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About University of Glasgow. Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow (UofG) is the fourth-oldest university in the English-speaking world and is in the top 1% of universities in the world.
The University of Glasgow Singapore (UGS) provides undergraduate education, research degrees, cutting-edge research and industrial collaboration and is the hub for the University’s activities across South-East Asia.
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University of Glasgow. One of the oldest and most prestigious university in Scotland whose alumni includes Nobel Prize winners, offers courses from engineering, infocomm technology to nursing.
The Bachelor of Science with Honours in Computing Science degree is a three-year direct honours degree programme jointly offered by SIT and the University of Glasgow. Designed to support the government’s initiative to transform Singapore into a Smart Nation, this programme is the first computing science programme offered by an autonomous ...
Bachelor of Science (BSc) The only Bachelor of Science degree available for in-country study in Singapore is the BSc (Hons) in Computing Science. This collaborative programme, run
Director of Research, Associate Professor · Experience: University of Glasgow, Singapore · Education: The University of Glasgow · Location: Singapore · 165 connections on LinkedIn. View...
- University of Glasgow, Singapore
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In partnership with Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), the University of Glasgow provides an exciting portfolio of BEng and BSc Honours degree programmes delivered in Singapore.
Assessment is governed by the university’s Code of Assessment, which is part of the university calendar (the formal regulations). A full explanation is provided here. This specifies a set of grades from A1 (highest) to H (lowest), with descriptions of each grade shown in the table below.
