Diploma in InfoComm Technology (ICT)

This one-year* ICT diploma gives you hands-on skills in programming, databases and networking, plus a direct-entry pathway to Year 2 of several partner-university computing degrees. It suits fresh SPM/STPM or UEC graduates who want a fast, industry-relevant route into software and tech roles.

The core nine modules are:

1. Introduction to Computer & Operating Systems
2. Introduction to Software Engineering
3. Discrete Mathematics
4. Introduction to Programming
5. Data Communication & Networking
6. Academic Reading & Writing 2
7. Information Systems & the Organisation
8. Database Design & Modelling
9. Security Specialist (EC-Council micro-credential)

Learning highlight: No written exams for the online track—assessment is via projects, quizzes and practicals.

Scholarships & funding opportunities

• PSB 60ᵗʰ Anniversary Grant – automatic S $1,600 rebate already reflected above. PSB Academy
• NTUC UTAP support – union members can claim 50 % of unfunded fees (up to S $250, or S $500 if aged ≥ 40). The ICT diploma is UTAP-approved until 31 Mar 2027.

Career pathways

PSB lists the following typical first jobs for graduates: Software/Systems Analyst, Software Engineer, UI/UX Designer, Applications Developer, plus progression to university degrees in Computing or Cyber-Security.

Is this the right fit for you?

Choose the on-campus track if you prefer face-to-face labs and networking events in Singapore’s STEM campus. Opt for the 100 % online version if you’re working in Malaysia and need maximum flexibility. Either way, the diploma fast-tracks you into tech roles or a related bachelor’s degree.

Tip: Fees, scholarships and intakes can change; always confirm the latest figures with PSB Academy’s admissions team before applying.