PSBA to launch paramedicine courses under new partnership

The agreement was signed during the launch of its third campus at The Cathay.

PSB Academy (PSBA) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Coventry University and COSEM to introduce specialised paramedicine courses in Singapore.

As part of the collaboration, Coventry University has unveiled its Bachelor of Science with Honours in Paramedic Science programme. The first intake will begin in July.

The agreement was signed during the launch of PSBA’s third campus at The Cathay, which features classrooms fitted with audiovisual systems to support hybrid learning models.

“Industry collaborations underpin our approach to education,” Derrick Chang, CEO of PSBA, said.

“This expansion of our facilities ensures that students have access to a learning environment that not only meets academic standards but also reflects the needs of today’s workforce,” Chang added.

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