Master of Computing | Masters in Data Analytics

Programme Overview

Academic Level

Postgraduate/Masters, single major

Awarded by

University of Wollongong

Programme type

Full-time & Part-time, 1 year

Campus location

SIM Campus

Application Dates

Apr 2025: 11 Nov 2024 to 20 Jan 2025 (international and local students)

Estimated Fees
(incl. GST)*

S$30,520.00

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* Exclude application fee, preparatory or bridging course fee, and other fees. Refer to the Fees & Financial Aid section for details.

Programme Outline

Awarded & Developed by: University of Wollongong, Australia

The Master of Computing (Data Analytics) programme is designed to develop the next generation computing professionals who possess broad knowledge and a deep understanding of technical, managerial and ethical aspects of computing practices. The data analytics specialisation has a focus on applying cutting edge technologies to deliver data driven insights and intelligence.

Students in the UOW programme at SIM are eligible to transfer to the Wollongong campus but subject to separate application and enrolment process.

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Learning Outcomes

The curriculum is anchored in systems analysis, design and implementation of information systems. Graduates will gain:

Understanding of the organisational, social and data management aspects of business
Understanding of software design, implementation and testing methodologies
Appreciation of appropriate user interaction entities

Exposure to the challenges faced in managing and administrating information systems across different environments, and the solutions and technologies available
Familiarity with the security needs of systems
Industry experience through an internship programme
Working knowledge of real-world enterprise systems such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), supply chain management, and product lifecycle management

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Fees & Financial Aid

First term fees payable upon acceptance of offer. Subsequent term fees payable before commencement of the term.

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Programme Fees 

All fees inclusive of prevailing GST.

Fees quoted are valid for the intake for the current application. Fees exclude textbooks and repeat fees of failed module. Not all modules will be offered in every term.

International students:

Modules delivered by UOW academics: S$3,815.00 per module
Capstone Project : S$7,630.00 per module

��ans & PRs:

Modules delivered by UOW academics: S$3,815.00 per module
Capstone Project : S$7,630.00 per module

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Mandatory Fees

All fees inclusive of prevailing GST.

International Student Induction 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 fees’ 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

International applicants: S$545 (not inclusive of Student’s Pass application)

Why study at SIM x University of Wollongong

SIM is the leading private education institution in ��.

Excellent value with lower tuition costs in SIM, with opportunities for overseas exchange and transfer.

UOW achieved a 5-star rating in the 2018 Good Universities Guide for Guide for Overall experience; Skills development; Student support; Teaching quality; Learning resources and Learner engagement.

UOW is consistently rated in the top 200 universities in the world for the quality of our graduates.

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Intake Dates

Apr 2025 Intake

PROGRAMME DURATION

Apr 2025 to Mar 2026

APPLICATION PERIOD

11 Nov 2024 to 20 Jan 2025

The completion date may vary depending on the exemptions granted (if any).

Maximum 3 times the duration for completion under a standard full-time load, subject to meeting ongoing course progression rules.

There will not be any refund should the student fail to complete the programme within the maximum allowed period.

Students who exceed their candidature period will not be allowed to remain in the programme, unless an extension to the candidature period is approved by the University.

Curriculum

Structure

This programme is taught in �� by local academics and/or practitioners, as well as UOW academics.
Average teacher-student ratio is 1:36.
The course is intensive and demanding but rewarding and achievable.
Classes include face-to-face lectures, tutorials and lab sessions.

Classes are typically in 3-hour blocks: 8:30 – 11:30am, 12noon – 3pm, or 3:30 – 6:30pm on weekdays and may be held on Saturday mornings and/or afternoons (subject to timetable).
Classes delivered by UOW academics are conducted in an intensive mode – a continuous block of seven days for each module.
The programme will be co-delivered by the UOW faculty and the SIM associate lecturers through blended delivery including face-to-face lectures and online synchronous.
Students typically study two modules per term. Each year comprises of 4 terms.
Minimum class size to commence: 24 students
In the event that the minimum number is not met, the intake may not commence. The student shall be informed within one month before programme commencement.

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Assessment & Attendance

Students are normally assessed by continuous assessment in the following form:
- Assignments
- Class tests
- Laboratory exercises
- Practical laboratory tests
- Presentations
- Projects
- Tutorial exercises

Some assignments and presentations will be group-based. Assessment may have minimum achievement requirement necessary to pass the module.
Most modules have a final examination at the end of term.
Students are to pass all modules within the current year of study before proceeding to the next year of study. For modules with pre-requisites, students may be required to meet the pre-requisites before undertaking the modules.
Attendance requirement:
- Local students: 80%
- International students: 90%

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Requirements to Graduate

Students who successfully completes all academic requirements of the programme will be awarded the Master of Computing (Data Analytics) by the University of Wollongong, Australia.

A degree conferral ceremony will be held in ��.

Modules

To be awarded the Master of Computing (Data Analytics), student must complete, or be exempted from completing (depending on their advanced standing status), a total of 8 modules comprising of core modules, elective module and one final year project.

Strategic Network Design
Security Essentials
Professional Capstone Project
Enterprise Architecture and System Integration
Information Visualisation and Decision Support
Enterprise Web Development

* Modules are taught by UOW Academics, supported by local tutors.

Security, Ethics and Professionalism
Information Design and Content Management
IT-Enabled Supply Chain Management

* Modules are taught by UOW Academics, supported by local tutors.

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The modules are subject to changes by the university and subject to availability. Not all modules will be offered every term.  

Admission Criteria

Accepted Entry Qualifications

The following qualifications are accepted:

A recognised IT / Computer Science Bachelor's degree
SIM Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics
- Diploma holders with at least 8 years work experience and 30 years old and above

Equivalent International Qualifications

International applicants has the same entry requirement as local applicants.

English Language Requirements

International students (non-nationals of ��) must satisfy the following University of Wollongong English language requirements, or their equivalent:

IELTS Academic - 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)

Successful completion of a recognised approved Diploma qualification or higher, where the language of instruction was English.

Note: IELTS Indicator not accepted.

Fees & Financial Aid

First term fees payable upon acceptance of offer. Subsequent term fees payable before commencement of the term.

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Programme Fees 

All fees inclusive of prevailing GST.

Fees quoted are valid for the intake for the current application. Fees exclude textbooks and repeat fees of failed module. Not all modules will be offered in every term.

International students:

Modules delivered by UOW academics: S$3,815.00 per module
Capstone Project : S$7,630.00 per module

��ans & PRs:

Modules delivered by UOW academics: S$3,815.00 per module
Capstone Project : S$7,630.00 per module

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Mandatory Fees

All fees inclusive of prevailing GST.

International Student Induction 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 fees’ first instalment.

S$436.00

Application Fee

Local applicants: S$109

International applicants: S$545 (not inclusive of Student’s Pass application)

Scholarships & Bursaries

SIM GE Bursary

The SIM GE Bursary aims to provide financial assistance to needy students studying at SIM GE. This award is given based on our eligibility criteria, as well as the assessed level of neediness of the applicants.

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SIM GE Bursary

SIM GE Scholarship

The SIM GE Scholarship is given to students with exemplary academic results or achievements in sports and arts. It is applicable to �� citizens, permanent residents and international students.

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SIM GE Scholarship

Awards from IMDA

Top graduates from the programme are eligible to receive awards from the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA).

Awards from IMDA

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Master of Computing (Data Analytics) (Top-up)

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Estimated Fees
(incl. GST)*