Minors for SUSS Undergraduate Students
Broaden your horizons beyond your primary discipline.
The upcoming declaration exercise is from 3 September 2026 to 16 September 2026.
If you wish to declare a minor with no admission requirements, please do so via the Student Portal. For a minor with admission requirements, please write to Student Services to indicate your interest to take the minor.
The minor offers breadth for full-time and part-time undergraduate students to explore additional areas of study.
Undergraduate students enrolled from July 2023 semester onwards are required to complete 30 credit units (cu) for a minor, including at least 10 cu of higher-level courses (i.e. level 3 or above courses).
Minors with an asterisk are restricted minors, i.e. they have admission requirements or are open to selected students only.
Click the navigation menu to find out more about the minors offered by the respective schools and units.
Minors offered by S R Nathan School of Human Development
People are every organisation's greatest asset—and its biggest challenge. Learn to lead workforce strategy, drive change, and build resilient and high performing teams with a minor from Singapore's only full-time HRM undergraduate degree programme.
The outdoors serves as an engaging and experiential platform for teaching and learning. The Minor in Outdoor Education provides the key knowledge and skills for those who intend to develop others, particularly the 21st Century Competencies that are highly relevant for navigating the more complex and technological world today.
To be admitted into the minor, students need to meet the following criteria:
- Possess (a) a Sports-related Diploma by reputable colleges or polytechnics, (b) relevant work experience in sports/PE, or (c) other evidence of demonstrated competency in sports;
- Provide a medical memorandum from a medical doctor using the prescribed form;
- Provide CV in the prescribed format; and
- Undergo an interview with the Head of Programme.
Geared towards those who are keen on teaching physical education, the Minor in Physical Education can be customised to develop essential knowledge and skills necessary for this purpose.
To be admitted into the minor, students need to meet the following criteria:
- Possess (a) a Sports-related Diploma by reputable colleges or polytechnics, (b) Relevant work experience in sports/PE, or (c) other evidence of demonstrated competency in sports;
- Provide a medical memorandum from a medical doctor using the prescribed form;
- Provide CV in the prescribed format; and
- Undergo an interview with the Head of Programme.
Minors offered by School of Business
Develop applied learning in accounting, auditing, accounting analytics and/or taxation through a Minor in Accountancy. Build essential analytical and problem-solving skills that complement your major, enhance your business understanding, and prepare you for diverse professional opportunities.
Have you wondered how data from your discipline can be transformed into actionable business insights? The Minor in Analytics equips you with practical analytics skills that complement your domain knowledge and support evidence-based decision-making. You’ll learn how to analyse data, uncover patterns, and translate data into meaningful insights for decision-making.
The Minor in Applied Economics complements the study of Business and beyond by equipping students with the economic framework and the research and analytical skills valuable in understanding business and social issues, and more. It trains students to formulate logical and rigorous arguments using qualitative, quantitative and conceptual frameworks, and deepens the understanding of societal, business and policy issues. Economics-trained individuals have perpetuated all segments of the workforce in Singapore and beyond, which suggests having a deeper understanding of economics will be useful in students’ careers.
Prepare for an AI-driven future with the Minor in Artificial Intelligence for Business. The Minor develops AI literacy and capabilities to help you evaluate, apply, and manage AI responsibly across industries. Through applied, business-focused learning, you’ll gain future-ready skills for AI-enabled decision-making, responsible AI adoption, and leadership in modern organisations.
Propel your degree into the stratosphere with our Minor in Aviation Management. From airport design and sustainable flight to gaining a drone pilot licence, you will gain the specialised skills needed to lead the future of global air transport.
Broaden your horizon by understanding the complexities and interdependencies of modern businesses. The Minor in Business introduces key business functions and stakeholders, complementing your major and preparing you with business acumen beyond technical knowledge.
The Minor in Finance provides students with foundational knowledge of financial markets, investing, and financial decision-making. Students will develop practical financial literacy skills that are useful for both personal and professional purposes. The minor also allows students to explore whether a deeper pathway through a Second Major in Finance aligns with their interests and career aspirations.
The Minor in Financial Technology introduces students to the intersection of finance and technology, where innovation is transforming the financial industry. Students will gain exposure to areas such as AI, data analytics, and digital finance, while learning how technology creates new opportunities and competitive advantages in financial markets. The minor also serves as a pathway for students who may wish to pursue further studies through a Second Major in Finance.
The Minor in International Trade Management offers courses which connect supply chains, global trade and strategy—open to all students. Whatever your major, our courses give you a global edge and prepare you for future-ready careers.
Managing projects, finances, people, technologies, and businesses is no easy feat. The Minor in Management introduces key management topics in the context of modern organisations, complementing your major and equipping you with managerial skills beyond technical knowledge.
About 25% of Singapore’s economy depends on the maritime industry. The Minor in Maritime Management aims to develop a future-ready maritime workforce with professional standards and global mindset. Students with interest in the maritime sector are given a firsthand understanding of the industry, including challenges and developments brought by digitalisation, sustainability and AI.
Elevate your career with a Minor in Marketing. Even with fewer courses, you’ll gain essential knowledge to understand markets, engage customers, and create value. This foundation gives you a clear edge when starting your career, integrating into any business, or building your own start up, while sharpening the strategic mindset employers and entrepreneurs value.
Studying another discipline but curious about how the world's goods, services, and information actually move? A Minor in Supply Chain Management lets you explore any 2 of 5 specialist certificates—Supply Chain Planning, Sourcing and Procurement, Manufacturing and Operations, Distribution and Logistics, and Supply Chain Enablers—to build a working knowledge of critical SCM skills, including digital, AI, and green competencies, grounded in Singapore's SCM Jobs Transformation Map and Skills Framework for Logistics. It's a flexible way to broaden your expertise, boost your employability, and stand out in a job market where supply chain fluency is increasingly valued across every industry.
A successful business sees beyond short-term outcomes and understands that purpose means more than profit. Explore the Minor in Sustainable Business Practices, which is designed for future business leaders with the heart and mind for sustainability and social impact.
Minors offered by School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences
Discover the richness of Chinese language and culture while strengthening your communication, intercultural and analytical skills. This minor offers valuable insights into Chinese societies, traditions and contemporary developments, equipping students to engage more confidently with Chinese-speaking communities in Singapore and beyond.
Explore powerful works of Chinese literature across different periods, genres and societies. This minor helps students appreciate how literature reflects human experience, cultural values and social change, while sharpening critical thinking, textual analysis and cross-cultural understanding.
Whatever your major—be it Psychology, Business or Marketing—the Minor in Communication enhances your expertise with in-demand skills in creative content creation, social media management, and AI-savvy strategic communication. It's the perfect complement to your major. Gain the competitive edge to stand out and succeed in your workplace.
The minor is open to Home Team officers only.
The Minor in Criminology offers a broad range of topics related to crime. Courses are designed to not only study crime but the causes of crime, the social roots and impact. The end goal of criminology is to determine the root causes of criminal behaviour and to develop effective and humane means for preventing it.
Crisis management is not just the responsibility of first responders but requires the cooperation from whole-of-community. Considering that crisis can happen to any organisation and take in different forms, the courses in the Minor in Crisis Management is designed to equip students with knowledge and skills to manage crisis, increase resiliency, to lead and guide others.
To be admitted into the minor, students need to meet the admission requirements of the BA English Language and Literature.
To be admitted into the minor, students need to meet the admission requirements of the BA English Language and Literature.
Are you interested to be a true bilingual? Leverage on your interest in Malay by obtaining a Minor in Malay Language and Literature. The minor offers exciting courses in linguistics, literature as well as applied areas of Malay translation, interpretation and pedagogy.
To be admitted into the minor, interested students need to have a pass in Malay at GCE A-Level, AO-Level or O-Level.
The minor is open to SAF regulars only.
“Who Gets What, When, How”—politics is essentially about how power works to achieve desired goals, a perennial issue that has relevance to any discipline. Join the Minor/Second Major in Political Science to better understand the power dynamics behind governments and people, policies and processes as well as interstate relations in today’s world.
Curious about why people think, feel, and behave the way they do? The Minor in Psychology offers foundational insights into human behaviour, helping you better understand yourself and others. Choose from 5 baskets that would best complement your major.
The courses offered in the Minor in Psychosocial Intervention not only equip students with psychosocial techniques for criminal rehabilitation but also restorative justice approaches to restore the harmony between the different stakeholders including the wrong doer, the victim and the community.
Curious about why people think, act, and relate the way they do? The Minor in Sociology lets you add a social lens to your degree, with courses on Singapore society and topics such as family, education, health, ageing, popular culture, religion, urban life, inequality, and technology.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Tamil culture and language by choosing a Minor in Tamil Language. This minor not only enhances your language skills but also enriches your knowledge of phonology, morphology, and syntax. You’ll develop crucial translation skills and gain valuable cultural insights, preparing you for success in an increasingly interconnected global landscape.
To be admitted into the minor, interested students need to have a pass in Tamil at GCE A-Level, AO-Level or O-Level. Those with a diploma from NIE (Tamil) with GPA of 3.5 or above but without working experience would be considered for admission.
Translation goes beyond words; it builds cultural intelligence, critical judgement and strategic thinking. Elevate your degree with a Minor in Translation, to unlock high-value global careers in tech, media and business, and gain the power to bridge the divide between English- and Chinese-speaking worlds.
To take the minor, it is recommended that interested students have bilingual proficiency in English and Chinese.
Minors offered by School of Science and Technology
Turn AI into an advantage for your future.
AI is transforming every industry. The Minor in AI and Digital Solutions for Society equips you with practical skills in generative AI, computational thinking and digital solutions, alongside ethical and societal perspectives. Complement your existing degree, broaden your career opportunities, and become more confident in navigating an AI-powered world.
The minor will cease intake after the September 2026 declaration exercise.
The world has moved to the cloud—be the one who builds and manages it. Master the scalable infrastructure powering global giants like Google and Amazon and secure your place in a high-demand tech landscape.
Turn data into opportunity. The Minor in Data Science equips you with practical analytical and problem-solving skills that complement your major and prepare you for a fast-changing, data-driven world.
Don't just use AI; shape the future with it. Dive into the world of Large Language Models and creative algorithms to lead the next revolution in technology, automation, and creative problem-solving.
Bridge the gap between business and tech. Gain the versatile skills needed to manage systems, secure data, and drive digital innovation across any industry. It’s the foundational toolkit for the modern professional.
Future-proof your degree with the Minor in Mathematics. Master the analytical tools and logical reasoning that top employers demand across every industry. Whether it’s business, finance, logistics, tech, or social sciences, add the quantitative edge you need to turn complex data into powerful solutions. Make your expertise count!
Turn your ideas into the next viral app. Learn to design and build seamless mobile experiences for iOS and Android, putting your innovation directly into the pockets of millions of users worldwide.
Enhance your major with interdisciplinary knowledge in emergency care and response. Develop problem-solving skills, sound judgement and the confidence to support individuals and communities in challenging and time-critical situations.
The minor will cease intake after the September 2026 declaration exercise.
Minors offered by Student Success Centre
The minor is open to students who have completed the Alibaba Cloud-SUSS Entrepreneurship Programme only.
To be admitted into the minor, interested students need to arrange and confirm the overseas work attachment with the Career Development Office (CDO). For more details, please contact your career mentor or [email protected].
Minors offered by SUSS Academy
Great work deserves to be understood. Let your major be the substance, and use this minor to quietly build your impact.
To be admitted into the minor, interested students must have successfully completed and graduated from the SUSS-NTUC First Campus Joint Certificate in Early Childhood Education Leadership.
Create business solutions that make a difference. Learn how innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainability can be combined to address real-world social and environmental challenges while building meaningful impact for communities and society.
The minor equips students with practical knowledge and real-world perspectives on social innovation, sustainability, impact-driven business, and purpose-led entrepreneurship - preparing graduates to create both economic and social value in an increasingly purpose-driven world.