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Graduation-2021-Handbook.Pdf About SP The Singapore Polytechnic was first established on 27 October 1954, with the passing of the Singapore Polytechnic Act. It was the first polytechnic to be set up in the country. Its main campus at Dover Road occupies a 38-hectare site. The Polytechnic’s mission is to be a future-ready institution that prepares our learners to be life ready, work ready and world ready. Graduate Output A total of 6,054 graduands will receive their diplomas, advanced diplomas, specialist diplomas and certificates at the SP’s 61st Graduation Ceremony. Of this total, 4,484 were from the full-time and 1,570 were from the part-time courses. With this year’s batch of graduates, the Poly would have produced more than 218,000 graduates. st 61 Graduation Ceremony List of Graduation Sessio ns Date/Session Course No. of Graduands Monday, 3 May 2021 Diploma in Architecture 93 9:00 am Diploma in Interior Design 69 (Session 1) Diploma in Landscape Architecture 29 191 Monday, 3 May 2021 Diploma in Civil Engineering with Business 137 137 11:00 am (Session 2) Monday, 3 May 2021 Diploma in Hotel & Leisure Facilities Management 2 1:30 pm Diploma in Facilities Management 89 (Session 3) Diploma in Integrated Events & Project Management 120 211 Monday, 3 May 2021 Diploma in Business Information Technology 101 3:30 pm Diploma in Infocomm Security Management 117 218 (Session 4) Monday, 3 May 2021 Diploma in Information Technology 141 141 5:30 pm (Session 5) Tuesday, 4 May 2021 Diploma in Biomedical Science 64 9:00 am Diploma in Biotechnology 40 (Session 6) Diploma in Chemical Engineering 115 219 Tuesday, 4 May 2021 Diploma in Applied Chemistry 102 11:00 am Diploma in Perfumery & Cosmetic Science 59 161 (Session 7) Tuesday, 4 May 2021 Diploma in Food Science & Technology 78 1:30 pm Diploma in Nutrition, Health & Wellness 38 (Session 8) Diploma in Optometry 60 176 Tuesday, 4 May 2021 Diploma in Aerospace Electronics 129 3:30 pm Diploma In Engineering with Business 81 210 (Session 9) Tuesday, 4 May 2021 Diploma in Computer Engineering 183 183 5:30 pm (Session 10) Wednesday, 5 May 2021 Diploma in Electrical & Electronic Engineering 181 181 9:00 am (Session 11) Wednesday, 5 May 2021 Diploma In Electrical & Electronic Engineering 191 191 11:00 am (Session 12) Wednesday, 5 May 2021 Diploma in Engineering Systems 33 1:30 pm Diploma in Energy Systems & Management 36 (Session 13) Diploma in Bioengineering 51 Diploma in Mechatronics & Robotics 85 205 Date/Session Course No. of Graduands Wednesday, 5 May 2021 Diploma In Aeronautical Engineering 232 232 3:30 pm (Session 14) Wednesday, 5 May 2021 Diploma in Mechanical Engineering 221 221 5:30 pm (Session 15) Thursday, 6 May 2021 Diploma in Accountancy 225 225 9:00 am (Session 16) Thursday, 6 May 2021 Diploma in Business Administration 102 11:00 am Diploma in Human Resource Management with 109 211 (Session 17) Psychology Thursday, 6 May 2021 Diploma in Business Administration 147 1:30 pm Diploma in Tourism & Resort Management 60 207 (Session 18) Thursday, 6 May 2021 Diploma in Banking & Finance 119 3:30 pm Diploma in Financial Informatics 78 197 (Session 19) Thursday, 6 May 2021 Diploma in Marine Engineering 134 5:30 pm Diploma in Nautical Studies 37 171 (Session 20) Friday, 7 May 2021 Diploma in Maritime Business 123 123 9:00 am (Session 21) Friday, 7 May 2021 Diploma in Applied Drama & Psychology 36 11:00 am Diploma in Creative writing for Television & New Media 37 (Session 22) Diploma in Media & Communication 94 167 Friday, 7 May 2021 Diploma in Digital Animation 36 2:30 pm Diploma In Game Design & Development 60 (Session 23) Diploma In Music & Audio Technology 50 146 Friday, 7 May 2021 Diploma in Experience & Product Design 39 5:00 pm Diploma in Visual Communication & Media Design 87 (Session 24) Diploma in Visual Effects & Motion Graphics 34 160 Date/Session Course No. of Graduands Monday, Diploma in Business Practice (Accounting) 29 10 May 2021 Diploma in Business Practice (Business Management) 89 9.00am Diploma in Business Practice (Human Capital) 26 (Session 25) Diploma in Design (Visual Communication) 28 Specialist Diploma in Digital Marketing & Analytics 100 Specialist Diploma in Enhanced Human Resource Skills 78 Specialist Diploma in Management Accounting & Analytics 14 Specialist Diploma in Professional Accounting 38 Specialist Diploma in Technology, Innovation & Analytics for Financial Sector Professionals 10 Specialist Diploma in User Experience & Digital Product Design 37 Work-Study Post-Diploma leading to Specialist Diploma in Digital Content Marketing 18 Diploma (Conversion) in Marketing Management with Digital Marketing 32 Diploma (Conversion) in Supply Chain Management & Innovation 36 535 Monday, Diploma in Design (Interior Design) 17 10 May 2021 Diploma in Engineering (Control & Automation) 24 11.00am Diploma in Engineering (Electrical-Rapid Transit Technology) 7 (Session 26) Diploma in Engineering (Power Engineering) 117 Diploma in Engineering (Rapid Transit Technology) 28 Diploma in Quantity Surveying (Measurement & Contract Administration) 7 Advanced Diploma in Power Engineering 4 Advanced Diploma in Power System Engineering 13 Advanced Diploma in Process Control & Instrumentation 22 Specialist Diploma in Biomedical Engineering 9 Specialist Diploma in Building Information Modelling Management 40 Specialist Diploma in Data Science (Data Analytics) 93 Specialist Diploma in Data Science (Predictive Analytics) 53 Specialist Diploma in Digital Technologies for a Smart City 19 Specialist Diploma in Maritime Superintendency 29 Specialist Diploma in Network Security 16 Diploma (Conversion) in Computer Networking 17 Diploma (Conversion) in Maritime Business Management 22 537 Monday, Diploma in Applied Science (Chemical Laboratory Technology) 9 10 May 2021 Diploma in Applied Science (Industrial Chemistry And Life Sciences) 8 1.30pm Diploma in Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing) 8 (Session 27) Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical - Rapid Transit Technology) 4 Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical Technology) 48 Diploma in Infocomm & Digital Media (Cyber Security) 12 Advanced Diploma in Applied Food Science 19 Advanced Diploma in Chemical Engineering 14 Advanced Diploma in Specialty Chemicals 3 Specialist Diploma in Cosmetic Science 25 Specialist Diploma in Cyber Security 16 Specialist Diploma in Cyber Security Management 54 Specialist Diploma in Data Science (Artificial Intelligence) 98 Specialist Diploma in Data Science (Big Data and Streaming Analytics) 34 Specialist Diploma in Energy Management for Cleanroom Facility 19 Specialist Diploma in Full Stack Web Development 48 Specialist Diploma in Microbiology 6 Specialist Diploma in Nutrition & Exercise Science 22 Diploma (Conversion) in Web and Programming 51 498 Graduate Outp ut (2020/2021) Course Number FULL-TIME DIPLOMA I N Accountancy 225 Aeronautical Engineering 232 Aerospace Electronics 129 Applied Chemistry 102 Applied Drama & Psychology 36 Architecture 93 Banking & Finance 119 Bioengineering 51 Biomedical Science 64 Biotechnology 40 Business Administration 249 Business Information Technology 101 Chemical Engineering 115 Civil Engineering with Business 137 Computer Engineering 183 Creative writing for Television & New Media 37 Digital Animation 36 Electrical & Electronic Engineering 372 Energy Systems & Management 36 Engineering Systems 33 Engineering with Business 81 Experience & Product Design 39 Facilities Management 89 Financial Informatics 78 Food Science & Technology 78 Game Design & Development 60 Hotel & Leisure Facilities Management 2 Human Resource Management With Psychology 109 In Infocomm Security Management 117 Information Technology 141 Integrated Events & Project Management 120 Interior Design 69 Landscape Architecture 29 Marine Engineering 134 Maritime Business 123 Mechanical Engineering 221 Mechatronics & Robotics 85 Media & Communication 94 Music & Audio Technology 50 Nautical Studies 37 Nutrition, Health & Wellness 38 Optometry 60 Perfumery & Cosmetic Science 59 Tourism & Resort Management 60 Visual Communication & Media Design 87 Visual Effects & Motion Graphics 34 Total 4,484 Course Number PART-TIME DIPLOMA IN Applied Science (Chemical Laboratory Technology) 9 Applied Science (Industrial Chemistry And Life Sciences) 8 Business Practice (Accounting) 29 Business Practice (Business Management) 89 Business Practice (Human Capital) 26 Design (Interior Design) 17 Design (Visual Communication) 28 Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing) 8 Engineering (Control & Automation) 24 Engineering (Electrical - Rapid Transit Technology) 7 Engineering (Mechanical -Rapid Transit Technology) 4 Engineering (Mechanical Technology) 48 Engineering (Power Engineering) 117 Engineering (Rapid Transit Technology) 28 Infocomm & Digital Media (Cyber Security) 12 Quantity Surveying (Measurement & Contract Administration) 7 ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN Applied Food Science 19 Chemical Engineering 14 Power Engineering 4 Power System Engineering 13 Process Control & Instrumentation 22 Specialty Chemicals 3 SPECIALIST DIPLOMA IN Biomedical Engineering 9 Building Information Modelling Management 40 Cosmetic Science 25 Cyber Security 16 Cyber Security Management 54 Data Science (Artificial Intelligence) 98 Data Science (Big Data and Streaming Analytics) 34 Data Science (Data Analytics) 93 Data Science (Predictive Analytics) 53 Digital Marketing & Analytics 100 Digital Technologies for a Smart City 19 Energy Management for Cleanroom Facility 19 Enhanced Human Resource Skills 78 Full Stack Web Development 48 Management Accounting & Analytics 14 Maritime Superintendency 29 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