项目概述
这项为期 4.5 年的快速课程允许学生毕业时获得卡内基梅隆大学 (CMU) 的工程与技术创新管理硕士学位（以下简称 MS (E&TIM)）和新加坡国立大学的信息系统学士学位 （以下简称 BComp (IS)） 。学生在新加坡国立大学学习 3.5 年，在卡内基梅隆大学学习 1 年，获得全球教育。要申请此课程，学生必须申请新加坡国立大学计算机学院提供的信息系统课程。将根据学生的 A 级成绩（或同等成绩）或理工学院文凭成绩、新加坡国立大学的学业成绩、他们对信息系统研究的兴趣以及旨在判断他们潜力和适合该课程的个人面试来选拔他们。
学生将完成 BComp (IS) 课程的 144 个学分（相当于 36 门课程），然后继续在 CMU 完成 MS (E&TIM) 。MS (E&TIM)课程将计入 16 个学分（相当于 4 门课程） 。成功完成 MS (E&TIM)课程规定的四门课程的学生将获得新加坡国立大学颁发的 BComp (IS) 学位。在 MS (E&TIM)课程结束时 ，学生将被授予 CMU 颁发的第二学位 - MS (E&TIM) 。BComp (IS) - MS (E&TIM)并行课程 的招生人数 将受 CMU 和新加坡国立大学之间协议的限制。
合作大学：卡内基梅隆大学工程学院
卡内基梅隆大学工程学院在工程研究和教育方面位居世界领先地位。该学院提供所有五个传统专业的五年制联合学士和硕士学位，此外还提供工程与技术创新管理加速硕士课程。
入学要求
录取和进度标准符合卡内基梅隆大学和新加坡国立大学制定的要求。由两所大学各至少一名教职代表组成的联合指导委员会将负责监督该计划。现有的 BComp (IS) 学生可以在新加坡国立大学本科学习期间的任何时间进入并行学位课程。入围候选人将受邀申请。他们必须表现出强大的学术能力，并必须满足该计划的所有要求。
在新加坡国立大学学习期间，该项目的学生必须保持高水平的成绩（GPA 4.20 及以上）。未达到此标准的学生将被转入新加坡国立大学的标准 BComp (IS) 课程。卡内基梅隆大学工程学院和泰珀商学院将根据学生的学业成绩和联合指导委员会的建议，授予该项目硕士学位部分的录取资格。
课程要求
此联合课程结合了新加坡国立大学计算机学院的BComp (IS) 和美国卡内基梅隆大学工学院的MS (E&TIM)，详情如下：
(A) BComp（信息系统）
有关各类别 BComp（信息系统）的要求，请点击此处。
(B) 卡内基梅隆大学工程与技术创新管理硕士 (E&TIM) 课程
工程与技术创新管理 (E&TIM) 是一门跨学科的硕士课程，旨在让具有科学和工程背景的候选人了解创新和价值创造的基本原理，同时加强技术洞察力。它适合那些渴望领导技术开发和工程、创建新的技术支持企业、制定商业技术战略或设计鼓励技术创新的政策的人。E&TIM 申请人可以选择在该大学的多个工程系攻读双学位。
该项目由 工程与公共政策学院 与 海因茨学院、 社会与决策科学系 （人文与社会科学学院）和 泰珀商学院合作协调。E&TIM 独特的跨学科方法使学生能够培养引领创新的能力，同时发展和利用自己的技术专长领域。
该项目为期一年，从 1 月到 12 月，包括暑期实习。硕士课程的详细信息可在此处找到： https: //engineering.cmu.edu/education/graduate-programs/multidisciplinary-programs.html
评分和学位要求
学生必须完成 BComp (IS) 课程的 144 个学分（相当于 36 门课程）才能注册 CMU 的 MS (E&TIM)。学生在进入 CMU 之前需要完成实习要求。
满足 MS (E&TIM) 课程核心要求的学生，即技术、创新和政策数据科学、技术创新战略与管理、产品/流程项目课程和实践创新管理研讨会，将被视为已成功完成 BComp (IS) 课程所需的其余 4 门课程。这些 CMU 核心课程与 IS 选修课相对应，但学生也可以要求与适当的核心课程相对应，但须经部门批准。
延续标准
该并行课程的学生必须保持 4.20 或以上的 GPA（满分 5.00）以满足 BComp 要求。
学费
学生在就读卡内基梅隆大学期间，需缴纳卡内基梅隆大学的学费，以部分满足并行学位的要求。学生还需自行购买医疗保险。
学位授予
同时满足 BComp (IS) – MS (E&TIM) 学位要求的学生将被授予两个学位。
退出计划
如果学生在新加坡国立大学连续两个学期的平均绩点 (GPA) 低于 4.20，则不允许继续参加并行课程，但可以继续在新加坡国立大学攻读 BComp (IS) 学位。
已完成 MS（E&TIM）课程四门核心课程但未能完成整个课程的学生将只获得 BComp（IS）学位，而不是 MS（E&TIM）学位。
进一步询问
对于当前的 IS 学生，请将所有疑问发送至bcomp@comp.nus.edu.sg，并在主题中清楚标明：“与卡内基梅隆大学工程学院并行的信息系统课程（CDP-IS-CMU）”。
该并行双学位课程已暂停，以进行审查和/或修订，并且可能无法供 2025/26 年度入学的学生使用。
Concurrent Degree Programme with Carnegie Mellon University in Engineering & Technology Innovation Management (IS)
Overview of Programme
This fast–track 4.5-year programme allows students to graduate with a Master’s degree in Engineering and Technology Innovation Management (thereafter called MS (E&TIM)) from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and a Bachelor degree in Information Systems (hereafter called BComp (IS)) from NUS. Students get a global education with 3.5 years at NUS and 1 year at Carnegie Mellon University. To apply for this programme, students must apply for Information Systems course, offered by School of Computing, NUS. They will be chosen on the basis of their A-level grades (or equivalent) or polytechnic diploma grades, NUS academic performance, their interest profile in information systems studies, and a personal interview designed to judge their potential and suitability for the programme.
Students will complete 144 units (equivalent to 36 courses) of the BComp (IS) programme before they proceed to complete MS (E&TIM) at CMU. Sixteen units (equivalent to 4 courses) will be counted against the courses in MS (E&TIM). Students who have successfully completed the stipulated four courses in the MS (E&TIM)programme will be awarded BComp (IS) from NUS. At the end of the MS (E&TIM) programme, the students will be conferred the second degree – MS (E&TIM) from CMU. The intake to this BComp (IS) – MS (E&TIM) concurrent programme will be limited by agreement between CMU and NUS.
Partner University: College of Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
The Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Engineering ranks among the leaders in the world for engineering research and education. It offers a five-year joint bachelor’s and master’s degree in all five of the traditional majors, in addition to an accelerated master’s programme in Engineering & Technology Innovation Management.
Admission Requirements
The admission and progress criteria comply with the requirements established by both CMU and NUS. A joint steering committee comprising at least one faculty representative from each of the two universities will oversee the programme. Existing BComp (IS) students may enter the concurrent degree programme at any point during their undergraduate study at NUS. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to apply. They must have demonstrated strong academic abilities and are required to meet all the requirements of the programme.
During their course of study at NUS, students in the programme must maintain a high level of performance (GPA 4.20 and above). Students who do not meet this standard will be moved to the standard BComp (IS) programme at NUS. Admission to the Master’s degree component of the programme, granted by the College of Engineering and Tepper Business School at Carnegie Mellon University, will be based on the student’s academic performance, and recommendations of a joint steering committee.
Programme Requirements
This concurrent programme combines the BComp (IS) offered by the School of Compting, NUS and MS (E&TIM) offered by the College of Engineering, CMU, USA. The details are listed as follows:
(A) BComp (Information Systems)
The requirements for the BComp (Information Systems) for respective cohorts, please click here.
(B) MS (Engineering & Technology Innovation Management) Programme at Carnegie Mellon University
Engineering & Technology Innovation Management (E&TIM) is an interdisciplinary MS programme that provides candidates with science and engineering backgrounds with an understanding of the fundamentals of innovation and value creation, while also strengthening technical insights. It is appropriate for those who aspire to lead technology development and engineering, create new technology-enabled ventures, develop business technology strategies, or design policies to encourage technological innovation. E&TIM applicants can choose to pursue a dual degree with several of the university’s engineering departments.
The programme is coordinated by Engineering & Public Policy in collaboration with the Heinz College, the Department of Social & Decision Sciences (in the College of Humanities & Social Sciences) and the Tepper School of Business. E&TIM’s unique, cross-cutting approach allows students to develop capabilities for leading innovation while growing and leveraging their own areas of technical expertise.
The one-year programme runs from January to December and includes a summer internship. The details of the Masters programme can be found at: Multidisciplinary programs - College of Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University
Grading and Degree Requirements
Students are required to complete 144 units (equivalent to 36 courses) of the BComp (IS) programme before they can register for the MS (E&TIM) from CMU. Students need to complete their internship requirement before going to CMU.
Students who have satisfied the core requirements of the MS (E&TIM) programme namely, Data Science for Technology, Innovation and Policy, The Strategy and Management of Technological Innovation, Product/Process Project Course, and the Innovation Management in Practice Seminar will be considered as having successfully completed the 4 remaining courses required for the BComp (IS) programme. These CMU core courses are mapped to the IS electives but students may also request mapping to appropriate core courses, subject to the approval of the department.
Continuation Criteria
Students in this concurrent programme must maintain a GPA of 4.20 or above (out of 5.00) for their BComp requirements.
Tuition Fees
Students will pay CMU tuition fees during the time they undertake instruction at CMU in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the concurrent degree. They will also provide their own medical insurance coverage.
Award of Degree
Students who satisfy the concurrent BComp (IS) – MS (E&TIM) degree requirements will be conferred both degrees.
Exiting the Programme
A student whose GPA falls below 4.20 for two consecutive semesters in NUS will not be allowed to remain in the concurrent programme, but may continue with his/her BComp (IS) study at NUS.
Students who have completed the four core courses from the MS (E&TIM) programme but did not succeed in completing the entire programme will only be awarded the BComp (IS) degree and not the MS (E&TIM) degree.
Further Enquiry
For current IS students, please direct all queries to bcomp@comp.nus.edu.sg with the subject clearly marked: “Concurrent Programme in Information Systems with College of Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University (CDP-IS-CMU)”.
This concurrent double degree programme has been suspended for review and/or revision and that it may not be available to students matriculated in cohort year 2025/26.
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