•	Diploma in Casino Management
•	Advanced Diploma in Casino Management

The casino resort industry offers exciting and thrilling job opportunities. Casino Management programs prepare students for successful and productive management roles. The programs are student-centered, superior in content, and responsive to the needs of the local, regional and global casino resort industry. The curriculum prepares students to continue educational pursuits and encourages life-long learning and community services.


A Commitment to Excellence
SHINES attended the G2E Global Gaming Expo 2005 in Las Vegas to keep ahead of the latest trends driving the industry.


Site Visits
SHINES has made several site visits to US and consulted alumni and academics from various universities for course development.


Curriculum / Pathway
The programs are registered with Ministry of Education, Singapore. The curriculum provides students with an interdisciplinary education as it is aligned to the casino resort industry, in such areas as casino and hotel operations, human resources, accounting, marketing, food & beverage, additive behavior, legal and regulatory issues. The curriculum provides a complete pathway leading to Bachelor of Arts in Casino Management and MBA in Casino Management with European University.


Outstanding Faculty
Our faculty combines impressive academic credentials with significant real-world experience. Our academic coordinator has extensive experience in the casino resort and hospitality industry.


Exchange Program
The programs encourage students to venture beyond. Our exchange programs take students to the G2E Global Gaming Expo and visit major casino resorts.


Career Prospects

•	Global business worth of casino resort industry is close to USD450 billion.
•	Revenue from casino/gaming industry in Asia is expected to raise 20% to USD13 billion in 2006.
•	USD3-5 billion to develop 2 integrated resorts in Singapore.
•	35,000 new jobs are expected to be created from these 2 resorts and their related industries.
•	Singapore wants to raise tourist arrivals to 17 million with receipts of S$30 billion annually within a decade.