COURSES OFFERED BY SUSS SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES - PAGE 2

In this course you will be taught how to understand your business better. The course will provide knowledge enabling you to grow your business to the next level.

The course focuses on small teams of less than 30 staff. It is targeted at SMEs, especially Small-Owner-Managed-Enterprises (S.O.M.E.).

Retaining existing customers and acquiring new customers are vital for all businesses. Good customer service retains existing customers and creates customer satisfaction. This would lead to increased sales and referrals.

Financial Planning is essential in ensuring the well-being of individuals at different stages of life.  To ascertain and project financial needs is paramount in starting a sound financial plan; knowing how to make our money work harder is an art and science in satisfying our financial goals. 

This course presents an introduction to the practice of design thinking. It covers the design process and case studies looking at applications of design thinking.

In this course, we will provide an overview of contract law, introducing the participants to the essential elements that forms a contract. This workshop aims to equip participants with basic knowledge and understanding of a contract. 

The programme aims to provide a more focused training in Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) for those aspiring to seek a career in safety. This WSH programme is unique in that students are grounded in human factors fundamentals and principles in the lower-level courses .

The BSc Human Factors in Safety (BHFSY) programme covers key knowledge and skills in both the Human Factors discipline and Workplace Safety and Health (WSH).

This course fulfils this objective by teaching students how to apply knowledge of anatomy, physiology and biomechanics in assessing and designing jobs and workplaces to fit the operators’ needs and requirements.

This course will cover these topics as well as how human performs in high and low altitude environments. Students are taught to recognize problems in the physical environment in relation to human responses and how to alleviate these problems.