Why Choose NIE Modular Graduate Courses
At NIE, we offer a vast and diverse collection of Master’s level courses to provide opportunities as well as encouragement for individuals to strive towards knowledge acquisition, skills mastery and lifelong learning.
While formal recognition of postgraduate education in the form of a Master’s or PhD degree may appeal to some, the majority of working adults may prefer learning through standalone courses.
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What's Next for You
Every semester, NIE offers a range of Master’s level courses. These courses can be taken as standalone courses, subject to vacancies and meeting pre-requisites.
Credits earned can also be transferred to a relevant Master’s programme upon successful admission, subject to prevailing University’s guidelines and approval.
Courses available for August 2026 Semester:
Apply by 8 June 2026!
| Course Code | Course Title | Programme the course can be accredited to (subject to meeting eligibility criteria) | To register and for full course details including fees, funding and dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| RSE915 | Assessment of Children and Youth with Special Needs (Classroom, Synchronous and Asynchronous e-learning) | Master of Education (Special Education) | Click here |
| RSM905 | Data Science | Master of Science (Mathematics for Educators) | Click here |
| RDP907 | How to Nurture Creative and Happy Learners (Classroom and Asynchronous E-Learning) | Master of Education (Developmental Psychology) | Click here |
| RDP904 | Motivation, Volition and Learning-in-Action (Classroom and Asynchronous E-Learning) | Master of Education (Developmental Psychology) | Click here |
| RDP909 | Assessment and Development of 21st Century Competencies (Classroom and Asynchronous E-Learning) | Master of Education (Developmental Psychology) | Click here |
| RES910 | Physical Activity, Nutrition and Health (Classroom and Asynchronous E-Learning) | Master of Science (Exercise & Sport Studies) | Click here |
| RES911 | Psychology of Physical Activity (Classroom and Asynchronous E-Learning) | Master of Science (Exercise & Sport Studies) | Click here |
| RUE902 | Philosophy of Music Education (Classroom & Asynchronous e-learning) | Master of Education (Music) | Click here |
| RUE904 | Studies in Musical Behaviours (Classroom & Asynchronous e-learning) | Master of Education (Music) | Click here |
Credit Transfer if You Complete Modular Graduate Courses
Individuals who complete modular graduate courses may transfer the credits earned towards a Master’s programme upon successful admission. This is subject to the following guidelines:
- The course must be relevant to the Master’s programme the student is admitted to.
- Up to a maximum of 12 AUs may be transferred.
- The grade obtained for the course must be at least a C+.
- The validity period for exemption/ credit transfer of a course is 5 years from the date of award of the course as reflected in the official result slip/transcript.
- The course must not have been used for exemption/ credit transfer into another programme.
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