Academic Year 2018 Temasek Polytechnic Full-Time Courses
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Temasek Polytechnic CSV listing full-time courses for Academic Year 2018. Columns include academic year, school, course name, MOE and polytechnic course codes, course description, and reference. Prospective students and education researchers browse Singapore polytechnic programme offerings for that year.
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Contains Full-Time Courses for the Academic Year 2018
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- 2018-04-16 – 2019-04-15
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| Academic Year | School | Course Name | MOE Course Code | Polytechnic Course Code | Course Description | Reference |
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| 2018 | School of Applied Science | Diploma in Applied Food Science & Nutrition | T26 | A0A | What�s in your favourite snack of crisps or instant noodles? Why do food manufacturers add chemicals to our packaged food? Can food really help us feel and look good?Study this course if you want the answers to these questions. Step into the world of food science and nutrition, and appreciate the science behind food and how its components react with each other and impact our health. With there being such a huge variety of food around us, discover the role food plays in our wellbeing, and how it impacts our nation�s health status too.With rising concerns about the impact of our diet on our health in later years, there is a big demand for tasty yet healthier foods. Applying the scientific knowledge of both food science and nutrition, and receiving practice-oriented training, you will gain the necessary competence to embark on a career in the food, nutrition and the healthcare industries.The food science and technology subjects will equip you for the challenging food industry in developing innovative, healthier and safer foods � through the use of the latest processing technology, functional food ingredients and techniques of preservation. The nutrition and health-related subjects will provide you with the knowledge and skills to create and evaluate healthier meals for different population groups, assess their nutritional status, develop nutrition education programmes, and understand the management of diet-related diseases. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Applied Science | Diploma in Baking & Culinary Science | T44 | A0J | Future Master Chefs, take note! If you dream of creating the perfect dish, sweet or dessert, stop dreaming and let science help you. Take the guesswork out of baking and culinary work and uncover the science behind the recipes and techniques that you do: from tempering chocolate, reducing sauces to roasting the perfect duck. With your scientific knowhow, you�ll be able to create innovative dishes as well as mouth-watering desserts for the food and beverage industry.This course will teach you to scientifically evaluate the sensory and food quality aspects of the dishes you prepare. Right from your first year, comprehensive hands-on training on culinary and baking sets your foundation before moving on to an intensive yet interactive second year with more advanced techniques and skill-based experiences that are coupled with the explained science. The curriculum encompasses chemistry, microbiology, food safety, product development, as well as baking and culinary technology. Part of the uniqueness of this course is that you will undergo a truly Asian culinary experience with a touch of your local heritage too.During the third year, you will apply your acquired knowledge and skills to manage and operate various real-life F&B Learning Enterprises on campus, as well as undergo a 20-week internship to gain and further develop your career-specific skills in the diverse food and beverage (F&B) industry or food ingredient companies. The course also hones your entrepreneurial skills to help you embark on your own business ventures. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Applied Science | Diploma in Biomedical Science | T27 | A0G | Play a part in assisting clinical diagnosis, and in the research and development of new methods for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases. Study Biomedical Science and you will understand how the human body functions, how diseases occur, and how we can prevent and diagnose them.Singapore is poised to be a global hub for biomedical and clinical sciences. The local biomedical sciences sector is growing rapidly with increasing foreign direct investment that boosts job opportunities in clinical laboratory testing, clinical trials as well as research and development. Singapore�s thrust to be the region�s medical hub with world-class healthcare services emphasises the need for quality trained technologists in clinical laboratories and clinical research. This course puts you in demand!You begin by learning the foundational sciences to understand the biology and chemistry of health sciences. You will study, among other things, the inner workings of living cells, the biological processes involving proteins and enzymes, the structure, parts and functions of the human body, and the world of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms. You will progress to learn the nature, causes and progression of human diseases, our biological responses and defences, and diagnosis so that appropriate treatment can be provided. You will ultimately build your strength in the testing, diagnosis, management and prevention of diseases.This course emphasises learning through established collaborative training with industry/research institutions/hospitals, taught by experienced teaching/research staff and industry practitioners. The compulsory structured internship carried out concurrently with major projects helps you to experience working life and allows you to apply theory to practice. Interns are involved in real industry projects, evaluating new clinical laboratory equipment or diagnostic test kits. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Applied Science | Diploma in Biotechnology | T31 | A0F | Genes, molecular biology, cloning, cell technology, immunology, drug discovery, diagnostic development, biochemical analysis, health and disease research � do these terms excite you? Do you want to acquire life science skills that will make you globally competitive? Do you want a career that involves new biological discoveries and novel applications of knowledge? If so, this course is for you!This course trains you to be a research or laboratory technologist supporting the growing life science industry. The Singapore Government has targeted the life science industry to be our fourth pillar of economic growth, and has invested heavily to make Singapore the regional life sciences hub. As a result, research technologists are increasingly in demand in disease biology, diagnostics and therapeutics. At the same time, more manpower is also needed for research activities on economically important plants and animals so as to increase our food yield.A hands-on approach forms the core basis of training, during which you will acquire a repertoire of research skills in the areas of molecular biology, mammalian cell technology, biochemistry, microbiology, genomics, proteomics, plant biotechnology, immunology and other key supporting technology essential for biomedical and scientific laboratory and industry. The elective subjects that you will take in the third year will allow you greater specialisation in your selected field, especially in the areas of translational biomedical research or bioinformatics.You will eventually develop a solid broad-based foundation in life sciences that will maximise your career and future educational options. To further hone your technical skills, you will undergo a six-month attachment either locally or overseas in the biotechnology and biomedical industries. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Hospitality & Tourism Management | T08 | B0K | Diploma in Hospitality & Tourism Management graduates should: a) possess technical competence in the three specialized domains of the course, b) possess business foundation skills and knowledge, c) be able to use technology and software applications related to the requirements of the course, d) have developed life skills such as problem-solving, be effective communicators, the ability to learn, e) be proficient in the areas of professional practice and image, and f) be orientated towards productivity, service excellence and creating new value. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/bus/hospitality-and-tourism-management |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Law & Management | T09 | B0G | The Diploma in Law & Management is the only law related polytechnic diploma in Singapore. With both business management subjects and law subjects, it aims to prepare students to join the legal industry as paralegals, administrators and law office managers. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/bus/law-and-management |
| 2018 | School of Applied Science | Diploma in Chemical Engineering | T33 | A0D | Oil refinery giants, major manufacturers of petrochemicals and specialty chemicals and pharmaceutical giants all have a strong presence in Singapore. These companies, rooted in such diverse fields, have one thing in common � they rely on chemical engineers in all aspects of their operations. Chemical engineers are involved in the manufacture of products such as fuel, petrochemicals, cosmetics, plastics, processed foods and medicine so that we can enjoy and reap the benefits of scientific discoveries. They hold crucial responsibilities in the process industry such as running plant operations, designing reactors and process equipment, improving efficiency as well as looking into the safety and environmental aspects of processes. This course will equip you with knowledge and skills in chemistry and analytical chemistry, and laboratory techniques so that you will be well trained to do research and testing for the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry. Moreover, you will be trained in chemical process technology, occupational safety and health, and environmental technology so that you will be able operate and optimise manufacturing systems that produces the daily products that we use in our daily lives. You will have opportunities for local or overseas internships at MNCs and reputable institutions. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/asc/chemical-engineering |
| 2018 | School of Applied Science | Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science | T25 | A0L | Do you have a passion to safeguard health by making quality drugs and imparting knowledge on the safe use of medicines? If so, this course is for you! You will learn about the effects of medicines on the human body and how they work to cure diseases, and acquire the knowledge and skills required to design, analyse, manufacture and market new therapies.With a rapidly growing ageing population and higher incidence of lifestyle-related illnesses such as Type 2 diabetes and heart diseases, there an increase demand for healthcare services, pharmaceutical and biologic drugs. In addition, with new hospitals, polyclinics and nursing homes in the pipeline, there will also be an unprecedented need for pharmacy technicians and pharmacists in Singapore to work in this industry.This course will build your foundation in chemistry and biology, and equip you with the knowledge and core skills in pharmacy practice, pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical technologies and analysis. You will learn specialised subjects related to drug action on diseases, medicine legislation and patient counselling to prepare you for work in pharmacies. You will also learn about pharmaceutical manufacturing and bioprocessing technologies and good manufacturing practice. In your third year of study, you can choose to specialize either in the Pharmacy Practice or Pharmaceuticals and Biologics elective cluster, where you will deepen your knowledge in these areas and apply your skills in the relevant fields during the six-month enhanced internship programme. You will be able to take up an internship position at hospitals, retail pharmacies, pharmaceutical manufacturing industry, or QC and research laboratories in Singapore or overseas. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/asc/pharmaceutical-science |
| 2018 | School of Applied Science | Diploma in Veterinary Technology | T45 | A0K | Achieve your life-long dream of developing vaccines or treatment for animals suffering from diseases or working with animals in the veterinary, aquaculture and wildlife conservation, pet, animal theme park and scientific research communities.Get a head start by assisting in real life animal sterilisations at TP�s licenced TP Animal Clinic and, through our unique collaboration with Mount Pleasant Veterinary Group (2008) Pte Ltd and other animal hospitals, you will be clinically trained in all aspects of veterinary practice. With our intensive and practical training, you will graduate as a technically competent and much sought-after veterinary or animal technologist.In our pursuit to find cures for human and animal diseases, animal models are used in research and pre-clinical trials. All these make responsible and humane animal care and use extremely important. Moreover, the growing importance of aquaculture for food productivity and for meeting the local consumer needs for seafood and fish, will ensure your expertise will be very much in demand in the years ahead.This course focuses on establishing a solid foundation in the basic and applied animal sciences for meeting the needs of the veterinary, scientific research, wildlife conservation, aquaculture and pet retail industries. The practice-oriented programme equips you with specialised skill sets that will prepare you well as responsible and competent veterinary/ animal technologists.Other than veterinary diagnostics, surgery and anaesthesia assistance, animal nutrition and health, aquaculture and bio conservation, you will also learn about molecular and cellular techniques as well as humane care and use of laboratory animals for scientific and veterinary research. Your technical competency is further honed through a minimum five-month internship either locally or overseas in animal facilities and research institutions, animal or conservation parks, veterinary hospitals/ clinics and other animal-related organisations. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/asc/veterinary-technology-t45 |
| 2018 | School of Business | Business/Logistics & Operations Management/Marketing | T01 | B0A | Provide a solid grounding in core business knowledge and expertise such as how to manage people and processes, write and present effectively, understand the economic environment, and measure business performance. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/bus/business-studies-grouping |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Accounting & Finance | T02 | B0B | The Diploma in Accounting & Finance is the first diploma course in Singapore to offer professional training in both accounting and financial know-how, a perfect preparatory course for those who aim to seek employment in the finance industry. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Business | NA | B0C | The course outcomes are to produce students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes in business and mangement that will lead them to satisfying careers in the respective areas. The course outcomes are as follows: - To equip students with key business knowledge and skills for a range of sectors.- To develop students with entrepreneurial knowledge, skills and mindset.- To develop key people skills such as teamwork and conflict management among students. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/bus/business |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Business Information Technology | T36 | B0D | This course equips you with business concepts and the skills to apply IT knowledge to business domains. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Communications & Media Management | T40 | B0E | The course aims to equip students with� the skills necessary to function effectively in any area of media or media related industries. Graduates of this course will be armed with fundamental journalistic skills; IT skills; writing skills; media content production skills; communications and media management knowledge; media Law knowledge; and graphic design knowledge to function effectively as media practitioners. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/bus/communications-and-media-management |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Culinary & Catering Management | T18 | B0M | The CCM diploma prepares students for the food & beverage industry including hotels, independent restaurants, bars, catering companies, beverage distributors, food and ingredient suppliers and more.� Some of the course objectives are:� to provide the food & beverage industry with well-trained manpower in the areas of foodservice as well as food production,� to provide students with a firm foundation in business management, as well as extensive hands-on training in restaurant service and culinary skills, and� to equip students with the skills and knowledge in food and beverage operations and management to assume supervisory or managerial roles in the F&B industry. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/bus/culinary-and-catering-management |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Leisure & Events Management | T61 | B0P | The Diploma in Leisure & Events Management� (previously known as the Diploma in Leisure & Resorts Managememt) places heavier emphasis on Events and MICE management in addition to its focus on specific sectors of the leisure industry such as Attractions, Cruise and Spa management. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Logistics & Operations Management | NA | B0H | The Diploma in Logistics & Operations Mangement is the pioneer polytechnic diploma in Logistics with the largest network of graduates. The course equips students with the ability to:- apply logistics and operations skills (for example, make purchasing decisions, manage inventory, support warehouse operations, and/or plan transportation or freight operations) in a globalised environment- apply appropriate IT tools and technologies to facilitate the management of logistical activities and improve performance in the supply chain- specialise in areas such as Cold Chain & Chemical Logistics, or Project & Events logistics | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/bus/logistics-and-operations-management |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Marketing | NA | B0I | The Diploma in Marketing aims to prepare graduates for the world of dynamic change in professional marketing. It provides a holistic marketing education in developing students into professional marketers and life-long independent learners in terms of balancing their intelligence quotient, emotional intelligence and adaptability quotient. The diploma want to produce graduates who are creative, flexible and independent problem solvers. | http://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/bus/marketing |
| 2018 | School of Business | Diploma in Retail Management | T39 | B0L | The three-year course prepares students for the dynamic retail industry by arming them with a business and management foundation and specialist retailing skills. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Design | Diploma in Apparel Design & Merchandising | T20 | D0C | The course provides a holistic overview of the fashion industry, giving students broad-based knowledge and fundamental skillsets in the technical aspects of design conceptualisation, garment construction and merchandising before inviting them to specialise in either Fashion Design or Retail Merchandising. Graduates will develop a keen sense of fashion industry trends and be familiar with the business and production processes of the apparel manufacturing industry. Fundamentally strong in broad core technical skills, they also have depth of expertise in a specialized area. The practice-based curriculum ensures that graduates will fit easily into key roles in the fashion industry's production chain, from creative design conceptualisation, technical production to the front end business roles of buying, strategic marketing and branding. | https://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/des/apparel-design-and-merchandising |
| 2018 | School of Design | Diploma in Communication Design | T59 | D0K | The Communication Design course grooms design professionals who can design and communicate creatively and effectively in the areas of advertising, graphic design, image-making and digital design.The curriculum encompass design studies in and beyond the area of communication design. Through the rigor of a practice-based curriculum developed with feedback from the creative community, students are constantly challenged to develop strong skills in creative and conceptual thinking, multi-disciplinary capability and technological competency. Essential skills covered include creative ideation, print and publication, digital skills and professional practice. | https://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/des/communication-design |
| 2018 | School of Design | Diploma in Digital Film & Television | T23 | D0J | The course focuses on the development of creative skills in content creation for the motion picture and television mediums. Students are trained to create content that is commercially viable and exportable, in the non-fictional areas of factual and entertainment programmes as well as in fictional films. Subjects cover creative and technical skills and knowledge that are commonly required in the pre and post-production process of video creation. Graduates will be able to conceptualize projects and develop strong stories for the motion picture or television mediums that will resonate with viewers. The exposure to client-based projects will familiarise them with current industry practices, allowing them to fit seamlessly into production teams upon graduation. | https://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/des/digital-film-and-television |
| 2018 | School of Design | Diploma in Environment Design | T46 | D0I | In response to the Government�s call for developing knowledge and skills in environment design, the Environment Design course offers an inter-disciplinary and flexible broad-based academic curriculum that covers elements of building architecture, urban planning and landscape architecture. Upon graduation, graduates will be able to pursue careers and further studies in these areas at the undergraduate level. | Course not offered from AY2019 i.e. renamed/merged/retired |
| 2018 | School of Design | Diploma in Interior Architecture & Design | T22 | D0A | The course trains students to be versatile designers of interior spaces that adapt to people�s needs while considering location, cultural and socio-economic factors. Students are encouraged to explore contemporary social issues and constraints that affect the design of spaces. They will study global trends in lifestyle, culture, sustainability and social change and gain a more holistic perspective of design which will help them provide thoughtful, human-centric and balanced solutions to complex design problems.The course works closely with the industry through �live� collaborative projects, mentorship and internship opportunities. We partner with reputable design studios and clients such as Ong & Ong, SCDA, FARM, DP Architects, DBS, Google Asia, and many more. Study trips, competitions, exchange programmes and a rigorous project-led curriculum will help shape your critical thinking skills and the technical skillsets needed for good design work, and in doing so, prepare you for a successful career in the design field. | https://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/des/interior-architecture-and-design |
| 2018 | School of Design | Diploma in Product & Industrial Design | T35 | D0E | The ability to blend ideation, technology and craftsmanship is a 21st century skill that is very much valued by industry today. The course�s project-driven curriculum places strong emphasis on creating better products and experiences through human-centred design. Underpinning the technical and creative skillsets provided by the course is a strong synergistic partnership with industry. Through many 'live' industry projects with actual clients and real briefs, students are exposed to current industry trends and practices. The TP Product & Industrial Design graduate is highly sought-after by startups and established firms in space-making, consumer electronics, communication, fashion, technology and even in non-traditional sectors such as banks, government agencies and hospitals. | https://www.tp.edu.sg/schools/des/product-and-industrial-design |
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