1. Engineering Science Programme Student Exchange Programmes (2006 – 2010) Student Exchange Programme (SEP) for ESP students (22 nd September 2015)

2. Department Exchange agreements for ESP Students each year Partner Universities Osaka University 2 positions University of Toronto (UoT) 8 positions **Please note that for Osaka university, modules are conducted in Japanese. No of students who went for SEP in PU 2015 – 2 Currently in UOT, 6 will be going in Sem 2. 2 will be going to Osaka 2014 – 5 went to UOT 2013 – 2 went to UOT, 2 to Osaka 2012 – 4 went to UOT, 2 to Osaka 2011 - 3 went to UOT, 2 to Osaka

3. S/NList of Universities where students went for their SEP 1University of British Columbia, Canada 2University of Ottawa, Canada 3University of Waterloo, Canada 4University of York, Canada 5Technical University of Denmark, Denmark 6Universite de Technologie Troyes, France 7Institut National des Sciences Appliquees de Lyon, France 8Technische Universitat Munchen, Germany 9University of Applied Sciences, Esslingen, Germany 10University of Stuttgart, Germany 11University of ULM, Germany 12Hong Kong Polytechnic University 13Hong Kong University of Science & Technology 14University of Hong Kong 15Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (Mumbai) 16Kyushu University, Japan 17Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 18Tohoku University, Japan 19Pohang University of Science & Technology, South Korea 21Seoul National University, South Korea 22University of Auckland, New Zealand 23Linkoping University, Sweden 24Royal Institute of Technology (Kungliga Tekniska Hogskolan), Sweden 25Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne, Switzerland 26National Taiwan University, Taiwan 27National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan 28University of Edinburgh, UK 29University of Sheffield, UK 30University of Southampton, UK S/N List of Universities where students went for their SEP 31Johns Hopkins University, USA 32Pennsylvania State University, USA 33University of California Irvine, USA 34University of California San Diego, USA 35University of California (University-Wide) 36University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA 37University of Pennsylvania, USA 38University of Pittsburgh, USA 39University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

4. Before applying for SEP Look through the partner's website for an idea of the courses available. DO NOT apply for a University that does not offer suitable courses for you. Eligiblity Completed at least 2 semesters of study CAP ≥ 3.0 Enough $$ (Approx $5000 - $15,000) More criterias … Search SEP @ www.nus.edu.sg “NO-NO” Int’l Students applying to Home Country Interview

5. Testimonials

7. Mapping of Modules ESP Specialisations ?? Modules at Overseas University

8. Some Examples of mapped modules CountryUniversityOverseas Code Module DescriptionNUS CodeModule DescriptionSpecialisation CanadaUniversity of Waterloo NE353NANOPROBING & LITOGRAPHYESP3102From Making Nano to Probing NanoNano – Core CanadaUniversity of Waterloo DAC303DESIGNING LEARNING ACTIVITIES WITH INTERACTIVE MUTIMEDIA ESP3902Major Design Project IIESP – Core CanadaUniversity of Waterloo ECE 290Engineering Profession, Ethics, and LawEG2401Engineering ProfessionalismFaculty Requirement CanadaUniversity of Waterloo HRM2000BASIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTHR2002Human Capital in Organisations JapanOsaka University 085012SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 1 EE4511SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEMES - Elective JapanOsaka University 090414ENGINEERING SCIENCE PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (COMPUTER & SYSTEMS SCIENCE) ESP3903MAJOR DESIGN PROJECT 2 JapanOsaka University 81008ENGINEERING ETHICSEG2401ENGINEERING PROFESSIONALISM CanadaUniversity of Toronto INI304H1CRITICAL THINKING AND INQUIRY IN WRITTEN COMMUNICATION ES1531CRITICAL THINKING AND WRITINGULR CanadaUniversity of Toronto APM462H1NONLINEAR OPTIMIZATIONMA3236NON-LINEAR PROGRAMMINGCES – Core CanadaUniversity of Toronto CHE403H1PROFESSIONAL PRACTICEEG2401ENGINEERING PROFESSIONALISM CanadaUniversity of Toronto MSE558H1SNANOTECHNOLOGY IN ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS ESP3903MAJOR DESIGN PROJECT 2

9. Steps to get modules mapped Syllabuses of overseas module and mapped NUS module should be similar in terms of contents, contact hours and assessments. Students should check the offering semester of the modules in the host university, and plan the modules accordingly. Dummy technical electives should also be from one of the 4 specialisations. Non-ESP modules Refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/sep/mapping.htmhttp://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/sep/mapping.htm ESP Modules (codes beginning with ESP e.g. ESP3401) ESP Module Mapping Form Study Plan Form Return all endorsed Forms to 1) ESP Office 2) Off of U.Graduate Prog 3) Your own copy + Upon your return Bring Original Transcript to ESP office to start the Credit Transfer process.

10. IMPORTANT “No-No” Do NOT leave the mapping process till the wee hours before you leave. Plan & seek approval in advance. Do NOT take an unapproved module overseas and assume it can be mapped back to NUS. As far as possible, find an equivalent NUS module for mapping. Use Dummy codes only as a last resort. No withdrawal from SEP once finalized. An administrative fee of at least S$300 (up to $500) will apply for withdrawal.

11. Returning from SEP Bring Transcript to ESP office to initiate the Credit Transfer Process. **important especially if the module taken overseas is the pre-requisite module of those intended to read for the following semester. Students may not be able to register in CORS if credit transfer is not completed.