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About Aisha Shamsudin (NUS Communications and New Media) who overcame enormous challenges to graduate with a Bachelor of Social Sciences with Honours (Distinction).
The NUS Singapore History Prize is awarded every three years, and the author of the winning publication will receive a cash award of S$50,000.
Singapore’s most recent Circuit Breaker ended on 9 Aug 2021. The Circuit Breaker, a government-issued stay-at-home order, was one of many measures taken to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the pandemic, understanding how infectious diseases propagate has become an increasingly important field of study, especially as new diseases continue to crop up …
By Ms Tan Li Ming, Associate Scientist from the Centre for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing at NUS, and a PhD student from NUS Geography.
A feature on FASS and NUS alumna Hamizah Myra (NUS Global Studies and NUS Sociology ’24).
Even as she helps the community improve their mental health, Dr Charmaine Lim (Arts & Social Sciences ’12) is also mindful about safeguarding hers.
By Bao Rong, student from NUS Communications and New Media and the NUS Chinese Studies.
In their article ‘Curating Buddhism, Fostering Diplomacy: The ‘Secrets of the Fallen Pagoda’ Exhibition in Singapore’ (The Review of Faith & International Affairs, 2023), Assistant Professor Jack Chia (NUS History) and Mr Darryl Lim (Assistant Curator for Southeast Asia, Asian Civilisations Museum) provide an in-depth analysis of the 2014 exhibition, ‘Secrets of the Fallen Pagoda’. …
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) adheres to the ASEAN Way, a policy of mutual non-interference and consensus decision-making among its 10 member states. Despite their declarations of unity and unanimity, this consensus-driven approach often poses coordination challenges, particularly in managing their multifaceted relationship with the People’s Republic of China (PRC). This is further …
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Family’s Financial Situation, Burdened by Debt, has led to Aspirations of Becoming a Social Worker
A feature on social worker and NUS alumnus Francis Goh Jiang Hong (NUS Social Work ’24).