The SIC programmes are structured to accommodate the varying needs of students. There are two types of programmes that students may choose from:

1. Full-time programmes
2. Part-time programmes

All SIC’s programmes have been designed not only for the purpose of directing the students towards “examination success” but also with the aim of exposing students to current and relevant business practices that are essential “tools” for tomorrow’s successful managers.

As part of the support services provided to the students, the part-time classes are video-recorded and made available to the working student who may inevitably miss classes. The tapes may also be loaned to students who wish to revise or clarify new and unfamiliar topics covered during the lessons. Students may view the tapes at the library or borrow them for viewing at their convenience at home.

An academic year typically consists of 4 terms and an intensive revision term depending on when a student enrolls for the programme. The minimum class-contact time a student would receive is about 270 to 360 hours in each academic year for a degree programme. Please see our academic calendar and a time-table on website.

Full-time Programmes

The full-time programme is intended for those who can attend classes during the day and is specially designed to support students who have limited working experience. Classes are held from Monday to Friday between 9.30am and 5.30pm. Students following the Integrated Programme will receive approximately 500 hours of total class contact time, and they will be expected to participate in other activities, including group assignments and projects. Numerous other activities are also planned to make their study at SIC a well rounded experience.

Part-time Programmes

The part-time programme is intended for students who are working and who wish to attend classes after work. Classes for these students are held two or three times a week in the evening from 6:45pm to 10pm or on Saturdays from 2:30pm to 6:30pm and total class contact time for this programme will be about 270 hours, including the intensive revision.