As a DIOM graduate, you can seek roles across a
wide spectrum of industries including pharmaceutics,
shipping, telecommunications, and banking services.
You can look forward to fulfilling careers as:
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Business / Human Resource Executive
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Business Process Analyst
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Industrial Engineering Specialist
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Logistics / Facilities / Safety Officer
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Operations Executive
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Productivity Team Lead
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Project Manager
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Quality Technologist
RP graduates are well-placed to embark on meaningful careers, immediately after graduation. They could even improve their employability by taking part-time courses or SkillsFuture Earn and Learn Programmes (ELPs).
What’s more, every RP diploma is recognised and has a pathway leading to a relevant degree with top local and overseas universities. RP graduates may complete their degrees in just over two or three years in a four-year programme.
Skills Deepening
Upon graduation, DIOM students can choose to deepen their skills and knowledge in a chosen field before embarking on their career. They could either sign up for part-time courses or pursue ELPs. Please visit our lifelong learning page to find out more.
Undergraduate Studies
As a DIOM graduate, you can pursue a wide range
of degree programmes such as engineering
(e.g. manufacturing, materials, bioengineering,
and maritime studies), business (e.g. commerce,
economics and business administration) and
management (e.g. project and facilities management).
All our diploma programmes are designed to meet the
requirements for advanced standing in relevant courses
at local institutions of higher learning, including the
National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore University of Social Sciences,
Singapore Institute of Technology, and Singapore
Management University. You can also gain advanced
standing in many top tier overseas universities such as:
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Australian National University (Australia)
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The University of Adelaide (Australia)
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University of Birmingham (UK)
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University of Leeds (UK)
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University of Liverpool (UK)
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University of New South Wales (Australia)