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Degree Conferment & Awards Ceremony SIM – RMIT UNIVERSITY DEGREE CONFERMENT & AWARDS CEREMONY 21 – 23 AUGUST 2019 SIM Headquarters, Singapore At SIM, we understand what’s needed to succeed in a highly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA) global environment. We aim to equip our graduates with The Global Edge – a global mindset and competitive advantage anchored on ability, adaptability and employability. Our rigorous programmes supported by a vibrant campus life, active career development and support, and a diverse, multi-cultural learning environment help develop our students holistically. Our graduates are equipped with not just competencies and skills but also the agility, dynamism and responsiveness they need to navigate through the VUCA landscape. Graduates, be a change maker! Step out with confidence to make your mark in the world. Keep learning to remain relevant and employable wherever you are in the world and at whatever life stage you are at. 1 INTRODUCTION BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (AVIATION) (ACCOUNTANCY) The Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) The Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) is a program provides graduates with a range of fully accredited Australian undergraduate analytical skills and a comprehensive degree, and is the first programme to be appreciation of the aviation operating given approval by CPA Australia to offer local environment. Graduates will develop breadth variants in Singapore Tax and Singapore and depth of thinking, and the ability to solve Company Law. Upon successful completion problems relevant to the aviation industry. of the programme, students are eligible for With a rapidly growing population that seeks Associate membership with CPA Australia to travel internationally, professionals in the and other professional accounting bodies. aviation industry are in demand across the This programme was launched in Singapore globe. The program prepares graduates to in 1993 and has two intakes a year. play an important role in meeting the needs of the aviation industry, and RMIT graduates BACHELOR OF BUSINESS continue to be highly employable. (ECONOMICS AND FINANCE) The Bachelor of Business (Economics and BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE Finance) programme is offered part-time and (CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT) full-time and attracts candidates who already (HONOURS) hold relevant business diplomas as well as The Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction those studying in this field for the first time. Management) (Honours) is a two-and-a-half- year part–time programme. The programme The Bachelor of Business (Economics and comprises of 12 modules (including a research Finance) programme is a highly-specialised project) undertaken over 5 semesters. The and dynamic programme which trains students programme is designed to offer those holding to perform high-level financial and economic a diploma in building or a related discipline the analysis at management level in both public opportunity to upgrade their knowledge and and private sectors. skills to a bachelor’s degree. Economics as a discipline is constantly The programme is offered on an advanced evolving to help students understand why standing status to students with the relevant and how resources are allocated. It analyses academic and professional achievements. important issues such as poverty, inflation, unemployment, taxes, pollution, crime, finance, inequality, international competition, consumer behaviour, world trade and economic growth. 2 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS) (MARKETING) The Bachelor of Business (International The Bachelor of Business (Marketing) prepares Business) programme has been introduced in students for a global career in marketing. The July 2019 in Singapore. The programme degree through RMIT University is enables students to develop an understanding multidisciplinary and focuses on the latest of core business issues relating to financial business marketing theories to understand markets, international trade, and global customers, marketing communication and logistics and supply chain management, and strategy, leading to informed decisions about to develop skills in cross-cultural management. pricing, promotion and distribution. Studies in business-to-business marketing and global In addition, students will learn how to think marketing encourage the practical application critically about managing international of theoretical concepts through a variety of business responsibly, and sustainably, about activities. design and entrepreneurship, and gain insights into the institutional roles of business The Bachelor of Business (Marketing) full- that reveal how the global political economy time degree first commenced in Singapore in shapes, and is shaped by, international 2005, the part-time programme was business organisations. introduced in January 2009. BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) (LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN The Bachelor of Business (Management) MANAGEMENT) programme is offered on a full-time as well as The Bachelor of Business (Logistics and part-time basis. Supply Chain Management) programme prepares students to tackle business problems The Management programme has been in the global marketplace and understand the offered in Singapore since 1988, and has been complex world of logistics, supply chain and one of RMIT’s most popular programmes trade industries. Students cover areas that both in Melbourne and throughout the Asia- include procurement, business and supply pacific region. The programme offered in chain operations, warehousing, transport and Singapore combines the best of local distribution, retail services, global logistics expertise with RMIT’s academic expertise. and supply chain technologies. Students will learn how to deal with complex This degree is accredited by the Chartered issues, lead teams and make business Institute of Logistics and Transport Australia. decisions applicable across a variety of Another important industry association organisational structures. The Management supporting the programme is the Logistics programme will challenge students to and Supply Chain Management Society, consider the local impact of global changes to Singapore. markets and business practices. The degree offers graduates an excellent basis for both supervisor and management practice in a range of professional, commercial, industrial and not-for-profit organisations. 3 BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION BACHELOR OF DESIGN (PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION) (COMMUNICATION DESIGN) The Bachelor of Communication (Professional The Bachelor of Design (Communication Communication) is a communications degree Design) programme commenced in Singapore incorporating specialist study in Advertising in 2002. and Public Relations. The interdisciplinary nature of the degree reflects the workplace RMIT University has a reputation as a centre reality of increasing integration of these of excellence for teaching and research in professions. It encourages creative and design. Students develop expertise in visual critical thinking, and offers diversity in language and strategic design processes approaches to teaching and learning. based on a thorough knowledge of conceptual and visual design principles. These aptitudes The program's capstone course will are combined with students’ individual design consolidate and extend your knowledge aesthetics and understanding of the through individual and collaborative projects. technologies and media for production. Upon completion you will have a broad knowledge of the media and communications As a culmination of the programme, a industries and be able to analyse issues, graduation exhibition is held to showcase the communicate informed ideas and apply students’ design work. This is an important independent judgement to problems within a milestone for the graduating students as the global communications context. process of preparing for the exhibition enhances their skills in organising a successful Graduates can expect to work in professional event comparable to that of the corporate roles, both local and international, in areas world. It is also a good opportunity to such as public relations, communication showcase students’ talent and creativity. consultancies, corporate communication and advertising. 4 I was attracted to pursue a degree at SIM by its conducive learning environment and wide-range of facilities it offers. Through the RMIT programme, I have learnt how to work independently and effectively besides gaining much industry knowledge and the skills needed to apply them to the real world. 2019 Chua Shao Heng Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) with Distinction, Class of 2017 Associate, Ground Experience Development, Singapore Airlines Limited 5 PROGRAMME 21 August 2019, Wednesday Academic Procession Enters 10.00 am Welcome and Address Professor Belinda Tynan Acting Vice-Chancellor and President RMIT University Response and Address Mr Seah Chin Siong President and Chief Executive Officer SIM Special Address Dr Robert Yap Executive Chairman, YCH Group President of Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) Co-Chair of ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ABAC) Certification of Degrees Ms Connie Merlino Academic Registrar RMIT University Conferment of Degrees Ms Janet Latchford Deputy Chancellor RMIT University Professor Belinda Tynan Acting Vice-Chancellor and President RMIT University Graduates will be presented by Distinguished Professor Adrian Mouritz Executive Dean, School of Engineering RMIT College of Science, Engineering and Health RMIT
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