Singapore Universities Student Exchange Programme

Course Information

Students may choose from a list of selected undergraduate courses. The final course list will be sent to students approximately two weeks before course enrolment. Only undergraduate courses are offered to SUSEP students (Course Codes 001-499, 1200-4038).

For more information on course description and outlines, please visit the SMU Course Catalogue. Please note that the catalogue is for reference only, as not all courses are offered.

1. Select the corresponding Academic Year and Term
2. Select the desired course
3. Select ‘View Class Section’
4. Click on the Course Outline icon

Course enrolment is done via a bidding process. Course enrolments are not guaranteed and are subjected to SMU’s academic policies and the following conditions:

1. Availability of vacancies
2. Fulfilment of course pre-requisites, if applicable
3. Course demand and bidding outcome

Students are encouraged to be proactive and flexible in their study plans. To optimise the bidding opportunities, students should:

1. Obtain pre-approval for more courses than needed from the home university.
2. Ensure that they have fulfilled the pre-requisites for the necessary courses, if applicable, before bidding.

Students may enrol for SMU courses and courses at the host university concurrently and attend lessons at both SMU and the host university while on SUSEP. However, it is the students' responsibility to ensure there is no clash in the class and exam schedules.

E-dollars given for the exchange term will be adjusted according to the number of course units taken at SMU. For example, if 4 course units are registered at SMU and 1 course unit is registered at the host university, 20 e-dollars will be deducted from the original 100 e-dollars allocated for that term.

Students must have all their courses approved by SMU before registering for them with the host university. It is the students' responsibility to ensure the courses they take at the host university can be mapped to the SMU curriculum. Students should also familarise themselves with the Credit Transfer Policy.

Students should ascertain they have met the equivalent pre-requisites, if any, of the host university's courses. They should ensure they are able to take their approved choice of courses to achieve the intended study load for the term and not have to extend their studies beyond the normal candidature period.

Approved courses taken at the host university will be accepted as course credits but the grades will not be computed into the cumulative GPA.

For more information, please visit OASIS.

SMU has a vibrant campus life with many activities for incoming SUSEP students to complement their formal studies as well as to help build lasting friendships and networks. Find out more about SMU's campus life and facilities here. Please note that accommodation at the Prinsep Street Residences is not open to SUSEP students.

To support students in achieving their potential, as well as personal and academic successes, SMU is committed to building a resilient community by providing support and assistance to students and promoting students’ holistic wellbeing. Find out more about SMU's Health and Safety services here.

The SMU campus is situated in the heart of the city and is conveniently accessible to amenities and transportation networks. View our Campus Map and its surroundings here.

Incoming students participating in SUSEP with SMU are required to pay a mandatory and non-refundable miscellaneous fee of $165 which covers the following:

• Registration
• Orientation and student activities
• IT and school facilities

SMU students are to pay their tuition fees to SMU and not to the host university. However, they will need to pay the host university any registration or miscellaneous fees charged.