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46 www.singaporeedu.gov.sg<br />
Singapore <strong>Pathway</strong> <strong>Universities</strong><br />
<strong>GAC</strong> GPA and English Proficiency needed as at December 31 2012 +<br />
<strong>Pathway</strong> University Location TOEFL PBT/IELTS minimum –<br />
some course require higher<br />
GPA for entry – some<br />
courses may require<br />
a higher GPA.<br />
Website<br />
Curtin Singapore Singapore PBT 550 / CBT 213 / IELTS 6.0 2.6 (Bachelor of Commerce) www.curtin.edu.sg<br />
ERC Institute Singapore No IELTS necessary if you have<br />
73% in <strong>GAC</strong> English modules<br />
Singapore Institute of<br />
Management Pte Ltd<br />
SMa Institute of Higher<br />
Learning<br />
Singapore RMIT Programmes: 6.5<br />
Uni Wollongong Computer<br />
Science programmes: 6.0<br />
Psychology Programme: 6.5<br />
Singapore 5.5 for entry to Diploma in<br />
Business Administration<br />
+ Correct at time of printing and subject to change. <strong>Universities</strong> change their admissions policies<br />
from time to time, and also reserve the right to refuse admission due to lack of course availability.<br />
<strong>GAC</strong> graduates may also apply to ANY university with their <strong>GAC</strong> transcript and may be accepted.<br />
2.3 incl successful completion of<br />
Level III<br />
RMIT (Bachelor of<br />
Business) 3.0<br />
Uni of Wollongong 2.6<br />
Murdoch Diploma of Business<br />
Administation 2.0<br />
www.erci.edu.sg<br />
www.simge.edu.sg<br />
www.sma.edu.sg<br />
Study in Singapore<br />
SINGAPORE<br />
SINGAPORE<br />
Curtin Singapore<br />
ERC Institute<br />
Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd<br />
SMa School of Management<br />
Located off the southern coast of<br />
Malaysia, Singapore is a country rich<br />
with history and culture. According to<br />
Malay legend, Singapore was originally<br />
named Singapura by a Sumatran<br />
prince after he encountered a lion.<br />
This encounter was considered<br />
good luck, and thus, ‘Singapura’<br />
was founded.<br />
<strong>The</strong> hot and humid lowlands of<br />
Singapore are brimming with diverse<br />
cultures, languages and religions.<br />
<strong>The</strong> country is host to numerous<br />
attractions that reflect the many<br />
interests of its people.<br />
Festivals also display the cultural<br />
diversity of Singapore. <strong>The</strong> Chinese<br />
New Year is celebrated with dancing<br />
and parades, while Hari Raya Puasa<br />
is held after Ramadan.<br />
Education is among the top priorities<br />
for the five million people of Singapore<br />
and is the government’s second largest<br />
expense. Mandatory schooling is<br />
enforced for six years of primary school<br />
and four years of secondary school.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re are now 16 leading foreign<br />
universities from Europe, USA and Asia<br />
with substantial activities in Singapore.<br />
Combined with the outstanding<br />
local universities, they help form an<br />
education hothouse that is envied<br />
throughout the region.<br />
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Singapore hosts more than 70,000 international students,<br />
drawn to the offer of an extensive range of high quality<br />
educational programs and the promise of a safe,<br />
cosmopolitan environment.<br />
Singapore hosts more than 70,000<br />
international students, drawn to the<br />
offer of an extensive range of high<br />
quality educational programmes and<br />
the promise of a safe, cosmopolitan<br />
environment. It is still ranked as the<br />
best location in the world for Asians<br />
to live (ECA <strong>International</strong> 2010).<br />
With a foreigner-local ratio of 1:4<br />
and university enrolment of foreign<br />
students at 20% of yearly intake,<br />
Singapore continues to demonstrate<br />
its favourable reception of differing<br />
cultures.<br />
Singapore has coupled diverse Asian<br />
school systems with Western-styled<br />
education practices in the creation of<br />
a truly global education hub, where<br />
students have the best institutions in<br />
the world within reach.<br />
For more information, visit:<br />
www.singaporeedu.gov.sg<br />
<strong>GAC</strong> <strong>Pathway</strong> <strong>Universities</strong> Handbook 2013