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Diploma in

Automation & Mechatronic Systems

N50

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Why

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Practice-O​riented Learning

Intern with industry leaders. Design and develop your own smart product prototype.

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Diverse Careers, Specialised Skills

Aerospace, marine & offshore, industrial systems, healthcare, consumer product industries and more.

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Gain an Edge

Strong emphasis on Design Thinking and Practice gives you an advantage in creating innovative solutions or designing high-tech products.

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Year 01

Build your foundation in computer programming, engineering mathematics, manufacturing technology, and automation in a mechatronic world.

For a complete listing and description of the modules, click here.

Year 02

Learn about fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, engineering design thinking, industrial automation, and applied mechanics.

For a complete listing and description of the modules, click here.

Year 03

Integrate automation systems and gain skills in project management. Put your skills to the test with a 4-month internship with leading companies, or develop your smart product prototype during your final-year project.

For a complete listing and description of the modules, click here.

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Automation & Mechatronic Systems (N50)

For Students with O-Levels

ELR2B2-C (2018) – 19

Planned Intake (2018) – 100

Entry Requirements

AGGREGATE TYPE ELR2B2-C

To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have the following GCE O-Level examination (or equivalent) results.

  • SubjectO-LEVEL GRADE
  • English Language*1 - 7
  • Mathematics (Elementary/Additional)1 - 6
  • Science (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component)
    or Biotechnology
    or Computer Studies
    or Design & Technology
    or Fundamentals of Electronics     1 - 6

You must also fulfil the aggregate computation requirements.

* Candidates with English as a second language must have attained a minimum grade of 6.

Candidates with hearing deficiency or severe vision deficiency should not apply for the course. Those with colour vision deficiency may be considered, subject to an in-house test.

EARLY ADMISSIONS EXERCISE (EAE)

The exercise is now closed.​

Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE)

The exercise is now closed.

Direct Admissions Exercise (DAE)

5 to 18 November 2018​

For Stud​​ents with Other Qualifications

C​lick here to find out more on entry requirements and admissions exercise periods for qualifications such as N(A)-Level, A-Level, ITE, IP, IB and more.