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Six first-year students from the Diploma in Chemical Engineering (DCHE) at Singapore Polytechnic (SP) are set to embark on the University Accelerated Pathway Programme (UAPP)* with the National University of Singapore (NUS) - Chemical Engineering or Nanyang Technological University (NTU) - Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. The UAPP allows students to take three university modules during their time at SP, providing them with a head-start in university education with module exemptions if they choose to further their studies at NUS or NTU correspondingly.

SP is proud to be the first polytechnic to successfully launch the UAPP in collaboration with NUS and NTU. This achievement highlights the strong recognition from these prestigious universities on the quality of SP's DCHE curriculum and students. The UAPP not only accelerates the academic journey of our students but also underscores the excellence and rigor of the education they receive at SP.

(Back row from left to right) Wilson Ng Guan Jin, Chin Jun Kai, Lee Kai Wei, Aaron Kong En Kai and (front row from left to right) Sion Silvester, Jewel Tay

Follow Silvester, a student from the Diploma in Chemical Engineering (DCHE), who is currently participating in the SP-NUS University Accelerated Pathway Programme (UAPP)"  Pathway Programme (UPP), as he navigates his day at NUS on SP Instagram / SP TikTok.

*Previously known as Accelerated Pathway Programme (APP)