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Masters of Science in Clinical Nursing

King’s College London has always been my number one choice for nursing. The decision to enrol in King’s MSc in Clinical Nursing programme stemmed from a desire to deepen and enhance my understanding of nursing practice. I learned about the programme through extensive research on reputable institutions offering continuing education programmes for nurses, coupled with recommendations from colleagues within the nursing community.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing with Honours (Top-up)

During the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, my experience at TTSH ED was one of the most challenging yet exhausting periods of my life. Although it was emotionally and physically demanding, it instilled in me a resolute desire to further my studies and practice throughout my nursing career. Engaging with terminally ill and infirm patients led me to ponder on the realities of life. Nurses play an important role in supporting patients and their families during difficult times. Throughout this period, I noticed that my diploma knowledge and experience were insufficient to help me to work efficiently in the ED. This realization drove me to further my knowledge of nursing and skill set at King’s College, a reputable and prestigious university.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing with Honours (Top-up)

Globally, King’s College Nursing degree has consistently been one of the best nursing degrees. Secondly, the duration and flexibility of the class schedule were crucial for me as a full-time nurse working shifts.This programme’s schedule is well developed and organised, such that it allows me to focus on one module each term and with 4 days of face-to-face classes and the flexibility to study at my own pace.I feel glad to be in an environment filled with experienced seniors and peers from different walks of life, in terms of nationality and age. I have the privilege of learning from their journeys in the various nursing disciplines and the events that have fuelled their passion for nursing.

Adelaide Master of Business Administration

The Adelaide MBA also made me realise the importance of teamwork. When working in a team, it is critical to recognise and harness the strength of each individual so that the team is able to accomplish the objectives effectively.

Having a positive attitude is key to making the most out of the MBA! It is up to you to bring your energy, drive and even humour to the classes! If you have a positive mindset, I firmly believe that your Adelaide MBA experience would be better, richer, more enjoyable, and more rewarding.

Adelaide Master of Business Administration

This MBA is perfect for me – well-planned curriculum that gave me a holistic framework to analyse the internal and external business environments as I sought to gain a better understanding of the critical success factors of a business.

In my current role as a training consultant with a consulting firm, the MBA gives me a very good anchor in my interaction with clients and helps me in diagnosing their issues and challenges. The programme also equipped me with key management skills to fulfil my aspiration to move into position with a top consulting firm in future. It has certainly broadened my view of the business world to get ahead.

Master of Arts in Education

I was drawn to the programme as the PGDip leads to a master’s degree for those who choose to pursue it.

The lectures are followed by interactive group discussions where a great wealth of knowledge, information, insights are shared, and different perspectives are heard. Thank you, Ngee Ann Academy, for a great experience.

Ngee Ann Academy

Wholly owned by Ngee Ann Kongsi, Ngee Ann Academy aims to support the education and cultural activities of Singapore residents by offering programmes for skill upgrading and lifelong learning.

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The academy’s state-of-the-art facilities, advanced technological capabilities and comprehensive student support services ensure a seamless teaching and learning experience.” Dr Julia Philippou, Associate Dean for Postgraduate Taught Studies and Workforce Development at the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care,