Is JCU or SiM more recognized in Singapore? Why?

Singapore Institute of Management was established on November 28, 1964. It is a non-profit membership institution with the mission of developing Singapore’s human resources. Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) is Singapore's premier professional management and human resources training institution. For more than 40 years, the Singapore Institute of Management has made great contributions to the development of human resources in Singapore.

The college has extensive experience in offering in-service adult continuing education courses. Therefore, in 1992, it was commissioned by the Ministry of Education of Singapore to add the Open University Degree Program (OUDP). In 2002, when the Singapore Institute of Management was recognized by the Open University in the UK, the Open University Degree Program (OUDP) was renamed the Singapore Institute of Management Open University Center (SIM-OUC).

Introduction:

Singapore private colleges are divided into two categories, one is the academic qualifications that can be certified by the Chinese Ministry of Education, and the other is the academic qualifications that cannot be certified by the Chinese Ministry of Education. Chinese students usually choose academic qualifications that can be certified.

There are two types of institutions that can be certified. One is the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), which is the leading institution in Singapore, and the other is other private institutions that can be certified.

If we only compare SIM and JCU, in fact, the two schools are of different types. The highest rankings of SIM's partner universities are the University of Warwick, ranked 62nd in the world in QS2020, and the University of Birmingham, ranked 81st. Even the lower-ranked cooperation universities There are also universities such as the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia (238th and the University of Wollongong (212th)) that are very high in the world rankings.