Non-Graduating Students
NUSMods
Students can now search and view the module and timetable information from NUSMods. Besides providing information on pre-requisites and preclusions of a module, modules now contain more details such as whether they have S/U option, lab-based, independent-study modules or SkillsFuture funded.
Click here for list of modules offered in Mini-Semesters of Semester 2, AY2021/22.
Detailed Module Information
Timetables changes may occur due to unforeseen circumstances; students are advised to check the listings regularly for any updates.
Students can use the NUSMods in the planning of their timetable.
Add Modules via the ModReg
Only modules available to students in the Non-Graduating Programme will be reflected in the system.
There is only one round to submit your module requests. You can submit up to 23 MCs of modules.
Your request will be processed after you click “Submit”. Refer to ModReg Schedule for module allocation outcome release dates. ModReg Central Team will also send email & SMS to inform students when outcomes are released.
Set Modules to Audit
Please complete and submit the online APU form for our processing. The deadline to set modules to Audit basis is at the end of drop modules with ‘W’ grade period (click here).
Modules from the following Faculty/Department/Centre CANNOT be done on an Audit basis:
- Building
- Business
- Computing
- Law
- Industrial and System Engineering
- Industrial Design
- Malay Studies
- Psychology
- Public Health
- Real Estate
- South Asian Studies
- Southeast Asian Studies
- Centre for English Language Communication
- Centre for Language Studies
- University Scholars Programme
- English Language (EL) modules from Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- Life Sciences modules from Faculty of Science
- Theatre Studies (TS) modules from Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- UROPS modules from Faculty of Science (subject to approval from the Department offering the module)
Note: Students who are enrolled in modules on Audit basis will only attend lectures and will not be permitted to sit for examinations. Participation in other practical components (including tutorials, laboratory work, fieldwork) will be at the discretion of the respective faculty/department. The module will be assigned an ‘AUD’ grade and will not be assigned a letter grade.
Set Modules from Audit to Exam
Please complete and submit the online APU form for our processing. The deadline to set modules from Audit to Exam is at the end of drop modules with ‘W’ grade period (click here).
Verification of Critical Data Exercise
To ensure that your record in our student database is correct for purposes of the University’s examinations, all coursework students are required to verify their modules online via myEduRec. You will be notified via your NUS email account about this verification exercise which will typically take place in Week 8 of the semester. You are advised to report any discrepancies in your module records to nghelp@nus.edu.sg, quoting your full name and Student ID/Number to enable us to assist you promptly.
