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The Ministry of Education Tier 1 Grants, administered by the NUS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, have 2 to 3 calls every financial year. The application is open to all tenure track faculty members and the grant supports projects in the social sciences and humanities with a total project value of below S$180,000 over […]
An increasing number of Singaporeans have fallen victim to phishing scams. OCBC Bank reported that about S$13.7 million was lost in phishing scams that affected hundreds of its customers. In response, OCBC Bank is rolling out a kill switch mechanism that allows its customers to freeze all accounts if they have fallen victim to a […]
NUS is offering a number of new programmes to prepare graduates for the future.
NUS is offering a number of new programmes to prepare graduates for the future.
Artist and NUS alumnus Yeo Tze Yang (Arts ’19) spent about two years to complete the 60 paintings constituting this installation.
NUS graduates continued to achieve stronger employment prospects and higher starting salaries amid the volatile global economy, according to the Joint Autonomous Universities Graduate Employment Survey 2021.
The interdisciplinary and integrative university education at NUS has given students a strong head-start in their careers, as shown in results of the Joint Autonomous Universities Graduate Employment Survey 2021.
Additional financial support for living expenses, on-campus stay and overseas programmes for students who need more help.
There are quite a few options for financial aid available to NUS students, including the Chia Siew Wong Bursary, which helped lighten alumna Melanis Tai Jing En’s financial burden over the course of three academic years.
Part of the inaugural Career Navigator, the National University of Singapore introduced the NUS College of Humanities and Sciences and its unique interdisciplinary approach to curriculum as well as strategies on how students could integrate into the workforce.