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General

The NUS Overseas Colleges (NOC) programme offers selected NUS undergraduate students a unique opportunity in entrepreneurship education at four different locations: Silicon Valley, Bio Valley (Philadelphia) in the United States, Shanghai in China and Stockholm in Sweden. A fifth overseas college in Bangalore, India has been set up in February 2006 and will cater exclusively to postgraduate students in selected Masters programmes.

Students selected for the programme will experience internship in technology-based start-up companies in the world’s leading entrepreneurial hubs. At the same time, classes will be taken at reputable foreign universities, namely Stanford University, University of Pennsylvania, Fudan University, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) and the Indian Institute of Science.

Details on the NOC Curriculum are available here.

(Updated on 18 Sep 08)

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NOC Curriculum Structure

The NOC programme is designed to be academically neutral. Spanning 12 months or the equivalent of 2 regular semesters, the programme awards up to 40 modular credits (MCs). Upon completion of the relevant modules, students will receive a Technopreneurship Minor incorporated into their Bachelor’s (Honours) degree.

The Technopreneurship Minor is awarded by NOC’s academic body, namely NUS Business School (BIZ).

Broadly, the NOC programme consists of 3 parts:

Internship: 20 MCs (total)
Entrepreneurship Courses: 12 MCs (total)
Discipline-based Courses: 8 MCs (max)

For details of the individual college curriculum, refer to the following links to college websites:

NCBV: http://www.overseas.nus.edu.sg/NOC/colleges_bioValley_curriculum.htm (Table 1)
NCSH: http://www.overseas.nus.edu.sg/NOC/colleges_shanghai_curriculum.htm (Table 2)
NCSV: http://www.overseas.nus.edu.sg/NOC/colleges_siliconValley_curriculum.htm (Table 3)
NCST: http://www.overseas.nus.edu.sg/NOC/colleges_stockholm_curriculum.htm (Table 4)

Table 5: NUS Overseas Colleges: Module Grading & Performance Guidelines

	Bio Valley		Shanghai
	Module	Grading	Module		Grading
Entrepren- eurship Courses (Total 12 MCs)	NUS TR3004/ EAS445 Engineering Entrepreneurship I (4MCs)	OCT*	NUS TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing 269.033.1.01 营销管理 (4MCs)	(Note: For Shanghai, students will take TR3002 plus 2 other entrepreneurship modules on credit-transfer basis.)	OCT*
	NUS TR3005/ Penn EAS446 Engineering Entrepreneurship II (4MCs)	OCT*	TR2202 Technological Innovation 325.013.1 技术创新管理 (4MCs)		OCT*
	NUS TR3006/ Penn EAS448 High-Tech Product & Market Development (4MCs)	OCT*	NUS TR3001 New Product Development 348.041.1 新产品开发管理 (4MCs)		OCT*
			NUS TR3007 Entrepreneurial Finance 341.044.1.01 创业投资 (4MCs)		OCT*
			NUS TR3002 New Venture Creation (4MCs)		Graded
Discipline-based Courses	OCT*
TR3101 Internship Continuous Assessment	OCT*
TR3102 Internship Programme Report	OCT*
TR3103 Start-up Business Case	Graded

	Silicon Valley		Stockholm
	Module	Grading	Module		Grading
Entrepren- eurship Courses (Total 12 MCs)	NUS TR3003/ SCPD MS&E271 Global Entrepreneurial Marketing (4MCs)	OCT*	NUS TR3011/ ME2801 Planning - Developing a Venture (6MCs)	Compulsory modules	OCT*
	NUS TR3008/E145 Technology Entrepreneurship	OCT*	NUS TR3012/ ME2802 Execution - Running your own company (6MCs)	Compulsory modules	OCT*
	NUS TR3002 New Venture Creation (4MCs)	Graded	NUS TR3013 /ME2803 Growth - Managing Your Firm (6 MCs)	Optional modules (taken in addition to the compulsory modules)	OCT*
			NUS TR4001 /II2204 Global Entrepreneurial Leadership (4MCs)		OCT*
			NUS TR4203 /II1207 Business Opportunities in ICT (6MCs)		OCT*
			NUS TR4202 / 4D1534 From Science to Business - Concepts in Biotechnology (6MCs)		OCT*
			NUS TR4204 / 4D1533 Design & Innovation in Context (6MCs)		OCT*
			NUS TR4205 / ME2807 Language of Innovation & Entrepreneurship (6MCs)		OCT*
Discipline-based Courses	OCT*
TR3101 Internship Continuous Assessment	OCT*
TR3102 Internship Programme Report	OCT*
TR3103 Start-up Business Case	Graded

* Overseas Credit Transfer [OCT]:
Modules must be taken on a graded basis at the partner university. A minimum “C” must be obtained before credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.

In principle, modules taken under the NOC programme can be used to fulfill any of the 3 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), programme Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). However, any proposed mapping or substitution of any NUS module with another module (taken under the programme) will have to be submitted to the respective faculty or department for consideration and approval. Refer to Table 6 .

Table 6: Fulfilling Undergraduate Degree Requirements with NOC Credits

Semester	NOC Components		MCs (Max)	University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth)	Programme Requirements	Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM)
5^th & 6^th or 6^th & 7^th		Discipline-based Courses	8		8
	TR Minor	Entrepreneurship Courses	12	8*		4*
		Internship Continuous Assessment	4	4*
		Startup Business Case	8	8*
		Internship Programme Report	8	8

Note:

Specific mapping or substitution of any NUS module with another module (taken under NOC) is to be submitted to the respective faculty, school or department for consideration and approval.
Modules that are mapped are not reflected on a student's transcript, which will show the relevant NUS module instead (Eg. If you map TR3004/EAS445 from NCBV to an NUS module BB1234, then your transcript will show BB1234). If a module that is part of the TR minor requirements is mapped to another module (as in the example stated), it does not count towards fulfilling the TR minor.
* The TR minor carries a total of 24 MCs; out of which 8 MCs (maximum) may be double-counted towards a student's Major requirements subject to faculty/school's/dept's approval.
The recommended allocation of the 12MCs for Entrepreneurship courses taken under the NOC programme is 8MCs to Breadth requirements (under ULR) and 4MCs to UEM requirements.
Where NOC graded modules are mapped to SDE program modules, they will be transferred as OCT instead and grades will not be counted as they are technically not related to SDE majors.

Modules in the NOC programme are taken either on a graded or credit-transfer basis. The credits and grades so awarded are transferred back to NUS. All grades that are transferred will contribute towards the student's Cumulative Average Point (CAP).

For modules taken on credit-transfer (OCT), there is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar's Office website for information on the Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) option policy:Student Circulars on S/U and FAQ on S/U.

Internship

Internship, being the focal area in the NOC curriculum structure, requires students to complete and pass 3 essential modules giving a total of 20 MCs:

TR3101 Internship Continuous Assessment: 4 MCs
Consulting professors appointed by NOC will supervise and mentor students on their internships by making regular visits to the companies for the purpose of conducting reviews and gathering feedback.
TR3102 Internship Programme Report: 8 MCs
Consulting Professors will assess the internship programme report that will also take into account the feedback and assessment from the student’s internship company and relevant overseas college office.
TR3103 Start-up Business Case: 8 MCs
The NOC business case supervisor or professor will supervise students in the planning, development and writing of the start-up business case.

The 20 MCs obtainable under Internship can be used to fulfill any of the 3 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Programme Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 20 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements. Refer to Table 6.

Entrepreneurship Courses

Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for the internship work.

Students will take a total of 12 MCs of entrepreneurship modules at the relevant partner university, unless preclusions apply.

Preclusions:
Students who have taken a specific TR module at BIZ prior to joining the NOC programme may be precluded from taking the equivalent course under the NOC programme – refer to Table 7. As part of the NOC requirements however, students are required to take (at least) two entrepreneurship courses (refer to individual college curriculum for details on compulsory modules). There are cases where students have obtained a Technopreneurship Minor from BIZ or have completed a major part of the Minor requirements. In such cases, students will take entrepreneurship courses under the NOC programme as enrichment modules.

Table 7: Preclusions for Entrepreneurship Courses under NOC

BIZ MODULE TAKEN Module Code/Title		PRECLUSIONS UNDER NOC Module Code/Title
TR2201	Entrepreneurial Marketing	NUS TR3003/ SCPD MS&E271	Global Entrepreneurial Marketing
TR3002	New Venture Creation	NUS TR3005/ Penn EAS446	Engineering Entrepreneurship II
TR3001 New Product Development and Either (i) TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing or (ii) TR3003 Global Entrepreneurial Marketing		NUS TR3006/ Penn EAS448	High Technology Product and Market Development

Refer to http://www.nus.edu.sg/nec/education/courses/tech_undergrad.htm for details on the Technopreneurship Minor offered by BIZ.

General Information :

The General Education Steering Committee has given approval for TR4001 Global Entrepreneurial Leadership to be read in lieu of a Group B GEM (General Education Module). However, please note that this is done by mapping and double-counting of TR4001 to fulfill both NOC TR minor and GEM requirements is not allowed. For more information on GEM, please refer to http://www.nus.edu.sg/gem/
The Faculty of Engineering has approved the mapping of TR4001 Global Entrepreneurial Leadership to HR2002 Understanding Human Relations in the New Economy.
ECE students must refer to http://www.ece.nus.edu.sg/students/secondyr/ece/ModMapRules.doc for information on other pre-approved module mappings as well as department guidelines for NOC students.

Technopreneurship Minor Under NOC

Upon completion of the relevant modules in the NOC programme, students will be awarded a Technopreneurship Minor. The modules that are counted towards the Minor, when satisfactorily completed are:

Table 8: Technopreneurship Minor Requirements under NOC

Technopreneurship Minor Component	Credits
Internship Continuous Assessment (TR3101)	4 MCs
Start-up Business Case (TR3103)	8 MCs
Entrepreneurships Courses	12 MCs
Total Credits Required	24 MCs

Students who fail to complete any of the entrepreneurship courses under the NOC program may read a replacement module at BIZ upon their return to make up for the shortfall so as to fulfill the Minor requirements (subject to terms set by and approval from BIZ) . This also applies to students who have mapped NOC modules (required to fulfill NOC TR minor requirement) to other NUS modules. Please note that no replacement module is available for TR3101 and TR3103.

Non-core Group B modules (such as BH1001, BH1002, EC1310 etc.) listed as part of BIZ ’s Technopreneurship Minor requirements (for TR minor done locally in NUS) cannot be used to count towards the Minor under the NOC programme.

Discipline-based Courses

The aforementioned internship and entrepreneurship modules are compulsory, but discipline-based courses are optional.

Students in the NOC programme are fundamentally full-time interns and part time students. Students are responsible for their contributions to the companies and must learn to plan and manage their academic course load properly without jeopardizing their internship.

Only students with a CAP of 3.5 and above may qualify for discipline-based courses.

Students may take up to 8 MCs of discipline-based courses at the relevant partner university. Further, students are restricted to taking no more than 2 academic courses per quarter or semester. Academic courses include both entrepreneurship and discipline-based courses. Depending on the schedule for entrepreneurship courses, students will plan for their discipline-based courses accordingly.

Before any discipline-based course can be taken, the relevant faculty/school must approve its mapping to NUS’ Programme Requirements. Refer to Table 6 which illustrates how modules and credits can be allocated.

School of Computing (SoC):
A list of pre-approved discipline-based courses with mappings to the corresponding modules is available – refer to Table 9 - 11. SoC students will have to consult the School separately on mappings of modules that are outside the list.

Additionally, SoC students doing Information Systems and E-Commerce majors and who are in the USP programme may be allowed to count the credits earned from the Start-up Business Case (TR3103) towards their ISM requirement (UROP). Approval from USP and SoC will have to be sought before this is allowed.

NUS Business School (BIZ):
A list of pre-approved discipline-based courses with mappings to the corresponding modules is available – refer to Table 12 - 15. BIZ students will have to consult the School separately on mappings of modules that are outside the list.

University Scholars Programme (USP):
Students may map modules taken under the NOC programme to some modules required under the USP programme (E.g. Independent Study Modules/ ISM). Approval from USP and faculty has to be sought before this is allowed.

Final/Honours Year Project

In a move to promote research collaboration between NUS and the industries overseas through the NOC programme, students are allowed to start their Final/Honours Year Project (FYP/HYP) during the programme. The project should however be done in collaboration with the internship company under the supervision of an NUS faculty member. It is taken in lieu of discipline-based modules to prevent overloading in terms of course load.

Students may opt (at the outset) to take FYP/HYP on either credit-transfer basis or graded-basis, subject to their home faculty’s approval. For the project to be taken on a graded-basis, it must be supervised by a NUS faculty member. Approval from faculty/school/department must be sought before taking of the FYP/HYP is allowed.

Substitution for Industrial Attachment

In general, students may use the NOC internship modules to fulfill Industrial Attachment (IA) requirements (if any) subject to the approval of the individual faculty/school/department.

Roadmap Planning

Students typically join the NOC programme in their 5^th/6^th or 6^th/7^th semesters. Once selected, students are advised to chart their academic candidature via a roadmap.

A carefully thought-out roadmap serves to provide students with succinct clarity on how their one-year NOC participation can be built into their remaining candidature in NUS.

The roadmap will be highly useful in helping students to assess the need for an extension of candidature. All NOC student participants are required to spend at least one regular semester in NUS upon their return from the programme.

A copy of the

roadmap template can be downloaded here. The finalized copy must be submitted to NOC before students’ departure from Singapore.

Internship Outcome

Only students who have secured an internship placement may prepare to leave for the NUS Overseas Colleges upon approval of the required visa. Students who fail to find an internship may be given another opportunity to participate in the next intake (roll-over) subject to the student’s candidature and review by NOC.

Placed students who do not leave for the college before the NUS semester commences are to register for and attend regular classes until such time they are issued with a visa and depart for the programme. NOC will assist in the dropping of registered modules after all students have departed for the programme. The refund of bidding points can be expected in accordance with university policy.

Table 9: School of Computing (SoC): Pre-approved Module Mapping (NCBV)

Below is a list of pre-approved module mappings between the NUS School of Computing (SoC) and the University of Pennsylvania (Penn). This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check against this list with the faculty before taking the relevant courses at Penn.

SOC Modules	Penn Modules
Dept of Computer Science
CS3211 Parallel & Concurrent Programming	434. Introduction to Parallel Computing (Cross-listed w/CIS 534)
CS3220 Computer Architecture	L/R 501. Computer Architecture
CS3230 Design & Analysis of Algorithms	320. Introduction to Algorithms
CS3231 Theory of Computation	262. Automata, Computability, and Complexity
CS3234 Logic & Formal Systems	360. Logic and Computation
CS3235 Computer Security	551. (TCOM551) Computer and Network Security
CS3241 Computer Graphics	460. (CIS 560) Computer Graphics
CS3243 Foundations of Artificial Intelligence	391. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
CS4212 Compiler Design	L/R 341. Compilers and Interpreters
CS4235 Computational Geometry	510. (CSE 410) Introduction to Geometric Methods in Computer Science
CS4240 Virtual World Design	CSE 377 Virtual World Design
CS4243 Computer Vision & Pattern Recognition	CSE 311 Foundations of Visions : Perception and Computation
CS4247 Image Synthesis & Computer Animation	CSE 462 Computer and Animation
CS4248 Natural Language Processing	CIS 530 Intro to Computational Linguistics
CS5223 Distributed Systems	480. Distributed Systems OR CIS 550 Software Systems
CS5234 Combinatorial & Graph Algorithms	334. Advanced Topics in Algorithms
Dept of Information Systems
CS3250 Management Support Systems	OPIM-410 Decision Support Systems
CS3264 Enterprise Resource Planning Systems	OPIM-221 Process Management in Manufacturing
CS4251 Strategic Is Planning	OPIM-469 Advanced Topics in Information Strategy and Economics OR MGMT-205 Multinational Corporate Strategy OR MGMT-282 Strategic Implementation
CS4265 Advanced Topics In E-Commerce	Either OPIM-415 (MEAM415) Product Design [1CU or equivalent of 4MCs] Or any two of the following 0.5CU (2MCs) modules: MKTG-227 Marketing and Electronic Commerce MKTG-281 Entrepreneurial Marketing LGST-222 Law of E-commerce

Note: Requests to map any module(s) outside this list will be considered by SoC on a case-by-case basis

Table 10: School of Computing (SoC): Pre-approved Module Mapping (NCST)

Below is a list of pre-approved module mappings between the NUS School of Computing (SoC) and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology. This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check against this list with the faculty before taking the relevant courses at KTH.

Students have to ensure that they meet the pre-requisites for the pre-approved modules that they want to take. The consequences of not doing so may result in the students' inability to cope and as well as not being able to take the pre-requisite module (lower level module) after completing the pre-approved module (higher level module).

SOC Modules	KTH Modules
CS2103 Software Engineering	2I1281 Agile Software Construction
CS2103 Software Engineering	2D1385 Software Engineering
CS3215 Software Engineering Project	2D1363 Software Engineering
CS3243 Foundations of Artificial Intelligence	2D1380 Artificial Intelligence
CS3243 Foundations of Artificial Intelligence	2I1705 Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques
CS3254 Information Security Management	2I1050 Security Management
CS4212 Compiler Design	2D1375 Implementation of Programming Languages
CS4214 Formal Semantics	2D1454 Semantics for Programming Languages
CS4244 Knowledge-based Systems	2I1229 Knowledge Management

Note: Requests to map any module(s) outside this list will be considered by SoC on a case-by-case basis

Table 11: School of Computing (SoC): Pre-approved Module Mapping (NCSV)

Below is a list of pre-approved module mappings between the NUS School of Computing (SoC) and the Stanford Centre for Professional Development (SCPD). This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check against this list with the faculty before taking the relevant courses at Stanford.

SOC Modules	Stanford Modules
Dept of Computer Science
CS2106 Operating Systems	CS140 Operating Systems & Systems Programming (Note: It is the responsibility of the student to pick up some knowledge in concurrent programming before taking CS140.)
CS2220 Computation foundation in bioinformatics	CS270 Introduction to Bioinformatics: Fundamental Methods
CS3103 Networks II	CS244A Introduction to Computer Networks
CS3211 Parallel and Concurrent Programming	CS315A Parallel Computer Architecture and Programming OR CS333 Introduction to Parallel and Distributed Programming (Remarks: CS333 is no longer available.)
CS3220 Computer Architecture	CS212/EE282 Computer Architecture & Organization
CS3212 Programming Languages	CS107 Programming Paradigms
CS3221 Advanced Operating Systems	CS240 Advanced Topics in Operating Systems
CS3223 Database Management Systems	CS245 Database System Principles
CS3230 Design & Analysis of Algorithms	CS161 Design & Analysis of Algorithms
CS3231 Automata Theory and Formal Language	CS154 Introduction to Automata and Complexity Theorem
CS3234 Logic & Formal Systems	CS157 Logic & Automated Reasoning
CS3235 Computer Security	CS255 Introduction to Cryptography and Computer Security
CS3241 Computer Graphics	CS248 Introduction to Computer Graphics OR CS148 Introductory Computer Graphics
CS3243 Foundations of Artificial Intelligence	CS121 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
CS3244 Machine Learning & Neural Networks	CS229 Statistical Learning
CS4212 Compiler Design	CS143 Compiler
CS4235 Computational Geometry	CS348A Computer Graphics: Geometric Modeling
CS4243 Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition	CS223B Introduction to Computer Vision
CS4247 Image Synthesis and Computer Animation	CS348B Computer Graphics: Image Synthesis Techniques
CS5223 Distributed Systems	CS244B Distributed Systems
CS5225 Parallel & Distributed Database Systems	CS347 Transaction Processing and Distributed Database
Dept of Information Systems
CS3250 Management Support Systems	MS&E201 Dynamic Systems OR MS&E207 Interactive Management Science
CS3253 Management of Information Systems	MS&E280 Organizational Behavior and Management
CS3264 Enterprise Resource Planning Systems	MS&E262 Supply Chain Management
CS3251 Technology Strategy and Management CS4251 Strategic IS Planning CS4253 Information Systems Consulting	MS&E234 Organisations and Information Systems
CS4254 IS Project Management	MS&E266 Management of New Product Development
CS3260 Telecommunications for Business	MS&E237 Progress in Worldwide Telecommunications
CS4250 IS Research Methodologies	MS&E281 Management and Organization of Research and Development
CS4251 Strategic IS Planning	MS&E261 Inventory Control and Production Systems
CS4252 Control Audit and Security of IS	MS&E261 Inventory Control and Production Systems
CS4253 Information Systems Consulting	MS&E 242S Investment Science
CS4260 E-Commerce Business Models	MS&E 235 Internet Commerce
CS4265 Advanced Topics in e-Commerce	STAT202 Data Analysis OR MS&E237 Progress in Worldwide Telecommunications OR MS&E274 Building Dynamic Entrepreneurial Organizations OR MS&E280 Organizational Behavior and Management

Note: Requests to map any module(s) outside this list will be considered by SoC on a case-by-case basis

Table 12: NUS Business School (BIZ): Pre-approved Module Mapping (NCBV)

Below is a list of pre-approved module mappings between the NUS Business School (BIZ)and the University of Pennsylvania (Penn). This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check with NUS Business School before taking the relevant courses at Penn.

BIZ Modules	Penn Modules
First Level Modules
MKT1003 Marketing	MKTG301 Principles of Marketing
Second Level Modules
ACC2002 Managerial Accounting	ACCTG404 Managerial Accounting OR L/R102 Principles of Accounting II
BSP2001 Macro & International Economics	ECON004 Macroeconomics
DSC2006 Operations Management	OPIM-220 Introduction to Operations Management
FIN2004 Finance	FNCE 100 Corporate Finance
MNO2311 Leadership	MGMT321 Leadership and Motivation
Third Level Modules
BSP3001 Business Policy & Strategy	MGMT471 Strategic Management OR MGMT223 Business Policy & Strategy OR MGMT233 Business Policy
BZ3103 Tax and Planning	ACCTG306 Introductory Federal Income Taxation
BZ3203 Management of Information Systems	MIS430 Information System Processing and Design
FIN3101 Corporate Finance	FIN305W Financial Management of the Business Enterprise
FIN3101 Corporate Finance	FNCE203 Advanced Corporate Finance
FIN3102 Investment Analysis	FIN406 Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
FIN3102 Investment Analysis	FNCE205 Investment Management
FIN3102 Investment Analysis	FNCE207 Corporate Valuation
FIN3103 Financial Markets	FIN408 Financial Markets and Institutions
FIN3103 Financial Markets	FNCE219 International Financial Markets
FIN3113 Financial Statement Analysis	Accounting242 Financial Accounting: Analysis & Reporting Incentives
FIN3115 International Financial Management	FIN (IB) 407 Multinational Financial Management
FIN3115 International Financial Management	FNCE208 International Corporate Finance
FIN3115 International Financial Management	FNCE719 International Financial Markets
FIN3116 Options & Futures	FNCE206 Financial Derivatives
FIN3117 Bank Management	FNCE220 International Banking
FIN3117 Bank Management	FIN412 Commercial Bank Management
FIN3119 Risk and Insurance	811 Risk and Crisis Management OR INS 311 Corporate Risk Management
FIN3120 Topics in Finance	MS&E247S International Investment
FIN3120 Topics in Finance	FNCE238 Funding Investments
FIN3120 Topics in Finance	MS&E247S International Investment
FIN3120 Topics in Finance	FNCE250 Venture Capital & Private Equity
FIN3120 Topics in Finance	FNCE207 Corporate Valuation
FIN3120 Topics in Finance	FNCE208 International Corporate Finance
FIN3120 TIF: Financial Management of the Business Enterprise	FIN 305 Financial Management of the Business Enterprise
FIN3120A Topics in Finance: Fixed Income Securities	FNCE235 Fixed Income Securities
DSC3218 Physical Distribution Management	* BLOG 301 Business Logistics Management
DSC3218 Physical Distribution Management	BLOG 400 Transportation Plan Analysis
DSC3222A TIOSCM: Operations Processes & Systems	OPMGMT 301 Operations Management
DSC2006 Operation Management	OPIM220 Introduction to OM
DSC2003 Management Science	* MSIS Models and Methods for Managerial Making or BLOG 421 Logistic Analysis
DSC3222 TIOSCM: Business Logistics Management	* BLOG 301 Business Logistics Management
DSC3222 TIOSCM: Logistics Analysis	* BLOG 421 Logistics Analysis
DSC3222 TIOSCM: Practicum in Business Logistics	BLOG 395 Practicum in Business Logistics
DSC3222 TIOSCM: Supply Chain Management	BLOG 305 Supply Chain Management
DSC3222 TIOSCM: Traffic Management	BLOG 305 Traffic Management
DSC3222 TIOSCM: Transport Supply and Infrastructure	BLOG 320 Transport Supply and Infrastructure or BLOG 320 Transport Systems
DSC3222 TIOSCM: Transport Systems	BLOG 304 Transport Systems
MNO2302 Human Resource of Management	MGMT 341 Human Resource Management
MNO2302 Human Resource Management	MGMT244 Personnel Management
MNO3301 Organisational Behaviour	MGMT238 Organizational Behavior
MNO3313E Negotiation & Mediation	MGMT291 Negotiation
MKT2401 Asian Markets & Marketing Management	MKTG450W Marketing Management Policies and Programs OR BLOG 426 Business Marketing OR MKTG277 Marketing Strategy
MKT2411 Retail Entrepreneurship	MKTG225 Principles of Retailing
MKT3418 Product & Brand Management	MKTG221 New Product Management
MKT2413 Marketing Research	MKTG212 Marketing Research
MKT3402 Consumer Behaviour	MKTG 330 Buying Behaviour
MKT3402 Consumer Behaviour	MTKG211 Consumer Behaviour
MKT3418 Product & Brand Management	MKT516 Product Development & Management
MKT2412 Global Marketing	IB 445 Global Marketing
MKT3420 Promotional Management	MKTG 422 Advertising and Sales Promotion Management
MKT3420 Promotional Management	MKTG235 Advertising (Wharton)
MKT2411 Retail Entrepreneurship	MKTG 327 Retailing
MKT3412 Services Marketing	MKTG 440 Services Marketing
MKT2413 Marketing Research	MKTG 342 Marketing Research
MKT3422 TIM : Industrial Marketing	MKTG 426 Industrial Marketing
MKT3422 TIM : Sales Management	MKTG 428 Sales Management
MKT3422 TIM: Introduction to Advertising	COMM320 Introduction to Advertising
BZ3815X TIIB : International Business Operations	IB 303 International Business Operations
Fourth Level Modules
MKT4411 Strategic Marketing/BH4411 Marketing Strategy	MKTG426 Business Marketing
FIN4111 Research Methods in Finance	Economics 220 Introduction to Econometrics

Table 13: NUS Business School (BIZ): Pre-approved Module Mapping (NCSV)

Below is a list of pre-approved module mappings between the NUS Business School (BIZ) and the Stanford Centre for Professional Development (SCPD). This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check with NUS Business School before taking the relevant courses at Stanford.

BIZ Modules	Stanford Modules
DSC2003 Management Science	MS&E207 Interactive Management Science
DSC3201 Supply Chain Management	MS&E262 Supply Chain Management
DSC3213 Strategic Information System	MS&E234 Organisations & Information System
DSC3214 Introduction to Optimization	MS&E211 Linear & Nonlinear Optimization
DSC3222 Topics in Operations & Supply Chain Management	MS&E260 Analysis of Production and Operating Systems OR MS&E262 Supply Chain Management
DSC3222C TIOSCM Management of Invention & Innovation	MS&E266 Management of New Product Development
FIN3102 Investment Analysis	MS&E242 Investment Science
FIN3115 International Financial Management	MS&E247S International Investment
FIN3118 Financial Risk Management	MS&E347 Credit Risk: Modeling and Management
MNO3301 Organisational Behaviour	MS&E280 Organisational Behaviour & Management
MNO3313H Topics in M&O: Negotiations and Bargaining	MS&E285 Negotiation

Table 14: NUS Business School (BIZ): Pre-approved Module Mapping (NCSH)

Below is a list of pre-approved module mappings between the NUS Business School (BIZ)and Fudan University . This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check with NUS Business School before taking the relevant courses at Fudan.

BIZ Modules	Fudan Modules
BSP3001B Business Policy and Strategy	MANA 120012.02 战略管理
BSP4512 Global Strategic Management	MANA130042.01 International Business
FIN3115 International Financial Management	341.004.1.01 International Financial Management
MKT3412 Services Marketing	348.005.1.01 Services Marketing in Asia

Table 15: NUS Business School (BIZ): Pre-approved Module Mapping (NCST)

Below is a list of pre-approved module mappings between the NUS Business School (BIZ)and KTH Royal Institute of Technology. This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check with NUS Business School before taking the relevant courses at KTH.

Students have to ensure that they meet the pre-requisites for the pre-approved modules that they want to take. The consequences of not doing so may result in the students’ inability to cope and as well as not being able to take the pre-requisite module (lower level module) after completing the pre-approved module (higher level module).

BIZ Modules

KTH Modules

FIN3119 Risk and Insurance

SF2974 Portfolio Theory and Risk Management
OR
SF2980 Risk Management

FNA3126/ACC3614 Valuation

ME2030 Corporation Valuation

MKT3418 Product and Brand Management

ME2025 Brand Portfolio Management

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