Local Student Applications
Local Applicants need to provide the following documents for their application:
- NIM Application Form (download)
- Copy of NRIC (front and back)
- Education certificates and transcripts
- Statement of Purpose (for University programme)
All applicants below the age of 18 years must get their parents or guardians to sign the applicable forms.
Completed documents to be emailed to NIM or the approved NIM recruitment agents.
Application Procedures
Students are advised to submit their application at least two months before the course commencement date.
Applicants are to submit the completed Application Form together with Education certificates and transcripts and photocopy of NRIC to NIM Consultant.
Prospective students should be aware of the EduTrust certification scheme, Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) and Terms & Conditions of the Refund as contained in the Standard PEI-Student contract.
If your application is admissible, you will receive an official “Letter of Offer” issued by NIM. Please send your Application Fees of SGD109 (non-refundable and non-transferable) to NIM. Payment for Application Fees can be made via the following methods:
- Cash
- NETS
- Cheque
- Bank Draft
- China Unionpay / Alipay
- Paynow
- Telegraphic Transfer
- Internet Banking
- MasterCard / Visa
NIM Bank Account details are as follows:
Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3,
Singapore 018982
Applicants to sign the Standard PEI Student Contract and Advisory Note (Form 12); and to make arrangements to pay the 1st instalment of the course fees before the Commencement of their course. Payment can be made via the following methods:
- Cash
- NETS
- Cheque
- Bank Draft
- China Unionpay / Alipay
- Paynow
- Telegraphic Transfer
- Internet Banking
- MasterCard / Visa
Students should report to NIM 1 weeks before the class commencement date.
Upon arrival in school, NIM staff will arrange for the student to complete the formalities for enrolment. Students must produce all the original documentary copies (including Standard PEI-Student Contract and Advisory Note (Form 12)) to NIM when complete the formalities for enrolment.
Should you need any clarification, kindly write to contact@nanyang.edu.sg
PEI Student Contract
NIM enters into separate individual student contract with each student admitted into the courses that NIM offers.
The student contract serves as a binding agreement between NIM and the student. The following are the key information and the terms and conditions of the contract.
No amendment to the student contract is allowed on the student contract after signing, unless both NIM and the student acknowledge any amendment made in the student contract and sign beside the amendments made.
NIM will collect fees (except application fees) only after the student contract has been executed.
To view a sample of the latest version of the Standard PEI-Student contract Version 3.1 and Advisory Note (Form 12). A copy of the contract is also available at the Committee for Private Education website (link).
Fee Protection Scheme
The Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) serves to protect students’ fees in the event a private education institution is unable to continue operating due to insolvency, and/or regulatory closure. The Fee Protection Scheme also protects students if the private education institution fails to pay penalties or return fees to the students arising from judgement made against it by the Singapore courts.
Currently, Nanyang Institute of Management (NIM) has in place a Fee Protection Scheme as stipulated by the Committee for Private Education (CPE) by way of an:
Insurance Scheme
NIM’s appointed FPS provider is Liberty Insurance Pte Ltd
The Certificate of PEI Insurance Establishment as follows:
- Master Certificate of Insurance (download)
Fee Protection under the Insurance Scheme
Under the insurance scheme, Private Education Institutions(PEI) are allowed to collect fees directly from the students. PEI shall purchase insurance to protect the course fees paid by each student within 7 working days from the date of receipt. The insurance coverage shall commence from the fee payment date till the next payment due date or the course end date, whichever is earlier. The insurance premium will be borne by NIM.
What Fees are protected?
EduTrust-certified PEIs are required to adopt the FPS to provide full protection for all fees paid by their students. Fees refer to all monies that are paid to the PEI by the student to be enrolled in the PEI.
The following fees are exempted from the FPS, if collected by the PEI:
- Course application fee
- Prevailing Goods and Services Tax (GST)
- Miscellaneous fees (any non-compulsory fees and pay only when applicable)
- FPS insurance premium
- Examination fees collected less than 2 months before examination date
Re-module fees and Exemption fees, if collected, have to be protected.
Medical Insurance
Nanyang Institute of Management’s appointed medical insurance provider is Income Insurance Limited. NIM provides Medical Insurance Coverage for all non-Singaporean/PR Students for the entire Course Duration. For Singaporean/PR Students, Medical Insurance Coverage will not be purchased as Students are already insured under Medishield Life.
This medical insurance scheme provides for the following throughout the course duration:
List of Approved Agents
Nanyang Institute of Management (NIM) has appointed Recruitment Agents from various countries. Prospective students who are keen on applying for admission to NIM and/or require assistance may approach our Approved Agents.
These agents have signed agreements with NIM and are bound by their contractual obligations and NIM’s code of practice. Approved agents have been trained by NIM to provide Pre-course Counselling so as to be able to provide advice to prospective applicants on their course of studies.
List of Approved Agents currently representing NIM to recruit students.(download)
List of agents that are no longer representing NIM to recruit students. (download)
Please note that some agents may collect a service fee (or agent commission) from students and besides this service fee, agents are not allowed to collect any other course-related fees from students that are payable to NIM. This service fee (or agent commission) is declared in the Agency Agreement and it will be a breach of the contractual terms if students pay more than what is stated in the contract.