All five polytechnics in Singapore ramping up sustainability courses to prepare students for green economy


SINGAPORE, July 17 (The Straits Times/ANN): All five polytechnics in Singapore are ramping up sustainability courses for their students.

An increasing number of green modules such as environmental management and sustainability design are being introduced to the diploma courses offered by the polytechnics. The move is aimed at helping students gain skills and knowledge that will allow them to work in sustainability-related fields, a new area of growth.

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