introduction to Malay Language (FGX119)

     

    Selamat datang ke kelas bahasa Melayu! (Welcome to the Malay Language class!)

     

    Always wanted to converse with your friends in Malay? Need to travel to Malaysia or Indonesia for the weekend? This module is for you. It will equip you with the basics of the Malay language through situational dialogues and give you a glimpse of the Malay culture and customs. 

     

    As this is an introductory module, only students with no prior formal training in Malay may apply.

  • You will take a total of 3 elective GSMs in Year 2. You will have a wide range of elective GSMs to choose from. Please note that the modules offered are subject to change each semester.

    Elective General Studies Modules

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    School of Business Management

    Event Planning & Marketing (BMX201)

     

    Ever wondered how exciting, high-profile events such as Formula One Singapore Grand Prix, Singapore Fashion Week and the Youth Olympic Games are planned and organised? This module takes you behind the scenes, showing you how premier events like these are carried out – from conceptualisation to execution.

    Psychology of Mass Media (BMX202)

     

    Discover the relationship between mass media and human behaviour. This module uses real-world examples to show how media influences its audiences, giving you insight into what drives media consumption and how it affects our daily lives.

    Accounting for Beginners (BMX203)

     

    Find it challenging to crunch numbers? This module will teach you basic accounting concepts and show you how to read and understand financial statements.

    Marketing Essentials (BMX205)

     

    How did Apple's iPhone become such a global success? How does Singapore Airlines mainatin its reputation as one of the world's best airlines? Get your answers to these questions and more as you learn key marketing startegies in this module. You will also learn via case studies from big brands such as Coke, McDonalds, Samsung and Louis Vuitton on how to win your customers' hearts, minds and wallets.

    Cultural Intelligence for Business (BMX206)

     

    Do you shake hands or bow at a first meeting with Japanese clients? What are the first steps when doing business with the Chinese? Understand how cultural identity shapes professional communication and learn the techniques to succeed in business negotiations with different cultures.

    Productivity in Business (BMX207)

     

    Did you know that the average Singaporean clocked about 2,400 working hours in 2016 – that is the longest in the world? Yet, the GDP per hour worked was low, a sign that those hours were not too productive.

     

    This module will teach you the concept of productivity in both personal and business settings and how you can enhance your productivity in both areas.

    Becoming a Successful Manager (BMX208)

     

    Leading a team can be challenging, especially when it is your first time doing so. Learn key management functions, such as how to plan, organise and lead others, as you explore different leadership approaches to find your preferred style. Plus, you will discover what it is that motivates others. Through case studies and other activities, you will also pick up tips on resolving conflicts.

    Doing Business Globally (BMX209)

     

    What makes Uber feared in some countries but valued in others? Starbucks opened its first Uruguay store in 2018 – but why Uruguay in the first place? Where should local shoe label Charles & Keith venture into next – Japan or Italy?

     

    This module will take you on a trip around the world as you discover the differences in business culture in other countries. Learn why Singapore is attractive to international businesses, and what factors to evaluate before you take your business global.

    School of Design & Media

    Elements of Interior Design (DXX208)

     

    Are you fascinated by the beautiful rooms in interior design magazines and wish to be able to design your own? This module teaches you to sketch, create your own layout plans and visualise your ideas using simple 3D illustrations. You will also pick up tips on choosing the right colours, materials and finishes for furniture in a room.

    Architecture: Appreciating Desirable Homes (DXX209)

     

    If you are interested in the practicalities of a desirable home, then this course is for you! Through this module, you will learn how homes have evolved over time across differing cultures. You will also learn how to read drawings, appreciate spatial qualities through architectural case studies, and even give a go at designing your own place.

    Evolution of Games (DXX210)

     

    The history of games is long and rich. Students of our current generation may not know that the video games they play have elements common with games played in ancient civilisations. Exposure to a variety of games, including traditional childhood games, will broaden your knowledge and appreciation of activities related to play.

    Green Screen Visual Effects (DXX211)

     

    Interested in finding out how green screens are used in creating seemingly impossible clips in movies? Come learn how magical images and videos are made!

    Visual Arts Appreciation (DXX212)

     

    What do you know about art? Have you ever encountered a painting or a sculpture that baffled you? This module helps you understand and appreciate artwork and its movements, forms, and concepts. Find out why artists create masterpieces, how they did it, and unlock the hidden meanings behind their works.

    School of Engineering

    Appreciating Wireless Technology (EGX210)

     

    Wireless technology is arguably one of the greatest inventions from the past decades. It has evolved greatly to be able to deliver rich content to our mobile devices at high speed, changing our lifestyles. But what else can you do with your mobile devices? And what does the future hold for this technology? Find out in this course.

    Improving Lives with Medical Technology (EGX211)

     

    Over the last decades, there has been significant progress in medical research, disease treatment and the general improvement in patients’ quality of life. In this module, you will learn the amazing things going on worldwide in medicine and healthcare, from medical implants to 3D printed body parts that have significantly improved and extended life expectancy.

    Applying Science in Daily Life (EGX212)

     

    Pretty much everything that happens in our daily lives is affected by science. This includes the effects of heat and cold, chemical reactions and the flow of air and water. In this module, you will dive deep into how science impacts every aspect of our lives.

    Be a DIYer at Home (EGX213)

     

    The Do-It-Yourself (DIY) movement has many fans – believers not only get that sense of empowerment and achievement from creating their own products, but they also benefit from cost-savings. Join this hands-on class to pick up tips on home improvement projects using the latest innovations in home automation and networking.

    The Modern Wearables (EGX214)

     

    Modern wearables are increasingly seen everywhere, from our eyewear to our smart watches and other gadgets that can be integrated into our clothes. Explore how wearable technology has developed and where it is going in the future.

    School of Health & Social Sciences

    Healthy and Resilient Families (HSX207)

     

    Your emotional health is directly connected to the relationships you have with the people around you. Learn to form healthy relationships with others that will give you emotional strength and a positive outlook in life. Pick up strategies on how to communicate effectively and overcome difficult patches in relationships.

    Understanding Common Medical Terms (HSX210)

     

    Understand common terms used in hospitals and clinics and decipher medical jargon. Through lectures, activities and video presentations, you will be given the opportunity to explore and learn the distinct and unique vocabulary used in the medical field.

    Appreciating the Sociology of Health & Illness (HSX211)

     

    Do you know that your gender, race, ethnicity, socio- economic status and other social characteristics can determine how long you live, and what types of diseases and illnesses you are likely to suffer from?

     

    Come and learn how social characteristics and processes can have significant impact on your health status and life expectancy.

    Psychological Health and Wellbeing (HSX212)

     

    A generalised module covering psychological disorders that are commonly encountered and diagnosed, this module attempts to elucidate the concepts of psychological health and wellbeing to learners from various disciplines. Equipped with this knowledge, you will gain sufficient knowledge and insight into selected disorders such that you will be able to identify manifestations of these disorders and capitalise on available avenues of help and support. The role of sociocultural and environmental factors and their impact on psychological health and wellbeing will also be explored.

    Psychology of Self- Motivation and Change (HSX213)

     

    Are you overwhelmed by schoolwork piling up? Or perhaps, you feel the tremendous stress of writing that first sentence for your report?

     

    Procrastination is a major problem for many learners. Get equipped with the right skills and knowledge to improve your self-motivation.

    School of Information Technology

    Computational Thinking for Everyday Life (ITX201)

     

    In an increasingly complex world, having the ability to tackle tough problems is a valuable asset to have in any situation. Using a computational thinking framework, this module teaches you problem-solving skills and techniques that will help you tackle complex problems in both work and life.

    The Importance of Cyber Security (ITX202)

     

    With the boom in digital data, companies and individuals are finding it challenging to make their data secure. Learn more about cybersecurity and how everyone can play a part in avoiding or reducing the risks against cyber threats.

    Create Professional Business Documentations (ITX203)

     

    Have a great business idea, but not sure how to put together a winning proposal to impress others? This module will teach you  tips and tricks to enhance your word processing skills using Microsoft Word to create impressive, professional-looking documents.

    Making Impactful PowerPoint Presentations (ITX204)

     

    Want to give a presentation that will blow your audience away? In this module, you will learn to use the advanced features in Microsoft PowerPoint to create dynamic and beautiful presentations easily.

    Get More Out of Spreadsheets (ITX205)

     

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    Business Analytics Primer (ITX206)

     

    Data analytics has in recent years gained a lot of attention and interest from organisations and governments alike. But what is it all about?

     

    In this module, you will learn the basics of business analytics and how data is managed, analysed and used to help businesses perform better. Find meaning behind the data and learn to unlock its secrets.

    Insights on Ethical Hacking (ITX207)

     

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    Coding for Beginners (ITX208)

     

    Steve Jobs once said, “Everybody in this country should learn how to program a computer because it teaches you how to think.” Learning to code also makes you more productive, efficient and effective.

     

    In this course, you will learn how to construct a program from a series of simple instructions in Python. There are no prerequisites and anyone with moderate computer experience will find this module fun and useful.

    Centre for Innovation and Life Skills

    Introduction to French Language 1 (FGX204)

     

    Bonjour! Do you want to learn some basic French? Oui? Then this module is for you! You will learn handy phrases you can use when you are in France or when you are making first contact with the French. A bientôt!

    Introduction to German Language 1 (FGX205)

     

    Guten Tag! Did you know that 100 million people outside Germany are able to speak German? Learn phrases to use when you are in the country or when communicating with your German friends.

    Introduction to Japanese Language 1 (FGX206)

     

    こんにちは(konnichiwa). Want to be able to speak some basic Japanese? Through this module, you will learn basic pronunciation and writing, so you will be able to understand what your Japanese friends in class are saying.

    Introduction to Korean Language 1 (FGX207)

     

    안녕하세요! Keen to learn some basic Korean? Learn phrases you can use when travelling in Korea or when speaking with your Korean friends. You can even better enjoy your favourite Korean drama or K-pop music!

    Business Chinese (FGX215)

     

    In this module, you will capitalise on your Chinese language background to appreciate the Chinese way of thinking, which would be of great help if you are to work in China or with people from China. With a perspective anchored in culture and tradition, you will discover the underlying characteristics of Chinese as a communication tool in typical business and work environments.

    Introduction to Malay Language (FGX216)

     

    Selamat datang ke kelas bahasa Melayu! (Welcome to the Malay Language class!) Always wanted to converse with your friends in Malay? Need to travel to Malaysia or Indonesia for the weekend? This module is for you. It will equip you with the basics of the Malay language through situational dialogues and give you a glimpse of the Malay culture and customs.

    Introduction to French Language 2 (FGX221)

     

    Now that you have completed the basic French module, take your knowledge one step further and learn how to interact with people in everyday situations, such as at a retail store or restaurant and when finding your way around Paris.

    Introduction to German Language 2 (FGX222)

     

    Keen to build on the basic German language skills you have gained? In this module, you will learn how to communicate in various social settings, such as telling your German friend about your favourite hobbies and leisure activities or finding your way around Berlin.

    Introduction to Japanese Language 2 (FGX223)

     

    Upgrade your basic Japanese language skills and learn how to communicate in daily situations, such as ordering food at restaurants and telling your Japanese friends about your favourite pastimes – skills that will come in handy if you are planning to travel to Japan.

    Introduction to Korean Language 2 (FGX224)

     

    If you are having fun using your basic Korean language skills in simple conversations, take this module to learn how to converse confidently in your daily situations.

    Sustainability: Building a Better World (FGX217)

     

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    From climate change to renewable energy, the module covers a wide range of crucial sustainability topics that are shaping our world today. By enrolling in this course, you're not just gaining knowledge — you're also empowering yourself to be a catalyst for positive change in your community and beyond.

    Introduction to Political Science (FGX218)

     

    Ever wondered how countries are run and governed? This introductory module teaches you about the state, the different systems of government as well as political activity and behaviour. Through lectures and classroom discussions, you will also gain a better understanding of socio-political issues around the world.

    Current Issues in Perspective (FGX219)

     

    How does disruptive technology and the economy impact your life? And what skills do you need in order to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution? Learn these and other current issues to prepare yourself for life in the 21st century.

    Learn to Lead (FGX220)

     

    Leading a team can be challenging and scary. Yet, it is important to be able to do so if you want to succeed in school and at work. Take this course and gain confidence through activities designed to build your leadership skills.

    Sustainability in Action (FGX225)

     

    Take action, empower change: Sustainability in Action!

     

    Embark on a journey of real-world impact with this dynamic course which equips you to be a champion for sustainability. This module takes learning beyond the classroom and into the heart of the community. Engage in hands-on sustainability activities that not only benefit the environment but also promote sustainable behaviours to external stakeholders. Join us in making a difference and shaping a more sustainable future for generations to come!

    Effective Organisational Communication (FGX226)

     

    Communication in an organization is much more than just transmitting information. Through theory, case studies and role-play, we examine how intertwined an organisation’s communication and culture are. Join us and get a better grasp of the words and dynamics in the workplace.

    Lessons from History – 20th Century China (FGX227)

     

    Live the present and look to the future, but do not forget the paths taken to get here.

     

    Take a look at 20th Century China and discover how human wants and desires had far reaching consequences. Open your minds to learn from the past, so as to better appreciate our world today.

    Discovering Vietnamese Culture & Society (FGX228)

     

    This module offers a unique perspective on Vietnam's history and culture, exploring its traditions, cuisine, and social dynamics. It provides valuable insights into daily life and festivals, making it perfect for travellers and culture enthusiasts. Enrol today to start your cultural journey!

OPPORTUNITIES

Nurturing you to be future-ready

Internships

 

Turn your knowledge into real-world skills through unique internship programmes that ready you for pharmacy and research roles. 

 

Gain hands-on experience in medication dispensing and patient care in pharmacies within healthcare institutions including Singapore General Hospital, Tan Tock Seng Hospital and National Cancer Centre Singapore. You will earn your Letter of Competency Attainment (LCA) upon successful completion.  

 

Or choose a National Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) internship, to receive both training and mentorship in coordinating clinical trials in public hospitals. This prestigious programme is offered in partnership with the Singapore Clinical Research Institute (SCRI).

 

Overseas Programmes

 

Expand your global horizons by exploring diverse social and cultural landscapes, international trends, and networking opportunities through our study exchanges and educational trips.

 

Industry Visits

 

Take your education beyond books. Embark on various activities to explore your interests, ignite your passion, and hone your skills.

 

Competitions

 

Fearlessly conquer challenges and join competitions, such as the Singapore Biology League the TF-NU STEP Brain camp. Make friends as you put your skills to the test.

 

Post-graduation options

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Pursue a degree

Get advanced standing for courses at local and overseas universities. Our graduates have pursued degrees at:

  • Nanyang Technological University 
  • National University of Singapore
  • Singapore Institute of Technology
  • The University of Queensland
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Kickstart your career

Our graduates are highly sought after in dynamic industries, with rewarding careers in:

  • Clinical Research Coordinator
  • Pharmaceutical Product Executive 
  • Pharmacy Retail Executive 
  • Pharmacy Technician 
  • Regulatory Affairs Executive 
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Advance your diploma

Pursue post-diploma opportunities, including an Advanced Diploma in Pharmaceutical Sciences (a Pharmacy Technician upskilling programme which is MOH-approved).

You can also explore specialist diplomas, industry-recognised certifications, and work-study programmes.

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Testimonials

Real experiences, real results

Get the inside scoop – students’ insights, experiences, and stories! Learn about the heartbeat of student life at NYP in their own words.

Tan Hon Qin Marcus

Class of 2017

Securing a Silver Medal in my course at NYP was a significant achievement for me. It fueled my passion for medicine, leading me to pursue my dream at Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. I am dedicated to making a positive impact through my future medical practice.

Ling Yang Hong

Class of 2024

I had a wonderful time here at NYP. My coursemates and I learned the intricacies of the clinical research landscape while fostering fruitful relationships with experienced lecturers and classmates.

Jerome Pang Qi Tang

Class of 2022

To his juniors, Jerome has this to say: “No matter how tough the journey is, never give up! Failure is an instrumental component of success. As such, have faith in yourself and continue to strive to be the best that you can be."

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