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SUSS: A University serving our City presented by H K Cheong, 18 Nov 2019 at UC2019 One of 6 Autonomous Universities Began with PT UG programmes => CET Small FT Broad range of disciplines Applied Education philosophy


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SUSS: A University serving our City

presented by H K Cheong, 18 Nov 2019 at UC2019

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  • One of 6 Autonomous

Universities

  • Began with PT UG

programmes => CET

  • Small FT
  • Broad range of

disciplines

  • Applied

Applied Lifelong Learning Social Sciences

Education philosophy

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SUSS today

FT graduates

419

‘Degree’ Students

14,614

Alumni

35,292

Associates

2003

Total Staff

652

Faculty (FT)

204

Programmes

83

Industry Partners

108

Acad Units

5Schools 1College

As at 30 June 2019

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Se Serv rving ou

  • ur C

r City ity‘s n needs ds

Social Good Careers, Learning & Living

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Careers, Learning & Living

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Providing for a range of learners

Fresh school/ poly- leavers looking for Q Working adults facing job dislocation Working adults looking for Q, to advance or in transition Working adults needing CET Casual learners; Pleasure learners Industry Partners

108

Acad Units

5Schools 1College

Casual learners; Pleasure learners

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Teambuilding

China; Indonesia; Vietnam

Overseas Experiential Learning

Social & cultural practices; business landscape; entrepreneurship ecosystem Youth Expedition Projects; Global Service Learning ASEAN, China, Middle East

Overseas Work Attachments

Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam

Entrepreneurship

Bootcamp (China, Indonesia, Cambodia, Taiwan, Vietnam, Singapore). Training  Formulation  Start-ups & VC $

Experiential learning & entrepreneurship

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Madurai- Kamaraj

Qualification- upgrading programmes

  • Tamil Language &

Literature programme

  • Started 2006
  • For teachers
  • Obviated need for residential

requirement in India

  • 300 trained; 55% teachers
  • Law programme
  • Focus on family & criminal

law

  • Stringent selection needed
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Professional conversion programmes (PCP)

  • Social Work programme
  • Need for practising

professionals

  • Interest from other

professionals – engineers, accountants, bankers, disrupted employees

  • Training with service bond
  • Either UG/PG
  • Total trained ~ 200
  • Low leakage
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  • With NTUC First Campus
  • For those in service
  • Recognition of

experience

  • Reduced credit & time

requirement to graduate

  • Concurrent training in

place for credits

Work-Study programmes (WSP)

Other disciplines being explored:

  • Facilities Management
  • HRM & FM
  • Biomedical Engineering
  • Business Analytics
  • Social Work
  • ICT
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Industry & Sector Collaboration PUBLIC SECTOR TRADE & CONNECT- IVITY COMMUN- ITY OUT- REACH UNIONS/ TRADE ASSOCIA- TIONS EMERGING SECTORS SMEs

Strategic partnerships with Industry & Social Organisations

Executive Mgt Prog for Towkays Development prog for MHA officers

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Transfer of learning credits through academic benchmarks

Home Team School for Criminal Investigation Home Team Studies

SPS, SPF, ICA, SCDF, OCSTO

Early Childhood Education NTUC First Campus

DSTA Project Management

Recognising learning

Through accreditation Through RPL

Recognises knowledge, skills & competences acquired in informal and non-formal settings such as the workplace. Requires Individual, employer, institution/training provider, professional bodies, public agencies, career advisory SKILLS IDENTIFICATION SKILLS VALIDATION SKILLS GAP ANALYSIS

IMPACT

EMPOWERS & UNDERSCORES LIFELONG LEARNING

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SUSS Learning System designed for adult learning

PT(Q)

Pathways & Q-framework

Entry

Accessibility

Modalities, Mobility, Flexibility Partnerships

Programmes & courses 3 H’s, Outcome- based

Learning Support, Analytics, Research QA, Assessment Job Readiness

CET CET FT( T(Q)

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Stack-able Qualification System

Undergraduate Degree Full-time Hybrid/ Accelerated Part-time

Graduate Degree

Grad Cert (3 courses) Grad Diploma (6 courses) Master PHD

Certification

Micro-credentials

Stackable, Bite Size, Credit- Bearing No MER, CET route

Work-Learn

Cluster of specific skills sets e.g.,

  • iELP/ELP/
  • RPL

Recognised as a minor Modular at graduate level

Degree by Design …Bachelor in General Studies (at least one Minor)

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Social Good

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Community Engaged Work Attachment/ Internship Community Service- Learning Community Engaged Project Global Service- Learning Social Entrepreneur

  • ship

Embed / Integrate Social Sciences in the curriculum => DNA of thinking & paradigm in graduates Service Learning & Social Sciences as horizontal

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With COC: Training for governance, volunteer management, communication, etc.

Coming alongside social organisations

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SUSS UniLEARN Social Enterprise Network

SUSS UniLEARN

  • e-learning initiative by SUSS

for the community focussing on social concerns in society.

  • Enables partners to offer online

courses to general public, volunteers & those who work in related fields.

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Well being Ageing

Mature Workers Facilities Products & Services

Family

Unrepresen ted persons Youth

C3A MSF PA NTUC. OTCi. MOM. TAFEP BCA, JTC EMP ST MINDEF State Courts Comm Justice Centre

Impact of research on policy formulation & implementation

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tput o t on p policy cy-rel elev evant i issues es in in p part rtners rship w wit ith agen encies es

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Building capacity in adult learning

Network of adult learners Advocacy Professionalisation of learning providers Research on impact Thought leadership Innovation of learning solutions International Connections Advancement of workplace/enterprise learning

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Questions

  • With the emphasis on skills, will there be over-vocationalising?
  • With bite-sized and modular learning to suit need, will there be

coherence in knowledge acquisition?

  • With more open admission, how can academic rigour be kept?
  • With more getting degrees, will there be adequate jobs for

graduates?

  • Will the degrees universities issue remain useful as in the past?
  • With more learning providers & employers coming in, will

universities become less relevant or play second-fiddle?

  • How do we measure the impact of universities and the

graduates they turn out on the industry & society?

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