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Course Fee Payable for Part-time Post Diploma Courses (2H2018)

Cluster: Applied ScienceAD in Medical & Pharmaceutical Technology (ADMPT) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3SD in Analytical Science (SDAS) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3SD in Veterinary Clinical Practice (SDVCP) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4

Cluster: Build-Environment, Engineering & MarineDC in Facility Management (DCFM1) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4DC in Marine & Offshore Technology (DCMOT) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4SD in Electrical Design And Operation (SDEDO) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4SD in Marine Design (SDMRD) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 5SD in Marine Production (SDMRP) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 5SD in Sustainable Facilities Management (SDSFM) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 5

Cluster: Business Management & OthersAD in Accountancy (ADAC) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 6SD in Consumer Banking (SDCB) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 6

Cluster: Design and MediaSD in Digital Branding & Social Media Strategies (SDDBS) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 7

Cluster: Early Childhood Care & EducationAD in Early Childhood Intervention (Special Needs) (ADSN1) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 7AD in Early Childhood Leadership (ADEL1) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 7AD in Early Childhood Teaching & Learning (ADECT) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8

DC in Early Childhood Teaching (DCCT1) (Revised Curriculum from Apr 2018 Intake) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8


DC in Early Childhood Teaching (DCECT) (Curriculum before Apr 2018 Intake) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 9SD in Early Childhood Learning Support (SDELS) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 10SD in Speech Training, Storytelling & Literacy Teaching (SDSSL) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 10

Cluster: Health SciencesAD in Critical Care Nursing (ADCR1) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 11AD in Nursing (Chronic Disease Management) (ADNC1) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 11AD in Perioperative Nursing (ADPO1) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 12SD in Community Gerontology Nursing (SDCGN) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13SD in Palliative Care Nursing (SDPCN) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13

Cluster: Information & Digital TechnologiesAD in Enterprise Business Analytics (ADEB1)(revised curriculum from Apr 17 intake) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13DC in Digital Media Design (DCDMD) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 14SD in Consumer And Performance Analytics (SDCP1)(revised curriculum from Apr 17 intake) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 14SD in FinTech (SDFT) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 14

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$ $ $ Applied ScienceAD in Medical & Pharmaceutical Technology (ADMPT) 504 560 1120 1120 1540 4200 10500

PDC in Cell & Molecular Biology ( CMB) 144 160 320 320 440 1200 3000Cell Biology 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Applied Genomics & Proteomics 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Molecular Biology 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Mammalian Cell Culture 36 40 80 80 110 300 750

PDC in Microbiological & Pharmaceutical Analyses (MPA) 108 120 240 240 330 900 2250Pharmaceutical Microbiology 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Microbiology 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Biochemical & Pharmaceutical Analyses 36 40 80 80 110 300 750

PDC in Pharmaceutical Quality Systems ( PQS) 144 160 320 320 440 1200 3000cGMP Compliance 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Validation 36 40 80 80 110 300 750QA & Documentation 36 40 80 80 110 300 750QC Analytics 36 40 80 80 110 300 750

PDC in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing( BPM) 108 120 240 240 330 900 2250Upstream Processing 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Downstream Processing 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Drug Formulation 36 40 80 80 110 300 750

SD in Analytical Science (SDAS) 288 320 640 640 880 2400 6000PDC in Environmental and Chemical Analyses 144 160 320 320 440 1200 3000

Chemical Safety 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Gas Chromatography 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Environmental Testing 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Analytical Applications & Management 1 36 40 80 80 110 300 750

PDC in Advanced Analytical Methods 144 160 320 320 440 1200 3000Liquid Chromatography 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Mass Spectrometry 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Quality Assurance & Quality Control 36 40 80 80 110 300 750Analytical Applications & Management 2 36 40 80 80 110 300 750

Course Fees Payable for Post-Diplomas (2H2018)The fees listed below are inclusive of GST. The fees are determined based on prevailing funding policies and subject to review and revision.

Please see Notes at end of the Fee Listing for Terms and Conditions.

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SD in Veterinary Clinical Practice (SDVCP) 285 340 610 610 880 2390 5960PDC in Clinical Procedures 135 150 300 300 420 1140 2820

Veterinary Practice Management 45 50 100 100 140 380 940Emergency and Critical Care 45 50 100 100 140 380 940Pain Management and Anaesthesia 45 50 100 100 140 380 940

PDC in Professional Practices 150 190 310 310 460 1250 3140Pet industry Operations and Regulations 30 40 60 60 90 250 630Veterinary Products and Services 30 40 60 60 90 250 630Shelter Management 30 40 60 60 90 250 630Clinical Applications 60 70 130 130 190 500 1250

Built-Environment, Engineering & MarineDC in Facility Management (DCFM1) 300 340 600 600 880 2400 5920

PDC in Facility Systems & Technology 165 190 330 330 490 1320 3250Mechanical Systems 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Electrical Systems 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Sustainable Facility Management 45 50 90 90 130 360 890

PDC in Management of Facilities 135 150 270 270 390 1080 2670Project & Property Management 45 50 90 90 130 360 890Fire Safety Management 45 50 90 90 130 360 890Security and risk Management 45 50 90 90 130 360 890

DC in Marine & Offshore Technology (DCMOT) 300 350 600 600 900 2400 5900PDC in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering (DCMOT) 120 140 240 240 360 960 2360

Fundamentals of Marine Engineering 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Fundamentals of Naval Architecture 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180

PDC in Offshore Technology (DCMOT) 180 210 360 360 540 1440 3540Fundamentals of Marine Offshore Design 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Fundamentals of Offshore Oil & Gas Technology 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Fundamentals of Offshore Engineering 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180

SD in Electrical Design And Operation (SDEDO) 300 340 600 600 900 2400 5900PDC in Electrical Design and Management 150 170 300 300 450 1200 2950

Electrical System Design 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Electrical Project Management 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Project 1 30 30 60 60 90 240 590


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PDC in Electrical Operation and Maintenance 150 170 300 300 450 1200 2950Testing and commissioning of Electrical Systems 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Operation and Maintenance of Electrical Systems 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Project 2 30 30 60 60 90 240 590

SD in Marine Design (SDMRD) 300 340 600 600 900 2400 5900PDC in Advanced Naval Architecture 150 170 300 300 450 1200 2950

Advanced Naval Architecture 1 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Advanced Naval Architecture 2 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Project in Marine Design 30 30 60 60 90 240 590

PDC in Marine CAD 150 170 300 300 450 1200 2950Computer Aided Design (Hull) 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Computer Aided Design (Outfitting) 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Project in Marine CAD 30 30 60 60 90 240 590

SD in Marine Production (SDMRP) 300 340 600 600 900 2400 5900PDC in Shipyard Operations 150 170 300 300 450 1200 2950

Marine Production Process 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Yard Layout Design 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Project in Shipyard Operations 30 30 60 60 90 240 590

PDC in Marine Comm & Specialisation 150 170 300 300 450 1200 2950Marine Commissioning 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Marine Specialization 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180Project in Marine Comm & Spec 30 30 60 60 90 240 590

SD in Sustainable Facilities Management (SDSFM) 300 340 600 600 880 2400 5920PDC in Facilities Management 150 170 300 300 440 1200 2960

Applied Property Management 45 50 90 90 130 360 890Building Services Management 45 50 90 90 130 360 890Fire Safety Management 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180


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PDC in Built Environment Management 150 170 300 300 440 1200 2960Green Building Management 45 50 90 90 130 360 890Workplace Health & Risk Management 45 50 90 90 130 360 890Facilities Management Practice 60 70 120 120 180 480 1180

Business Management & OthersAD in Accountancy (ADAC) 540 630 1080 1170 1710 4410 10980

PDC in Financial Reporting & Tax 120 140 240 260 380 980 2440Principles of Financial Reporting 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Singapore Taxation 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220

PDC in Advanced Financial Reporting & Assurance 120 140 240 260 380 980 2440Advanced Financial Reporting 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Assurance 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220

PDC in Financial Management & Accounting for Decision Making 120 140 240 260 380 980 2440Financial Management 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Accounting for Decision-Making 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220

PDC in Accounting Practice 180 210 360 390 570 1470 3660Industry Practicum I 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Industry Practicum 2 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Industry Practicum 3 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220

SD in Consumer Banking (SDCB) 300 340 600 640 940 2440 6100PDC in Consumer Banking Practices & Analytics 150 170 300 320 470 1220 3050

Consumer Banking Branch Operations & Control 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Consumer Banking Analytics 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Consumer Banking in Practice 1 30 30 60 60 90 240 610

PDC in Consumer Banking Products & Digital Marketing 150 170 300 320 470 1220 3050Consumer Banking Digital Marketing & Channel Design 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Consumer Banking Products & Development 60 70 120 130 190 490 1220Consumer Banking in Practice 2 30 30 60 60 90 240 610


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Design & MediaSD in Digital Branding & Social Media Strategies (SDDBS) 300 340 600 600 860 2320 5800

PDC in Digital Branding 150 170 300 300 430 1160 2900Integrated Marketing & Brand Management 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Issues & Crisis Management 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Creative Content Development 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160

PDC in Social Media Strategies 150 170 300 300 430 1160 2900Social Media Strategies 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Data Analytics 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Campaign Proposal 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160

Early Childhood Care & Education AD in Early Childhood Intervention (Special Needs) (ADSN1) 450 450 750 800 1150 3150 7850

PDC in Early Childhood Special Education 150 150 250 270 380 1050 2620Typical and Atypical Early Childhood Development 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Issues and Trends in Special Needs and Early Childhood Intervention 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Early Literacy and Numeracy 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050

PDC in Early Childhood Assessment and Intervention Approaches 150 150 250 270 380 1050 2620Assessment, Evaluation and Programming 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Early Years Curricula and Intervention Strategies I 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Early Years Curricula and Intervention Strategies II 30 30 50 50 80 210 520

PDC in Early Intervention Professional Practice 150 150 250 260 390 1050 2610Working Collaboratively with Parents and Other Professionals 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Child Study Project 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Supervised Practicum 90 90 150 160 230 630 1570

AD in Early Childhood Leadership (ADEL1) 850 850 1430 1550 2140 5940 14860PDC in Fundamentals of Early Childhood Leadership 180 180 300 330 450 1260 3150

Collaborative Leadership 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Leadership in ECCE Settings 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Instructional Leadership 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050


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PDC in Curriculum Leadership in an Early Childhood Setting 290 290 490 530 730 2030 5070Designing Programmes in ECCE Settings 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Supporting Diversity in ECCE Settings 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Differentiating the Curriculum 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Supervised Leadership Practicum I 110 110 190 200 280 770 1920

PDC in Management in Early Childhood Setting 380 380 640 690 960 2650 6640Management of ECCE Settings 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Human Resource Management 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Professional Development of EC Educators 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Supervised Leadership Practicum II 200 200 340 360 510 1390 3490

AD in Early Childhood Teaching & Learning (ADECT) 360 360 600 660 900 2520 6300PDC in Fundamentals of Early Childhood Leadership 180 180 300 330 450 1260 3150

Collaborative Leadership 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Leadership in ECCE Settings 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Instructional Leadership 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050

PDC in Leadership in Teaching & Learning 180 180 300 330 450 1260 3150A Child-centred Approach to Teaching & Learning 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Reflective Teaching 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Capstone Project 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050

DC in Early Childhood Teaching (DCCT1) (Revised Curriculum from Apr 2018 Intake) 810 770 1410 1440 2130 5610 14070PDC in Fundamentals of Early Childhood Education 165 160 280 290 430 1150 2870

Child Development and Early Childhood Education 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Safety, Health, Hygiene and Nutrition 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Language & Literacy 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Motor Skills Development in Young Children 30 30 50 50 80 210 520


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PDC in Diversity in Teaching and Learning 240 230 420 430 630 1660 4170Individual Differences in Learning 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Assessment and Support for Learning 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Aesthetics & Creative Expression in Young Children 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Teaching Practicum I 120 120 210 220 310 830 2090

PDC in Design in Teaching and Learning 180 160 320 320 480 1240 3120Creating and Managing the Learning Environment 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Numeracy in the Early Years 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Curriculum Planning and Resources 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Discovery of the World 45 40 80 80 120 310 780

PDC in Planning and Professional Practice 225 220 390 400 590 1560 3910Partnership with Families and Communities 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Professional Development and Personal Growth 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Independent Study Project 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Teaching Practicum II 120 120 210 220 310 830 2090

DC in Early Childhood Teaching (DCECT) (Curriculum before Apr 2018 Intake) 810 770 1410 1440 2130 5610 14070PDC in Fundamentals of Early Childhood Education 165 160 280 290 430 1150 2870

Child Development and Early Childhood Education 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Safety, Health, Hygiene and Nutrition 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Creating and Managing the Learning Environment 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Motor Skills Development in Young Children 30 30 50 50 80 210 520

PDC in Diversity in Teaching and Learning 240 230 420 430 630 1660 4170Individual Differences in Learning 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Language & Literacy 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Aesthetics & Creative Expression in Young Children 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Teaching Practicum I 120 120 210 220 310 830 2090

PDC in Design in Teaching and Learning 165 150 290 290 440 1140 2860Assessment and Support for Learning 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Numeracy in the Early Years 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Partnership with Families and Communities 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Discovery of the World 45 40 80 80 120 310 780


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PDC in Planning and Professional Practice 240 230 420 430 630 1660 4170Curriculum Planning and Resources 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Professional Development and Personal Growth 45 40 80 80 120 310 780Independent Study Project 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Teaching Practicum II 120 120 210 220 310 830 2090

SD in Early Childhood Learning Support (SDELS) 260 260 450 450 680 1820 4520PDC in Foundations of Learning Support in Pre-schools 90 90 150 150 240 630 1560

Principles of Assessment 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Constructing a Meaningful Educational Setting 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Professional Roles in Educational Support 30 30 50 50 80 210 520

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50Language and Literacy Support 50 90 90 130 350 870Social Skills and Handwriting Support 30 30 50 50 80 210 520Collaboration with Stakeholders 40 40 70 70 100 280 700

PDC in Learning Support Practice (Add'l $3,300 (exclude GST) is payable for Supervised Practicum)50Assessment and Screening Practices 50 90 90 130 350 870

SD in Speech Training, Storytelling & Literacy Teaching (SDSSL) 240 240 400 440 600 1680 4200PDC in Speech Training and Storytelling 120 120 200 220 300 840 2100

Speech Training for Preschool Educators 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Storytelling for Preschool Teaching and Learning 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050

PDC in Literacy Teaching 120 120 200 220 300 840 2100Assessment of Literacy and Language Skills 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050Language Acquisition through Process Drama 60 60 100 110 150 420 1050


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Health SciencesAD in Critical Care Nursing (ADCR1) 860 960 1680 1720 2470 6630 16590

PDC in Applied Sciences in Advanced Nursing 180 200 360 360 520 1400 3480Health Assessment and Clinical Decision Making 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Applied Pathophysiology and Pharmacology 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Evidence-Based Practice 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Care Management Across Life Span 45 50 90 90 130 350 870

PDC in Clinical Practicum in Advanced Nursing 80 90 150 160 230 620 1540Clinical Practicum in Advanced Nursing 80 90 150 160 230 620 1540

PDC in Critical Care Nursing Sciences and Practice 240 280 480 480 680 1840 4640Fundamentals in Critical Care Nursing 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Advanced Critical Care Nursing Science I 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Advanced Critical Care Nursing Science II 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Advanced Critical Care Nursing Practice 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160

PDC in Advanced Clinical Practicum in Critical Care Nursing 360 390 690 720 1040 2770 6930Advanced Clinical Practicum in Critical Care Nursing 360 390 690 720 1040 2770 6930

AD in Nursing (Chronic Disease Management) (ADNC1) 860 960 1680 1720 2470 6630 16590PDC in Applied Sciences in Advanced Nursing 180 200 360 360 520 1400 3480

Health Assessment and Clinical Decision Making 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Applied Pathophysiology and Pharmacology 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Evidence-Based Practice 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Care Management Across Life Span 45 50 90 90 130 350 870


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PDC in Advanced Clinical Management of Chronic Diseases 80 90 150 160 230 620 1540Clinical Practicum in Advanced Nursing 80 90 150 160 230 620 1540

PDC in Advanced Chronic Disease Nursing 240 280 480 480 680 1840 4640Fundamentals in Chronic Disease Management 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Advanced Chronic Disease Nursing Science I 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Advanced Chronic Disease Nursing Science II 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Advanced Chronic Disease Nursing Science III 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160

PDC in Advanced Clinical Practicum in Chronic Disease Nursing 360 390 690 720 1040 2770 6930Advanced Clinical Practicum in Chronic Disease Nursing 360 390 690 720 1040 2770 6930

AD in Perioperative Nursing (ADPO1) 860 960 1680 1720 2470 6630 16590PDC in Applied Sciences in Advanced Nursing 180 200 360 360 520 1400 3480

Health Assessment and Clinical Decision Making 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Applied Pathophysiology and Pharmacology 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Evidence-Based Practice 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Care Management Across Life Span 45 50 90 90 130 350 870

PDC in Clinical Practicum in Advanced Nursing 80 90 150 160 230 620 1540Clinical Practicum in Advanced Nursing 80 90 150 160 230 620 1540

PDC in Advanced Perioperative Nursing 240 280 480 480 680 1840 4640Fundamentals in Perioperative Nursing I 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Fundamentals in Perioperative Nursing II 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Advanced Perioperative Nursing Science I 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Advanced Perioperative Nursing Science II 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160

PDC in Advanced Clinical Practicum in Perioperative Nursing 360 390 690 720 1040 2770 6930Advanced Clinical Practicum in Perioperative Nursing 360 390 690 720 1040 2770 6930


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SD in Community Gerontology Nursing (SDCGN) 400 440 790 800 1150 3080 7720PDC in Community Gerontology Nursing 1 90 100 180 180 260 700 1740

Health Assessment and Clinical Decision Makings 45 50 90 90 130 350 870Applied Pathophysiology and Pharmacology 45 50 90 90 130 350 870

PDC in Community Gerontology Nursing 2 310 340 610 620 890 2380 5980Clinical Practice 30 30 60 60 90 230 580Principles & Concepts of Community Gerontology Nursing 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Primary, Home Healthcare and Palliative Care Nursing 60 70 120 120 170 460 1160Clinical Practicum in Community Gerontology Nursing 160 170 310 320 460 1230 3080

SD in Palliative Care Nursing (SDPCN) 290 320 560 580 840 2230 5590PDC in Essential Clinical Knowledge in Palliative Care 122 130 240 240 360 940 2350

Common Cancers 40 40 80 80 120 310 770Pain & Symptoms Management 27 30 50 50 80 210 520Palliative Care in Non-Cancer Illness 25 30 50 50 70 190 480Communication and Psychosocial Skills 30 30 60 60 90 230 580

PDC in Essential Clinical Skills in Palliative Care 168 190 320 340 480 1290 3240History Taking and Physical Assessment 25 30 50 50 70 190 480Emergencies in Oncology/ Palliative Care 20 20 40 40 60 150 390Clinical Nursing Skills & Complementary Therapy 43 50 80 90 120 330 830Clinical Consolidation 80 90 150 160 230 620 1540

Information & Digital TechnologiesAD in Enterprise Business Analytics (ADEB1)( revised curriculum from Apr 17 intake) 450 540 960 1020 1440 3900 9720

PDC in Consumer Analytics (AD) 150 180 320 340 480 1300 3240Data Design & Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620Social Media Marketing & Web Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620

PDC in Performance Analytics (AD) 150 180 320 340 480 1300 3240Business Performance Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620Data Visualization & Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620

PDC in Business Analytics (AD) 150 180 320 340 480 1300 3240Descriptive Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620Predictive Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620


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DC in Digital Media Design (DCDMD) 240 280 520 540 760 2080 5180PDC in Digital Media Marketing 120 140 260 270 380 1040 2590

Digital Media Principles and Practices 45 50 100 100 140 390 970Social Media Marketing 45 50 100 100 140 390 970Digital Publishing 30 40 60 70 100 260 650

PDC in Media Design 120 140 260 270 380 1040 2590New Media Design 45 50 100 100 140 390 970Visual Design 45 50 100 100 140 390 970Studio (covers Research, Portfolio and Branding) 30 40 60 70 100 260 650

SD in Consumer And Performance Analytics (SDCP1)( revised curriculum from Apr 17 intake) 300 360 640 680 960 2600 6480PDC in Consumer Analytics (SD) 150 180 320 340 480 1300 3240

Data Design & Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620Social Media Marketing & Web Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620

PDC in Performance Analytics (SD) 150 180 320 340 480 1300 3240Business Performance Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620Data Visualization & Analytics 75 90 160 170 240 650 1620

SD in FinTech (SDFT) 240 280 520 520 760 2080 5200PDC in FinTech Analytics 120 140 260 260 380 1040 2600

FinTech & Financial Services 60 70 130 130 190 520 1300FinTech Analytics Project 60 70 130 130 190 520 1300

PDC in FinTech Apps Development 120 140 260 260 380 1040 2600Open Banking APIs Development 60 70 130 130 190 520 1300Blockchain & Smart Contracts Development 60 70 130 130 190 520 1300


Notes on funding schemes, other fees, change of citizenshipAll Singaporeans aged 25 years and above can make use of SkillsFuture Credit to pay for course fees.

^Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) is defined asi. at least 30% local shareholding; ANDii. Group1 annual sales turnover2 of not more than $100 million OR Group employmentsize3 of not more than 200 employees.

1 Group tracing: All corporate shareholder(s) holding more than 50% of total shareholding of the company and any subsequent corporate parents. All subsidiaries of the company.2 Annual sales turnover refers to the revenue or sales turnover stated on the company’s income statement.3 A company should include in its employment size any persons employed under a contract of service in accordance to the Employment Act. This is regardless of the nationality of the employee.

Enhanced SME training subsidy is only applicable to Singaporean students with full-fee company sponsorship.

Other FeesAmount

(S$)Insurance Fee 3.40 Miscellaneous Fee 8.00

Enhanced Hospital & Surgical Insurance 50 (estimated)

All fees quoted above include GST and are subject to changes.

Change of Citizenship

Fees Payable

Students who have officially informed NP of their Singapore citizenship or Permanent Resident status before the commencement of each semester will have their fees adjusted and refunded for that semester. However, forthose who inform NP officially their Singapore citizenship or Permanent Resident status after the commencement of the semester, the fees will be adjusted to the rate of Singapore citizen or Permanent Resident with effectfrom the next semester. No refund will be made for the difference in fees already paid in the current semester.

*WTS (Workfare Training Scheme) is for Singapore citizens who are 35 years old and above and not earning more than $2,000 per month. You may refer to the WSG website for more details on thequalifying criteria and application procedure

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