UEL partners in opening Singapore Technology School
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London School of Business and Finance Singapore bringing technology courses with UEL support
Published
21 June 2021
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In a new partnership with the University of East London (UEL), the London School of Business and Finance Singapore (LSBF) has announced the opening of its School of Technology (SOT) which offers a range of programmes for students interested in careers in computer sciences and cyber security.
Students will now be offered both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, with two bachelors in Computer Science and Cyber Security & Networks and two Masters of Sciences in Computer Science and Information Security & Digital Forensics. The students' performance and satisfaction will be monitored to ensure the teaching best fits their academic and personal development needs.
The SOT, headed by Dr Preethi Kesavan, will ensure that all students access positive experiences through active blended learning and are prepared for their future studies, research and employment. Students are invited to choose their type of learning and complete their diploma on campus or online through its completely asynchronous online model.
A range of programmes will be awarded in partnership with the University of East London, whose mission is to provide career-led teaching and prepare students for the reality of the professional world.
We are delighted to welcome the London School of Business and Finance to UEL's Global Family.
The school joins a group of like-minded institutions that work together to achieve common goals such as engaging with industries globally to develop career-ready students, and taking part in international, industry-relevant research, all the time sharing ideas and best practice.
As part of this we are pleased to support the launch of the School of Technology which will deliver UEL's career-focused courses to students who choose to study in Singapore. We believe that this partnership supports the University's ambition to increase the strength and diversity of the industry 4.0 talent pipeline.
Together our aim is to help our students to develop the skills, emotional intelligence and creativity to thrive in a constantly changing world, which forms a core aim of UEL’s transformative Vision 2028 strategy,"
Dr Paul Marshall, pro-vice chancellor (careers and enterprise) at UEL, said.
The University of East London joins LSBF Singapore's international portfolio of leading institutions in Europe and North America.
Rathakrishnan Govind, CEO of LSBF Global, said, "LSBF's mission is to provide a high-quality education that prepares students for the challenges of the professional environment with the best skillsets. The School of Technology wants to bridge the gap between laboratory and classroom learning experience to better fit our students' needs.
"LSBF Singapore has an international dimension and aims to turn its students into future world leaders. Digital technology allows us to extend our scope and build a network of partnerships. We share our core values with the University of East London and hope to expand on this collaboration in the future."
For more information on LSBF Singapore's School of Technology and programmes, visit the website.
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