Other Matters

Code of Conduct for IM/ID Learners  

Learners are responsible for their conduct during their candidature in SIT:

• Making satisfactory progress in the research project and any programme of work agreed with the Supervisor(s);
• Submitting written work in an agreed time before meetings with the Supervisor(s);
• Making a record of supervisory meetings as required by the Supervisor(s);
• Raising any problems with the Supervisor(s) and providing adequate explanation of any failure to attend meetings or to meet other commitments, so that appropriate guidance may be offered;
• Preparing the Mid-Point progress report and the progress reports on the research project every trimester;
• Drawing to the attention of the Supervisor(s) any circumstances that might require the mode of study to be modified or institutional registration to be extended, suspended or withdrawn;
• Facilities made available by the institution;
• Undertaking research training including transferable skills training and maintaining a record of that training;
• Submitting for a research degree within the milestones provided;
• Maintaining contact with his/her Supervisor(s) while pursuing his/her research up to and including submission; and
• Submitting a thesis to his/her Supervisor(s) for comment prior to being submitted.

Assistance in Teaching 

Learners may be engaged, at request of their Faculty Supervisors (and with concurrence by the learners), to teach SIT undergraduate modules. Any requests to engage learners’ assistance to teach will have to be endorsed by the respective Programme Leaders. The number of teaching hours allowed per learner is capped at 10 hours per trimester. There will not be any remuneration for these teaching duties.

Learners are advised to contact the Academic Programmes Administration (APA) Division (email to Ppr@SingaporeTech.edu.sg) for queries on matters concerning teaching duties.

All information is accurate as of 19 August 2024. SIT reserves the right to update the information as required.