Local and overseas internships with ST Aerospace, ST Electronics, Resorts World Sentosa, Surbana International Consultants, PSA Marine and Terasaki
Overseas study trips to BBC TV station, Harry Potter Studios, Avolites stage lighting headquarters and University of Salford in UK, and ABB in Finland
Broad-based foundation in electrical and electronic engineering and computing applications, with eight specialisation options that cater to diverse interests
A Minor in Business Management offers more exciting career and degree opportunities
Prestigious EMA, Singapore Power, ASMI and BCA-Industry Built Environment scholarships that cover tuition fees and allowance
From everyday conveniences such as robotic vacuum cleaners, computers and electric cars to industrial technologies such as power distribution, medical instruments and manufacturing, electrical engineers are practically needed everywhere. So if you want to be grounded in one of the most fundamental and flexible engineering fields, the Diploma in Electrical Engineering (EE) will be a wise choice.
In the first two years, you will have a good grasp of electrical and electronic engineering and computing applications. The broad-based foundation will enable you to pursue a wide range of careers. Modules covered include Electrical Technology, Sensors & Instrumentation, Microcontroller & Applications and Digital Systems & Applications.
In your final year, you have the choice of picking one of eight specialisation options. You will also get to put your skills and knowledge into practice with a six-month internship with industry leaders such as ST Electronics, Resorts World Sentosa, SMRT Corporation, Keppel Offshore & Marine, PSA Marine, Surbana International Consultants, ABB, Siemens and Singapore Power. Or you can work on a design project to develop your very own products and patents.

Whatever your choice of specialisation is, the EE courses will open doors to a wide range of careers.
Careers
Electrical engineering graduates in Singapore enjoy one of the highest employment rates and starting salaries. You can also join the electricity consultancy and high-tech manufacturing industries as a sales and marketing engineer, maintenance engineer or facilities executive. Many EE graduates have also risen to managerial positions or have become entrepreneurs!
Or you can join the Skills Future Earn and Learn Programme to get a head start in your career. A work-study programme, you will be matched with a company, undergo structured on-the-job training, and receive an industry-recognised certification.
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This diploma is recognised by leading universities both locally and abroad. You may be granted credit exemptions or direct entry into the second or third year of related engineering courses at:
• National University of Singapore
• Nanyang Technological University
• Singapore Institute of Technology
• Singapore University of Technology and Design
• University of Manchester (UK)
• University of Southampton (UK)
• University of Sheffield (UK)
• University of New South Wales (Australia)
• Queensland University of Technology (Australia)
You can also apply for non-engineering degree courses. The Minor in Business Management will give you a head-start when applying for such courses.
Audio-visual Technology
You will learn to integrate, operate and maintain AV and lighting systems for the MICE and entertainment industries.