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Social Sciences x Medicine: Ageing, Health, & Policy in Singapore
As we commemorate the International Day of Older Persons celebrated every October 1st, it is crucial to recognise the various challenges that the elderly face. This year’s theme, ‘Ageing with Dignity’ is a timely reminder of the critical need to effectively and efficiently address the evolving needs and aspirations of current and future seniors. Last …
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NUS CNM’s Associate Professor Neyazi Appointed Editor-in-Chief of Top Communication and Political Science Journal
Associate Professor Taberez A. Neyazi (of NUS Communications and New Media, and the NUS Centre for Trusted Internet and Community) becomes the first Asian editor to lead the international Journal of Press/Politics.
‘Crying Every Day’: NUS Grad Draws on her Mental Health Struggles to Advocate for Malay Community
About Aisha Shamsudin (NUS Communications and New Media) who overcame enormous challenges to graduate with a Bachelor of Social Sciences with Honours (Distinction).
Cyber Peace is Equally Important
By Bao Rong, student from NUS Communications and New Media and the NUS Chinese Studies.
NUS Communications and New Media Graduate Overcomes Adversity to Advocate for Mental Health and the Malay/Muslim Community
As she enters the working world armed with a Bachelor of Social Sciences with Honours (Distinction) in Communications and New Media (CNM), Aisha Shamsudin is excited to apply herself to the media and communications industry and learn all that she can, in the hopes of contributing back to her community and to causes close to her heart in the future.
STEER trip to Chongqing and Chengdu Takes Students on a Journey Exploring a Future in Renewable Energy
The STEER Chongqing and Chengdu trip yielded a unique experience where classroom learning was complemented by outdoor and cultural exposure, such as visits to heritage sites and learning about Chongqing’s urbanisation journey at the Three Gorges Museum (pictured) and Chongqing Museum.
Is Political Incivility Driving Away Voters in India’s 2024 Election?
India’s 2024 election has seen a significant shift in the political rhetoric of BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, says NUS Communications and New Media’s Dr Taberez Ahmed Neyazi.
Ideas Festival 2024: When Remote Work isn’t Always ‘Work from Home’
As they studied the spatial, social and technological dimensions of home-based work in Singapore, an interdisciplinary team of NUS researchers put together several home models for the “Visualising Home-based Work” exhibition, which shows how the home has been adapted to facilitate flexible work arrangements.
Future of AI on Media Landscape Greeted with Cautious Optimism at CNM Leaders Summit
Organised by the Department of Communications and New Media at the NUS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the bi-annual event gathered prominent professionals and creators from the media, advertising, artistic and legal fields who shared insights on how AI is transforming the media landscape.