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Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Management and Digital Innovation 

University of London

Programme Overview

Academic Level
Academic Level

Bachelor's Degree,

Awarded by
Awarded by

University of London, UK

Programme type
Programme type

Full-time, 3 years

Campus location
Campus location

½¿É«µ¼º½ Campus

Application Dates
Application Dates

Applications are open till 2 Feb 2025 (local and international applicants)

Estimated Fees (incl. GST)
Estimated Fees

(incl. GST)*

S$26,440 to S$42,335

* All fees inclusive of current 9% GST (exclude textbooks / course materials, ½¿É«µ¼º½ application fee, preparatory / bridging course fee, and other fees). Refer to GST Notes under Fees Tab for more information.

Programme Outline

Awarded by University of London, UK and Developed by federation member, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.

Managing the deployment of digital innovation and social media  

This programme explains the nature and application of digital technology and digital infrastructures through computer-based information systems and social media in organisations and society. It discusses how digital technology, services and infrastructures can be used for solving business problems. 

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Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this programme, you will be able to: 

  1. Analyse the role of digital technology, services and infrastructures in contemporary organisations; 
  2. Discuss the growth of the internet, the web and social media through an understanding of the underlying technologies and the changing social and organisational context; 
  3. Translate problems into a form ready for the application of digital technology and services. 

Further Studies & Career Prospects

Graduates may progress to postgraduate studies either locally or overseas.

This programme is suitable for those who want to seek a career in information systems management or management consultancy specialising in information technology/ system.

Possible jobs include hybrid managers well-versed in tools, techniques, approaches and philosophies necessary for IT services roles in accounting, banking, consultancy, government, research, etc. It will enable entrepreneurs to start up their own technology-focused businesses.

Overall employment rate for ½¿É«µ¼º½-UOL graduates: 82.3%*

*Based on the ½¿É«µ¼º½ Graduate Employment Survey 2022/23 conducted by Media Research Consultants on the 2022 cohort of graduates from the full-time Bachelor degree programmes, approximately 6 months after completing their studies. The overall employment rate includes graduates in both full-time and part-time employment.

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Intake Dates

2025 Aug intake 

PROGRAMME DURATION

Aug 2025 to Jun 2028 (3 years) 

APPLICATION PERIOD

Applications are open till 2 Feb 2025 (Local and Intl).

Early submission of application is strongly recommended. 

2025 Sep intake 

PROGRAMME DURATION

Sep 2025 to Jun 2028 (3 years) 

APPLICATION PERIOD

Applications are open till 2 Feb 2025 (Local and Intl).

Early submission of application is strongly recommended. 

Minimum / Maximum Candidature Period 
Standard BSc (Hons) (12 modules) 3 years / 6 years 
Graduate BSc (Hons) (9 modules) 2 years / 6 years 
The candidature period may be extended by the University on a case-by-case basis. 
No refund or recourse should student fail to complete within the maximum period.

At ½¿É«µ¼º½, students who are academically weak and find it difficult to progress or complete the programme within the minimum duration will receive counselling.

½¿É«µ¼º½ reserves the right to recommend and withdraw a student who cannot cope with the demands of the programme, especially when the student’s pass has expired.

Curriculum

Structure

  • Blended lectures, group discussions, workshops and online study. 
  • Duration of each lesson is 3 hours. 
  • Classes are taught by local faculty, supplemented by webinars by the London School of Economics on the Virtual Learning Environment.
  • Academic materials include Virtual Learning Environment, ½¿É«µ¼º½Connect portal, subject guides, past exam papers and exam commentaries, reading lists and handbooks on good study strategies. 
  • Learning support include intensive revision, classes on study skills, academic writing and the Peer-Assisted Learning sessions. 
  • Minimum class size to commence is 25 students. Students will be informed within 30 days after the application period. 
  • Full time classes are held in three-hour blocks between Monday and Friday, starting at 8.30am, 12pm, or 3.30pm. There are occasional classes on weeknights at 7pm and weekends. 
    View sample of full-time class schedule (PDF 67 KB)
  • Average teacher-student ratio: 1:79 

Assessment & Attendance

  • Assessment by the University is made up of examinations and coursework (for selected modules).
  • Attendance and Coursework are part of the University's requirements to sit for the examinations every May/June. ½¿É«µ¼º½ students may take resits in the Oct/Nov sitting.
  • A pass or exemption from at least two Level 100 modules is required before they attempt Level 200/300 modules. 
  • Students may have a maximum of 3 attempts for each paper prior to classification. 
  • Modules with coursework: 
    • IS1060 Introduction to information systems (Coursework 25%, 3-hour Examination 75%) 
    • IS2182 Innovating digital systems and services (Coursework 40%, 3-hour Examination 60%) 
    • IS2184 Information systems management (Coursework 40%, 3-hour Examination 60%) 
    • IS3159 Research project in digital innovation (Coursework 100%) 
  • Key dates: 
    • University Exams: May – Jun 2025
    • Results released: Mid-Aug 2025
  • Attendance requirement: 
    • Local: 75% 
    • International (Dependent Pass holders/ Long-term Visit Pass holders): 90%

Requirements to Graduate

  • The award of the BSc (Hons) degree requires successful completion of all 12 modules (standard entry) or 9 modules (graduate entry). 
  • Grading Scheme: 
    • 70-100: First Class Honours 
    • 60-69: Second Upper Class Honours 
    • 50-59: Second Lower Class Honours 
    • 40-49: Third Class Honours 
    • 0-39: Fail 
  • Graduates can attend the April ½¿É«µ¼º½ campus ceremony or the March University of London ceremony (UK).

Modules

100 modules 
1. IS1060 Introduction to information systems 
2. MN1178 Business and management in a global context 
3. IS1181 Digital infrastructures for business 
4. One module taken from the following: 

  • MT105A Mathematics 1 (half module) and ST104A Statistics 1 (half module) 
  • AC1025 Principles of accounting 
  • FN1202 Introduction to finance
  • SC1179 Contemporary sociology in a global age 


200 and 300 modules 
5. MN2177 Core management concepts (MN1178) 
6. IS2184 Information systems management 
7. One module taken from the following: 

  • IS2182 Innovating digital systems and services (IS1060 + IS1181) 
  • AC2091 Financial reporting (AC1025) 
  • MN2032 Management science methods (ST104A) + (MT105A) 
  • ST2195 Programming for data science 

8. IS3183 Management and social media (MN1178) 
9. IS3159 Research project in digital innovation (IS2182 or IS2184) 
10. IS3167 Management and innovation of e-business 
11. One 300 module from Selection group M 
12. * One 100, 200 or 300 module from any Selection group

Notes: 
A 100 half module may not be paired with a 200 or 300 half module. 
* RPL awarded from one named or unnamed 100 module can be placed here. 

100 modules 
1. IS1060 Introduction to information systems 
2. MN1178 Business and management in a global context 
3. IS1181 Digital infrastructures for business

200 and 300 modules 
4. MN2177 Core management Concepts (MN1178) 
5. IS2184 Information systems management 
6. IS2182 Innovating digital systems and services (IS1060 + IS1181) 
7. IS3183 Management and social media (MN1178) or IS3167 Management and innovation of e-business or ST2195 Programming for data science 
8. IS3159 Research project in digital innovation (IS2182 + IS2184) 
9. One 300 module from Selection group M

Notes: 
A 100 half module may not be paired with a 200 or 300 half module. 
* RPL awarded from one named or unnamed 100 module can be placed here. 

 

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Admission Criteria

Accepted Entry Qualifications

Standard Entry Requirements:   
General Entrance Requirements (GER) are: 

  • Applicant must be 17 years or older by 30 November in the year of registration with UOL 
  • Two approved GCE ‘A’ /H2 level subjects and three approved GCE ‘O’ level subjects, OR 
  • Three approved GCE ‘A’ /H2 level subjects and one approved GCE ‘O’ level subject, OR 
  • Three H2 passes provided that at least grades D, E, E are obtained, OR 
  • Two H2 and two H1 passes provided they are in non-overlapping subjects, OR
  • Its equivalent

The following qualifications* meet GER for admission into Year 1: 

  • Diploma in Accounting, Banking and Finance, International Business and Management Studies awarded by ½¿É«µ¼º½ 
  • Diplomas awarded by Nanyang Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Republic Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic or Temasek Polytechnic 


Graduate Entry Requirements: 

  • Applicant must be 17 years or older by 30 November in the year of registration with UOL 
  • A first degree completed in a minimum of three years duration on a full-time basis (or equivalent) from a university or other institution acceptable to the University of London 

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*All listings are not exhaustive and they are subject to annual revision. 

Equivalent international qualifications

  • University of London International Foundation Certificate 
  • University of London Certificate of Higher Education in Social Sciences 


For information on international qualifications, refer to ½¿É«µ¼º½’s International Student Prospectus

Other Requirements

  • GCE ‘O’ level - C6 or better in English 

Alternatively, candidates should have one of the following qualifications: 

  • Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English, OR 
  • Cambridge English Language 1119 (at grade 6 or better) conducted by University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate OR IGCSE English as a 2nd Language, passed at grade B or above, OR 
  • IB Diploma - English at grade 4 or better 


Candidates may also take a Test of Proficiency to meet the English Language course requirement, provided they have been awarded within the past three years. 

  • TOEFL - a score of 580 (computerised - 237) plus TWE - 4.5, OR 
  • Internet based TOEFL - a score of 87, at least 21 in both the reading and writing skills sub-tests, and at least 19 in both the speaking and listening skills sub-tests, OR 
  • IELTS – overall score of at least 6 with a minimum of 5.5 in each of the four sub-tests 


  • GCE ’O’ Level Maths passed at Grade C6 or better 
  • Local polytechnic diploma with 2 acceptable Maths at grade B or better. Acceptable Maths includes polytechnic modules in Mathematics, Engineering Mathematics, Statistics, Business Statistics and Calculus 
  • Malaysia SPM Maths passed at Grade 6C or better  
  • Malaysia UEC Maths passed at Grade C8 or better  
  • IB Diploma (Must have completed Mathematics / Mathematical Studies at Higher / Standard Level at grade 3 or better) 
  • NUS High School upon successful completion 
  • IFP upon successful completion with a pass in Mathematics 
  • Pass Mathematics in the ½¿É«µ¼º½ Bridging Course for Economics, Mathematics and Accounting (EMA) 


 

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

RPL is the recognition of previously acquired learning which may be awarded if you have previously studied a similar module in the same depth, and you achieved good marks in the corresponding examination. A student who is awarded RPL for a specific module is considered to be exempted from the module. 

You would need to complete all coursework and assessment for your Polytechnic or ½¿É«µ¼º½ Diploma before you embark on the bridging course. The qualification must have been obtained within the five years preceding the application for RPL.  

Qualifications that do not qualify for an automatic exemption will require an exemption application fee of £113 per full module or £58 per half module. For the bridging courses listed in the next section which meet the UOL automatic exemption requirement, no exemption application fee is needed. 

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Bridging Courses

All bridging courses are developed and awarded by the Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd, Singapore. There will be only one intake per year. 

 Bridging Course for Economics, Mathematics and Accounting (EMA) 

Course Fees: S$850.20 per module, inclusive of 9% GST 

Course Dates:  

  • Economics and Mathematics: Jun – Jul 2025 (FT / PT) 
  • Mathematics and Accounting: Jul – Aug 2025 (FT only) 


Applications open for EMA Bridging (Jun 2025 intake) till 2 Feb 2025 (Local and Intl).

Applications open for EMA Bridging (Jul 2025 intake) till 2 Feb 2025 (Local and Intl).


The two-month intensive bridging EMA course via either face-to-face or blended learning is targeted at business-related diploma holders intending to study for a UOL degree in an accelerated mode.

Depending on the applicant’s prior academic backgrounds and the University of London academic credit exemption system, they are allowed to study up to two modules. It will either be a combination of Mathematics with Economics or Mathematics with Accounting.

Bridging module(s) will be offered based on the degree applied.

The average teacher-student ratio is 1:55 for full-time Bridging EMA, and 1:47 for part-time Bridging EMA.

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Bridging courses and their corresponding RPL: 

Bridging modules 

RPL from UOL modules in 

Economics 

EC1002 Introduction to economics (full module) 

Mathematics 

MT105A Mathematics 1 (half module) 

Accounting 

AC1025 Principles of accounting (full module) 

Notes: 

  1. Min 25pax to start the course. The student shall be informed within one month before programme commencement. 
  2. All bridging courses are 100% written exams that are set and marked by ½¿É«µ¼º½ lecturers.  
  3. Students must pass with at least a C grade (40%) in all bridging examinations to qualify for RPL. 
  4. Fees do not include textbooks and application fee.

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Fees & Financial Aid

All fees inclusive of current 9% GST (exclude textbooks / course materials). The estimated overall fees are payable in instalments. The amount of each instalment is dependent on the number of modules undertaken for each semester and based on the following components:

  • ½¿É«µ¼º½ Programme Fees, UOL Module Fees and Exam-related Fees - Payable and calculated on a per module basis.


GST Notes:

  • Fees published are inclusive of current GST of 9%. The parts of fees not invoiced, not paid and where services are not rendered in year 2023 are subject to the new GST rates effective on 1 Jan 2024. Refer to IRAS website for more details.
  • For invoice generated in 2023 for services to be rendered in 2024, if payment is collected by 2023, 8% GST will apply.
  • For invoice generated in 2023, if the payment is received in 2024 and service is rendered in 2024, 9% GST will apply. Credit note against original invoice and a new invoice bearing 9% GST will be issued.
  • For invoice generated in 2023 and service is rendered in 2023, if payment is collected in 2024 (i.e. late payment), 8% still applies.


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Programme Fees

Estimated Overall Fees (FT/PT)

Standard Entry BSc
(12 modules for 3 years)

Year 1: S$13,120
Year 2: S$13,240
Year 3: S$13,485

Total programme fee: S$39,845

Standard Entry BSc with exemption from 4 full modules
(8 modules for 2 years)

Year 2: S$13,160
Year 3: S$13,280

Total programme fee: S$26,440

Graduate Entry BSc
(9 modules for 2 years)
Year 1: S$13,160
Year 2: S$16,600

Total programme fee: S$29,760

Breakdown of Estimated Overall Fees

Payable to ½¿É«µ¼º½

12 full modules: S$22,628.40
8 full modules: S$15,085.60
9 full modules: S$16,971.30

Payable to University of London (UOL)

UOL Application Fee (One-Time Payment): £65.40
UOL Module Fee (12 modules for 3 years): £8,631.80
UOL Module Fee (8 modules for 2 years): £5,613.06
UOL Module Fee (9 modules for 2 years): £6,331.81
Exam admin fee (Per paper): S$203

Additional UOL and ½¿É«µ¼º½ fees apply for those who repeat/resit the coursework/exam and also for those who extend their registration with the University.

*The fees above are inclusive of the prevailing Goods and Services Tax.
While ½¿É«µ¼º½ fees do not fluctuate during a student's study period, the other fees to UOL are likely to increase each year.

Estimated Overall Fees (FT/PT)

Standard Entry BSc
(12 modules for 3 years)

Year 1: S$13,950
Year 2: S$14,070
Year 3: S$14,315

Total programme fee: S$42,335

Standard Entry BSc with exemption from 4 full modules
(8 modules for 2 years)

Year 2: S$13,990
Year 3: S$14,110

Total programme fee: S$28,100

Graduate Entry BSc
(9 modules for 2 years)

Year 1: S$13,990
Year 2: S$17,635

Total programme fee: S$31,625

Breakdown of Estimated Overall Fees

Payable to ½¿É«µ¼º½

12 full modules: S$25,113.60
8 full modules: S$16,742.40
9 full modules: S$18,835.20

Payable to University of London (UOL)

UOL Application Fee (One-Time Payment): £65.40
UOL Module Fee (12 modules for 3 years): £8,631.80
UOL Module Fee (8 modules for 2 years): £5,613.06
UOL Module Fee (9 modules for 2 years): £6,331.81
Exam admin fee (Per paper): S$203

Additional UOL and ½¿É«µ¼º½ fees apply for those who repeat/resit the coursework/exam and also for those who extend their registration with the University.

*The fees above are inclusive of the prevailing Goods and Services Tax.
While ½¿É«µ¼º½ fees do not fluctuate during a student's study period, the other fees to UOL are likely to increase each year.

S$850.20 per module for Bridging EMA 

Mandatory Fees

All fees inclusive of prevailing GST. 

Student Development Fee 

Applicable to all students embarking on a full-time Diploma or Undergraduate programme at ½¿É«µ¼º½. This fee goes towards activities that will help in students’ personal growth and equip them with functional skills that enhance their employability.

Payable with the programme fees’ first instalment. 

S$512.30 

International Student Induction Fee 

A one-time fee payable by new full-time international students. This fee covers pre-arrival and arrival support, including activities to enhance the international student learning experience.

As applicable, payable with the programme fee's first instalment. 

S$436.00 

Application Fee 

Payable for each application form that is submitted. Fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. The fee will be refunded fully only if the intake does not commence. Unpaid applications will not be processed. 

Local applicants: S$109.00

International applicants: S$545.00 (not inclusive of Student’s Pass application)