Bachelor of Business Management (BBM) Student Handbook As of 19 April, 2011
TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW... 3 BUSINESS FOUNDATION REQUIREMENT 2 / 3* COMPULSORY COURSE UNITS... 4 UNIVERSITY CORE REQUIREMENT 6 COMPULSORY COURSE UNITS... 4 BUSINESS CORE REQUIREMENT 10 COMPULSORY COURSE UNITS... 4 BUSINESS COURSE REQUIREMENT 5 COURSE UNITS... 5 FINANCE (FNCE)... 5 MARKETING (MKTG)... 6 CORPORATE COMMUNICATION (COMM)... 6 MANAGEMENT (MGMT)... 7 MANAGEMENT (ENTREPRENERUSHIP TRACK)... 7 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (OPIM)... 7 ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR & HUMAN RESOURCES (OBHR)... 7 QUANTITATIVE FINANCE (QF)... 7 SECOND MAJOR... 8 GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT 4 COURSE UNITS... 9 GLOBAL & REGIONAL STUDIES REQUIREMENT 2 COURSE UNITS 9 TECHNOLOGY & ENTREPRENEURSHIP REQUIREMENT 2 COURSE UNITS... 9 CAREER SKILLS REQUIREMENT 1 COURSE UNIT... 10 BUSINESS OPTIONS REQUIREMENT 3 COURSE UNITS... 10 DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMME... 10 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA... 11 MINIMUM NUMBER OF COURSE UNITS... 11 TRANSFER OF PROGRAMME... 13 INDEPENDENT STUDY PROJECT... 13 INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME... 14 10-WEEK ATTACHMENT... 14 2-WEEK (80-HOUR) ATTACHMENT AT A VOLUNTARY WELFARE ORGANISATION (VWO)... 14 SMU UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES... 14 ON-LINE REGISTRATION OF COURSES... 14
OVERVIEW The SMU Business School (School) undergraduate curriculum leads to the award of the degree of Bachelor of Business Management (BBM). The objective of the programme is to produce professionally competent graduates who are entrepreneurial, creative, capable of critical thinking and committed to life-long learning. In order to accomplish this objective, the curriculum is structured into 3 sections as well as an internship programme: Core Courses Course Units (CUs) Period of Study Required Foundation Courses 2* Year 1 only University Core 6 Year 1 to 3 Business Core 10 Year 1-3 (except the course Strategy ) Business Electives Course Units (CUs) Period of Study Courses from the list of majors 5 Year 2-4 Electives Course Units (CUs) Period of Study Business Options 3 Year 2-4 General Education 4** Year 1-4 Global & Regional Studies 2 Year 2-4 Technology and Entrepreneurship 2 Year 2-4 Career Skills 1 Year 2-4 Internship Programme Year 1-4 Total Required 35 (36 for the AY2008-09 intake onwards) *These courses may be exempted for individuals with prior background. For the AY2008-09 intake onwards, there will be 3 Foundation Courses. ** Up to 3 courses may be exempted for individuals with prior background. The School offers students a carefully designed programme in which business and management education is integrated with a broad-based foundation throughout the student's 4 years. The courses aim to equip all students with the fundamental skills and attributes needed to operate in a dynamic and challenging environment. Students are expected to develop and fine-tune analytical skills, adopt a creative approach to varying and rapidly changing situations, communicate effectively, and lead successfully. The School's curriculum will ground students thoroughly in the theories, concepts and working tools essential for operating in a modern business environment. Successful graduates will be proficient in oral and written communication, and will be able to understand and apply quantitative analysis to the solution of business problems. As managers, they will also be able to utilise the computer and other technologies in decisionmaking and other managerial processes. Page 3 of 16
The curriculum consists of 35 (36* from the AY2008-09 intake onwards) course units and a 12-week internship programme. All areas of the curricular requirements are pursued simultaneously throughout the 4 years. *Academic Writing will contribute towards course units (CUs) and GPA for students admitted from the 2008-09 intake onwards, including those who have not completed it within AY 2007-08. BUSINESS FOUNDATION REQUIREMENT 2 / 3* COMPULSORY COURSE UNITS *3 Compulsory Course Units for the AY 2008-09 intake onwards You must take these courses in your first year: Calculus Introductory Economics Academic Writing (for the AY2008-09 intake onwards) UNIVERSITY CORE REQUIREMENT 6 COMPULSORY COURSE UNITS Analytical Skills & Creative Thinking Business, Government & Society Ethics & Social Responsibility Leadership & Team Building Management Communication (Previously know as Communication: Competencies & Strategies) Technology & World Change BUSINESS CORE REQUIREMENT 10 COMPULSORY COURSE UNITS Business Law Business Processes Finance Financial Accounting Introductory Statistics or Introduction to Statistical Theory* Management Accounting Management of People at Work Marketing Management Science Strategy (preferably to be done as a final-year course) *All students who are granted provisional enrolment in secondary degree as BSc (Econ) will have to do Introduction to Statistical Theory. Page 4 of 16
BUSINESS COURSE REQUIREMENT 5 COURSE UNITS Note that the list of electives provided in this handbook is not exhaustive. Please refer to OASIS > Study > Examinations & Results > View Degree Progress Report (click View All Courses ) for the full list of courses. BBM students are required to declare a major by the end of their second year and this usually consists of 5 course units above the introductory level, which provides the opportunity to explore one area of business more thoroughly. The details of the various majors offered in the School are as follows: FINANCE (FNCE) You must take: Corporate Reporting & Analysis of Financial Statements Financial Instruments, Institutions & Markets 3 Finance electives All SMU undergraduates who have declared Finance as their primary or second major are eligible to do only one of the following four tracks. Students are required to declare their FNCE with Track in (ITT/ IBT/ WMT/FRA) accordingly. FINANCE (FNCE) INTERNATIONAL TRADING TRACK (ITT) This is a specialisation under the Finance (FNCE) major. You will need to declare FNCE with Track in (ITT) as your major and you must take: Corporate Reporting & Analysis of Financial Statements Financial Instruments, Institutions & Markets Trade Finance Analysis of Derivatives Securities Enterprise Risk Management Shipping Business Law of International Trade* *Effect from AY08-09 Term 1 but applicable only for students who are admitted in AY2005-06 onwards. FINANCE (FNCE) INVESTMENT BANKING TRACK (IBT) (With effect from AY07-08 Term 2) This is a specialisation under the Finance (FNCE) major. You will need to declare FNCE with Track in (IBT) as your major and you must take: Corporate Reporting & Analysis of Financial Statements Financial Instruments, Institutions & Markets Investment Banking Corporate Finance Entrepreneurial Finance 3 other Investment Banking Track electives Page 5 of 16
FINANCE (FNCE) WEALTH MANAGEMENT TRACK (WMT) (With effect from AY07-08 Term 2) This is a specialisation under the Finance (FNCE) major. You will need to declare FNCE with Track in (WMT) as your major and you must take: Corporate Reporting & Analysis of Financial Statements Financial Instruments, Institutions & Markets Wealth Management Financial Planning & Advisory Wealth Management and the Law 3 other Wealth Management Track electives FINANCE (FNCE) FINANCIAL RISK ANALYSIS (FRA)* (With effect from AY09-10 Term 2) This is a specialisation under the Finance (FNCE) major. You will need to declare FNCE with Track in (FRA) as your major and you must take: Corporate Reporting & Analysis of Financial Statements Financial Instruments, Institutions & Markets Linear Algebra and Regression Any 1 of the following courses: Quantitative Risk Analysis Enterprise Risk Management Any 4 of the following courses with Financial Risk Analysis Track: Analysis of Equity Investments Analysis of Fixed-Income Investments Computing Technology for Finance Structured Finance Investment and Financial Data Analysis Global Financial Risk Management *Note: SMU students should not offer Quantitative Finance and Finance with Financial Risk Analysis Track as double major. MARKETING (MKTG) You must take: Consumer Behaviour Marketing Research 3 other Marketing electives CORPORATE COMMUNICATION (COMM) You must take: Foundations in Corporate Communication (For students offering Corporate Communication as a major before AY09/10, the compulsory course was Foundations in Communication Research) 4 other Corporate Communication electives Page 6 of 16
MANAGEMENT (MGMT) You must take: Entrepreneurial Management 4 other Management electives MANAGEMENT (MGMT) - ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRACK (ET) This is a specialisation under the Management (MGMT) major. You will need to declare MGMT with Track in (ET) as your major and you must take: Entrepreneurial Management Entrepreneurship & Business Creation Enterprise Development 2 other Entrepreneurship electives Note: Students who have declared Management Major prior to AY2009/10 (that is, before it was inactivated on 1 st July 2009) will continue to fulfill the old requirements. The compulsory courses for this major are as follows: Entrepreneurial Management, Entrepreneurship & Business Creation, and 3 other Management electives. Students who have declared General Management or the Management major/major with track will need to fulfill the new requirements. OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (OPIM) You must take: Supply Chain Management Service Processes 3 other Operations Management electives ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR & HUMAN RESOURCES (OBHR) You must take Human Capital Management 4 other Organisational Behaviour & Human Resources electives QUANTITATIVE FINANCE (QF) You must take QF 201: Linear Algebra and Regression QF 202: Differential Equations QF 203: Real Analysis QF 301: Structured Finance QF 302: Investment and Financial Data Analysis QF 303: Stochastic Calculus and Finance Theory * QF 304: Numerical Methods * QF 305: Global Financial Risk Management QF205 Computing Technology for Finance or IS 200: Software Foundations or IS 202: Data Management or IS 201: Object Orientated Application Development or IS 203 : Software Engineering And any one of the following courses**: Page 7 of 16
QF 204 Probability and Finance Theory OR STAT 306 Stochastic Processes and Modelling OR STAT 311 Risk Theory and Loss Models *This is a capstone course that should be taken toward the end of your degree programme. ** This is to be implemented for AY 08/09. There will be no impact for students who have already taken STAT201 as part of the QF major requirement before AY 08/09. NO MAJOR Students who opt not to major in any areas can elect to take 5 electives / course units listed under the different majors within the BBM curriculum. This is only applicable to students from the AY 2004/5 Intake onwards. SECOND MAJOR All SMU students enrolled in a single degree programme may opt to do a second major in any of the following: Offered by Lee Kong Chian School of Business Corporate Communications Finance - with tracks in o International Trading o Investment Banking o Wealth Management o Financial Risk Analysis Management with track in o Entrepreneurship Track Marketing Operations Management Organisational Behaviour & Human Resources Quantitative Finance Offered by School of Accountancy Accounting Offered by School of Economics Actuarial Science with a track in (Actuarial Analyst Track) or (Risk Analyst Track) Applied Statistic (previously known as Business Statistics) Quantitative Economics Track Economics Offered by School of Information Systems Advanced Business Technology with track in (1) Business Intelligence and Analytics, (2) Banking Processes and Technology (3) Service Systems and Solutions (4) Technopreneurship Information Systems Management Offered by School of Social Sciences Political Science** Page 8 of 16
Psychology** Sociology** **with tracks in (1) Public Policy, Development & Management (PDM) and (2) Culture, Organisations & Behaviour (COB). Offered by School of Law Law All students MUST declare their First as well as Second (if any) Major within their first 4 regular terms of study (inclusive of term on leave of absence and/or international exchange) via OASIS > Study > Enrolments & Withdrawals > Declare/Change Major. For details on the second major requirements, please refer to OASIS > Study > Curriculum > Second Major Requirements. GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT 4 COURSE UNITS Students need to choose 4 course units, of which at least one must be from GE - Arts and at least one must be from GE - Science. GLOBAL & REGIONAL STUDIES REQUIREMENT 2 COURSE UNITS You must choose one course from the following courses*: International Economics A or B International Trade International Macroeconomics * This change will apply to all students with effect from AY 10/11 Term 1. International Trade and International Macroeconomics are mutually exclusive with International Economics A and B. As such, students who have taken International Economics A or B will not be eligible to opt for Economics with Track (Quantitative Economics). and another one of the following courses**: International Business Asia Pacific Business Industrial Competitiveness and Strategy in Asia Business Study Mission (BSM) International Finance Global Financial Risk Management Law & International Business ** The list of courses provided is not exhaustive. TECHNOLOGY & ENTREPRENEURSHIP REQUIREMENT 2 COURSE UNITS You must choose Computer as an Analysis Tool and one course from the following **: Technology-related IT and the Law Data Management IS Software Foundations Intelligent Organisations Entrepreneurship-related Entrepreneurship & Business Creation Page 9 of 16
Entrepreneurial Finance Enterprise Consulting Entrepreneurial Management ** The list of courses provided is not exhaustive. CAREER SKILLS REQUIREMENT 1 COURSE UNIT You must take OBHR 223 Career Skills: The Finishing Touch and one of the following**: Career Skills-related Negotiation * (0.5 CU) Conflict Resolution * (0.5 CU) Negotiation & Conflict Resolution (1.0 CU) Negotiation Skills for Business (0.5 CU) Business Negotiation and Conflict Resolution (1.0 CU) Any other (0.5 CU) career skills elective that is not mutually exclusive with each other Students can take Negotiation (0.5 CU) AND Conflict Resolution (0.5 CU) OR Negotiation & Conflict Resolution (1.0 CU) to qualify as one of the 5 law electives required for a second major in law. Students must still take Career Skills: The Finishing Touch (0.5 CU) as that is a required course under the area of Career Skills. ** The list of courses provided is not exhaustive. BUSINESS OPTIONS REQUIREMENT 3 COURSE UNITS The Business Options component in the BBM curriculum allows students to choose 3 other Business course units offered by the School under Business Majors, Global & Regional Studies and Technology & Entrepreneurship. (This is for the Class of 2004 onwards only). In addition, students may also take courses from Accountancy Core courses in the BAcc curriculum Business Statistic/ Actuarial Science courses in the BSc(Econ) curriculum Economics Major courses in the BSc(Econ) curriculum Information Systems Foundations/ Advanced Topics/ Technology Depth/ Management Depth courses in the BSc(ISM) curriculum Law Core/ Electives in the LL.B curriculum * Please note that for students wanting to select courses from the BSc (ISM) programme, you will be subject to the course pre-requisites. Prior consent of the instructor is necessary before you can be allowed to take these courses. You are also to take the courses in a sequential manner in the order listed in the SIS curriculum. DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMME Under the double degree programme, a student can graduate in four years with two degrees in: Business Management & Accountancy (BBM/ BAcc) Business Management & Economics (BBM/ BSc (Econs) Page 10 of 16
Business Management & Information Systems Management (BBM/ BSc (ISM)) Business Management & Social Sciences (BBM/ BSocSc) The double degree programme gives students an invaluable edge in the global economy and an unrivalled versatility and flexibility in career options. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Students may apply for a double degree programme only at the end of year 1 or year 2 (after release of examination results), before the start of the first term of the next academic year. Please refer to OASIS > Study > Academic Calendar > Critical Dates for the application period. For information on the criteria for applying for a double degree programme as well as the related policies, please refer to OASIS > Study > Regulations & Policies > SMU Undergraduate Regulations & Procedures > Double Degree Programme. Note: Applications will be subject to the Deans' approval. Being eligible to apply does not mean that your application will be approved. MINIMUM NUMBER OF COURSE UNITS To graduate with a double degree in the following combinations, the student must complete all the requirements of both degrees. DOUBLE DEGREE BBM & BAcc BBM & BSc (Econs) REMARKS All the 35 (36 for Intake 2008-09 onwards) courses listed in the BBM curriculum To complete Tax Planning under the Global & Regional Studies requirement within the BBM curriculum To complete Company Law To complete Accounting Information Systems To complete all courses from the Accounting Core* (of which 3 course can be cross listed as Business Options within the BBM curriculum) Optional to take either ACCT101 FA or ACCT103 FA and either ACCT102 MA or ACCT104 MA,, even though students are encouraged to take ACCT103 FA and ACCT104 MA. Note: All BBM students who were provisionally enrolled in BAcc as their secondary degree are required to offer ACCT 103 FA and ACCT 104 MA. * That would mean an additional 3 courses for a Finance Major and an additional 5 courses for other majors within the BBM curriculum. Students must take ACCT201A. All the 35 (36 for Intake 2008-09 onwards) courses listed in the BBM curriculum To complete Economic Development in Asia or Economic History under the Global & Regional Studies requirement within the BBM curriculum. To complete Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics & Applied Econometrics (compulsory courses under Minimum Number of Course Units 40 for Finance as 1 st Major (41 for Intake 2008-09 onwards) 42 for the Other Majors (43 for Intake 2008-09 onwards) 40 (41 for Intake 2008-09 and 2009-10) (43 for Intake 2010-11 onwards) Page 11 of 16
Economics major) as Business Options within the BBM curriculum Complete the necessary number of courses from the Major-related list of the BSc (Economics) curriculum. To read Intermediate Mathematics for Economics under Economics Major Complete 3 (5 for Intake 2010-11 onwards) additional courses from the Economics Major list Complete 1 additional Global & Regional Studies course to fulfill BSc(Econs) requirement BBM & BSc (ISM) BBM & BSc (SocSc) All the 35 (36 for Intake 2008-09 onwards) courses listed in the BBM curriculum To complete all courses under IS Foundation (5 courses) - (1 course can be cross listed under Technology & Entrepreneurship requirement and 3 can be cross listed as Business Options within the BBM curriculum) Complete all courses listed under IS Advanced Topics (4 courses) [5 courses for Intake AY2007-08 onwards] Complete all courses listed under IS Project & Elective (4 courses) All the 35 (36 for Intake 2008-09 onwards) courses listed in the BBM curriculum For Students Admitted in 2005 Complete all courses listed under Social Science Core (7 courses, of which 3 can be cross listed as Business Options within the BBM curriculum) Complete all courses listed under Social Science Major (4 courses) Complete Social Science Capstone Seminar Complete the necessary number of courses from the Major-related list of the BSocSc curriculum (2 courses) For Student Admitted in 2006 and 2007 Complete all courses listed under Social Science Core (4 courses, of which 3 can be cross listed as Business Options within the BBM curriculum) Complete all courses listed under Social Science Major (5 courses) Complete Social Science Capstone Seminar Complete the necessary number of courses from the Major-related list of the BSocSc curriculum (2 courses) For Students Admitted in 2008 and beyond Complete all courses listed under Social Science Core (4 courses, of which 3 can be cross listed as Business Options within the BBM curriculum) Complete all courses listed under Social Science Major (5 courses) Complete Social Science Capstone Seminar Complete the necessary number of courses from the Major-related list of the BSocSc curriculum (2 courses) While some courses in the Social Science Core or Social Science Major can be cross listed with GE courses in the BBM Curriculum, these courses would not be able to be cross listed with the GE courses in the BSocSc curriculum. Students would thus have to offer the requisite number of GE courses to ensure that they satisfy the GE requirements under the BSocSc curriculum. 43 for Marketing or Operations Mgmt. as 1 st Major (44 for Intake 2007-08 only; 45 for Intake 2008-09 onwards) 44 for the Other Majors (45 for Intake 2007-08 only; 46 Intake 2008-09 onwards) 46* 44* 45* * Note: Students with Corp Comm as 1 st Major cross list 3 Corp Comm electives towards GE Arts and thus reduce the min CUs by 3. Page 12 of 16
COURSE PROGRESSION FOR DOUBLE DEGREE STUDENTS BBM/BACC - Ensure that you do ACCT103 Financial Accounting & ACCT104 Management Accounting & ACCT201A Corporate Reporting. ACCT101/ACCT102/ACCT201 are meant for nonaccounting degree students (Do note that for BBM students interested to apply for a secondary degree in BAcc at the end of their first or second year, and who are not pre-assigned ACCT103 but are preassigned ACCT101 instead, must obtain an A- grade for ACCT 101. This can then be counted in lieu of ACCT103.) BBM/BSc(Econs) It is highly recommended that you take ECON 205 Intermediate Mathematics for Economics in your first year as it is the pre-requisite for ECON101 Intermediate Microeconomics which you would need, among others, for your double degree confirmation BBM/BSocSc It is also highly recommended that you take 1 out of the 3 SocSci core courses in your first year (preferably Term 2) to ensure that you are able to complete all your necessary prerequisites courses by the end of your second year for your double degree confirmation BBM/BSc (ISM) It is highly recommended that you take IS200 IS Design Foundations in your first year as it is a pre-requisite to IS201 Object Oriented Application Development which is one of the 2 courses that you need, in addition to IS202 Data Management for your double degree confirmation TRANSFER OF PROGRAMME SMU students are allowed, subject to approval of the Deans of both the current and new programmes, to transfer to another programme of study within SMU. Students may apply for a programme transfer only at the end of year 1 or year 2 (after release of examination results), before the start of the first term of the next academic year. Please refer to OASIS > Study > Academic Calendar > Critical Dates for the application period. For information on the criteria for applying for a programme transfer, please refer to OASIS > Study > Enrolments & Withdrawals > Info on Transfer of Programme. Note: Being eligible to apply does not mean that your application will be approved. INDEPENDENT STUDY PROJECT The Independent Study option can be a valuable enhancement to the BBM curriculum, allowing students to pursue a specific topic of interest not available in regularly offered courses. Page 13 of 16
Those interested in offering an Independent Study Project should to OASIS > Study > Courses & Schedules for more information. INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME The Internship Programme consists of a 10-week attachment at a business organisation and a 2-week attachment at a Voluntary Welfare Organisation (VWO). 10-week Attachment Students can start their internship anytime after completing two terms during their course of study. This internship must be carried out on a full-time basis. As part of the training, students may source for their own placements, or browse through the online job listing available at the Office of Career Services. Students must submit an overall report to the School on the scope of work and time spent in each company during the attachment. Companies providing the attachment will also feedback to the School on the students' performance. For students on a BBM/ BAcc or BBM/ BSc (ISM) double degree programme, please note that you will need to fulfil the criteria for internship set by the second degree and that would be taken as fulfilling the criteria for the BBM programme as well. 2-week (80-hour) Attachment at a Voluntary Welfare Organisation (VWO) Embarking on a community service project is meaningful yet challenging. As preparation for this project is essential, students are encouraged to start their community service attachment early, preferably in the first year of their study. They may work in more than one organisation (but not more than 3 organisations) to fulfil the 80-hour requirement. Students must submit a written report through SMU OnTRAC after having completed the full 80-hour attachment. Host organisations are required to do a performance appraisal for the students too. For more information, please refer to OASIS > Study > Internship/Community Service. SMU UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES Please refer to OASIS > Study > Regulations & Policies. ON-LINE REGISTRATION OF COURSES Please refer to OASIS > Study > BOSS (Bidding Online SyStem). FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 1. Can I still take a course when I have yet to complete its pre-requisite? If a course is a pre-requisite to another course, both courses cannot be taken together. No special arrangements can be made. 2. How can I know the attributes of the course? Please go to OASIS > STUDY > Course & Schedule > Browse Catalogue. Page 14 of 16
Alternatively, you can go www.smu.edu.sg. (School> LKCSB> Class Catagoulue>Student>Course Catalogues>View Class Section) 3. How can I check if I have fulfilled my course requirements? We encourage all students to go to OASIS to generate their own academic advisement report. This will indicate how many outstanding courses that they have and which area these courses fall under. OASIS > STUDY > Advisement & Curriculum > View Degree Progress Report If it does not tally with your own records, do attach this report from OASIS and indicate specifically which area of the report that you have queries about to lkcsb_ug@smu.edu.sg 4. If I have completed the requirements for a double major under a single BBM degree in less than 37 CUS (38 CUs for those admitted in AY2008/9 onwards), then am I eligible to file for graduation? Please take note that if you manage to meet the second major requirement in less than 37 or 38 CUs, then you have to offer a Business Options course to fulfill the minimum CU requirement. To find out the courses that you re required to offer in order to complete your 2nd Major, please go to OASIS > STUDY > Advisement & Curriculum > Second Major Requirements. 5. How can I apply for internship exemption as I had completed my industrial attachment in Polytechnics? For Polytechnic students who want to request for an internship exemption, you will need to bring your Polytechnic internship certificate (with the duration of your internship indicated on the certificate) to LKCSB s Undergraduate General office at Level 5. Do note that such exemptions are granted on case by case basis. 6. How can I request for a letter of certification that I am studying in SMU? Please go to OASIS > Personal & Finances > Certification/ Personal Info >Request for Certification Letter 7. How can I make changes to my personal details? Please go to OASIS > Personal & Finances >Update of Critical Personal Date. 8. How can I apply of Leave of Absence? Please go to OASIS>STUDY>Enrolments & Withdrawals>Apply for Leave of Absence You re required to attach supporting documents e.g. Internship Offer Letter, or email correspondence with the Office of Career Skills. Page 15 of 16
Do note that such approval is given on case by case basis. Page 16 of 16