Info for New Students:
Qualifying English Test (QET),
Exemption For Poly Grads..
Prospective Students:
What is Engineering?
What do Engineers do?
Why study Engineering in NUS?
Engineering Disciplines in NUS
Engineering Curriculum
Engineering Students & Alumni
Admissions into Engineering
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Student Information:
S/U Grading Option, SARTOR, Streaming,
Leave of Absence..
Modules/Schedule:
Timetable, CORS information, Breadth/ULR modules..
Special Programmes:
Minor Programmes, Student
Exchange and more..
Enhancement Programmes:
IAP, VIP, TIP, UROP, IP, IWP..
Awards/Events:
Dean's list, Book Prize, FYP Innovation Awards, seminars..
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Prospective Students :
Engineering Disciplines in NUS
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| Bioengineering |
 Bioengineering is a discipline that advances
knowledge in engineering, biology and medicine, and improves human health through cross-disciplinary
activities that integrate the engineering sciences
with the biomedical sciences and clinical practice.
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Areas of Study:
Biomaterials, Tissue Engineering, Biomechanics & Biomedical Electronics & Imaging |
Job Opportunites:
Health Technology: Biomedical Device Companies, Life Sciences, Biopharmaceutical Companies,Healthcare Services & Research Institutes.. |
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| Chemical Engineering |
Study of changes in composition, energy content and/or state of materials, taking into consideration the fundamentals of nature of matter and its properties (chemistry), similar aspects of biological /biomolecular materials (biology), forces that act on matter (physics), and mathematical relationships between them. Differs from basic sciences in its emphasis on applications of chemical reactions, separations and techniques for designing, operating & controlling industrial processes. Click here to find out more. |
Areas of Study:
Petroleum Refining, Pharmaceuticals, Semiconductors Biomolecular Engineering, Petrochemicals/ PolymersProcess Design & Control.. |
Job Opportunites:
Shell, ExxonMobil, SRC GSK, Schering Plough, Motorola, NEC, CSM Aventis, Pharmacia Upjohn, BTI, BASF, DuPont, Eastman, Foster Wheeler, Honeywell, ICES |
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| Computer Engineering |
 Exploits the synergy between electrical engineering & computer science, enabling engineers to apply the power of computing technology to numerous aspects of engineering.
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Broad Areas of Specialization:
Computer systems – embedded systems
Data storage
Digital Entertainment – Gaming
Information engineering – bioinformatics, modeling
Multimedia communications
Networking – Network security, Protocol development
Robotics and automation
Software systems engineering
Wireless communications |
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| Civil Engineering |
 Building a better, safer and healthier world
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Focus of Study:
Structural engineering, Offshore engineering, Composites and protective engineering, Geotechnical engineering
Transportation engineering, Hydraulic engineering, Environmental engineering, Infrastructure systems, Construction management |
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| Electrical Engineering |
 About the creative & innovative application of mathematical and scientific principles (particularly governing electricity, magnetism and light) to the creation of products, services and technology for the good of mankind.
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Broad Areas of Specialization :
Biomedical engineering, Communications engineering, Computer systems, Control and automation, Data storage, Energy and power systems, Mechatronics, Microelectronics – IC design & manufacturing
Robotics, Software systems engineering |
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| Engineering Science Programme |
First of its kind in Asia, the Engineering Science programme (ESP) will prepare a new class of engineer-scientists for cutting edge multidisciplinary R&D and professional careers.ESP is taught by faculty members from both the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science. Modules are specially designed to reduce the usual barriers to interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary work and bring out creative and leadership qualities. Click here to find out more. |
Areas of Specialization:
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Computational Engineering Science, Bioimaging and Optics, Energy Systems |
Job Opportunites:
The career prospects are wide ranging from both academic and industry R&D labs. |
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| Environmental Science & Engineering |
Concerned with the analysis, development, design, construction, and operation of systems for the control and management of the environment.
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Focus of Study :
Upstream/downstream environmental issues |
Job Opportunites:
Environmental engineers may be employed as engineers, managers, and entrepreneurs in the:
Environmental engineering industry; Consulting industry; Petrochemical and oil-related industry;
Semiconductor and electronics industry; Chemical and pharmaceutical industry; Construction (plants & OEMs) industry; Agro-industries; Research institutes; Government & Statutory boards; Financial Institutions. |
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| Industrial & Systems Engineering |
Design and management of production and service systems to achieve competitive performance by optimizing resources. Blends business and engineering.
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Areas of Study:
Systems Optimization & Design, Supply Chain and Logistics Systems, Quality Engineering, Engineering Management -Operations Research
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Job Opportunites:
Logistics: SIA, PSA, UPS, DHL, Exel, Danzas, Consulting Services: Accenture, SAP, Oracles, PWC, McKinsey & Co, Communication and IT Services: SingTel, Banking and Finance: Standard Chartered Bank, OCBC Bank,
Manufacturing & Process: Tech Semiconductor, Philips, Shell, Health Care: National Health Group, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, Defense – MINDEF, DSTA |
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| Materials Science & Engineering |
Strives for basic understanding of how the science of structures and processes on the atomic scale result in the properties and functions familiar at the engineering level.
Differs from basic sciences in its emphasis on phenomena acting across large magnitudes of space and time scales. Emphasis on development and use of knowledge to controllably designed materials separates it from the other branches of engineering, which stress applications. Click here to find out more. |
Areas of Study:
Semiconductors, Microelectronics, Nanotechnology, Biotechnology, Polymers and chemicals, Optical/magnets
Metallic materials, Ceramic and composites |
Job Opportunites:
CSM, Towa, STATS, NEC, Epson, Motorola, HP, IME, Agilent, IBN, Becton Dickinson, DuPont, Shell, Sumitomo
Hoya, Perkin Elmer, DSI, GE Aviation Services, Keppel, DNV, 3M, Allied Technology |
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| Mechanical Engineering |
Concerned with the design, manufacturing and utilisation of mechanical devices, machines and energy conversion systems.
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Areas of Study:
Applied Mechanics, Control & Mechatronics, Fluid Mechanics, Manufacturing , Material Science, Micro System Technology, Thermodynamics |
Job Opportunites:
MINDEF, MRTC, PSA, PUB, refineries, Marine, aerospace, defence industries, General Manufacturing and
supporting industries |
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