Faculty – Department of Philosophy

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Main Faculty

Joint Appointments

Other Faculty

Main Faculty

QU Hsueh Ming

Professor
Head of Department

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/5305-hsueh-ming-qu/about | https://nus.academia.edu/HsuehQu

Teaching Areas: Early Modern Philosophy, Kant

AY 2019-20 Modules

Semester 1 –
Semester 2 – PH3261 Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason, PH6210 Topics In History of Western Philosophy

Brief Introduction

Hsueh Qu joined the Philosophy Department at NUS in 2015. Previously, he received his Ph.D. from New York University, and completed his undergraduate and B.Phil. at Oxford University. He is originally from Malaysia. His research interest is Early Modern, primarily the scholarship of David Hume; he also has interests in Kant, Ethics, and Metaphysics. In this, as in all his other endeavors, he asks you to forgive him his failings, for he is only Humean after all.

TANG Weng Hong

Associate Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/1525

Research Areas: Epistemology

Teaching Areas: Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Probability

AY 2020-21 Modules	Semester 1 – PH2241 Philosophy of Mind, PH4210/PH6760 Topics in Western Philosophy/Philosophical Topics Semester 2 – PH3243 Chance and Uncertainty
Brief Introduction	Weng Hong received his PhD from the Australian National University and has been working at the National University of Singapore since 2010. His broad research interests include epistemology and the philosophy of probability. His PhilPapers page is here.

Ben Richard Kelsey BLUMSON

Associate Professor
Graduate Co-ordinator

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/1777-ben-richard-kelsey-blumson

Teaching Areas: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, Aesthetics

John HOLBO

Associate Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/780

Teaching Areas: Philosophy and Literature, Greek Philosophy, Aesthetics, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche

AY 2020-21 Modules	Semester 1 – GEK2041/GET1025 Science Fiction and Philosophy, PH2224/GEK2040 Philosophy and Film Semester 2 – PH2206 Founders of Modern Philosophy
Brief Introduction	John Holbo received his Ph.D. from UC Berkeley, in 1999. His dissertation was on Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus. He joined the Philosophy Department at NUS in 2000 and was promoted to Associate Professor in 2009.

LOY Hui Chieh

Associate Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/785-huichieh-loy

Research Areas: Chinese Philosophy

Teaching Areas: Chinese Philosophy, Greek Philosophy

AY 2020-21 Modules

Semester 1 – GEK1067/GET1029 Life, the Universe, and Everything
Semester 2 –

Brief Introduction

Loy Hui Chieh's primary interest centers around Early Chinese Philosophy, and most of his previous and current research are done in this field and in related researches on East Asia (e.g., history of science and technology and contemporary political ideas). Other interests include Ancient Greek Philosophy, Early Modern and Contemporary Ethics and Political Philosophy. He is currently on the editorial board for Chinese Comparative Philosophy for Philosophy Compass.

Michael Pelczar

Associate Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/881

Teaching Areas: Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Language, Metaphysics

AY 2020-21 Modules

Semester 1 –
Semester 2 – GEK1067/GET1029 Life, the Universe, and Everything

Brief Introduction

Michael Pelczar joined the Philosophy Department at NUS in 2001. Previously he taught at the University of Arizona in Tucson. He received his PhD from the University of Virginia in 2000 and his AB from Amherst College in 1993. His major ongoing project is the revival of phenomenalism, a theory that equates physical things with what J.S. Mill calls permanent possibilities of sensation. His personal website is at http://michaelpelczar.com.

Neiladri SINHABABU

Associate Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/1779

Research Areas: Ethics, Nietzsche, Political Philosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind and Action

Teaching Areas: Ethics, Nietzsche, Political Philosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind and Action

AY 2020-21 Modules

Semester 1 - PH3203 Moral Philosophy, PH4262 Nietzsche
Semester 2 – PE2101P Introduction to Philosophy, Politics and Economics

Brief Introduction

Neil develops desire-based explanations of reasoning and action in Humean Nature, which Oxford University Press published in 2017. His previous work defending the Humean theory of motivation has appeared in Philosophical Review and Noûs. He's also written on philosophy of mind, epistemology, Nietzsche, and romantic relationships with people in other possible worlds. He received his Ph.D from the University of Texas at Austin in 2008 and his B.A. from Harvard University in 2001. His research is available at PhilPapers. His personal website is at www.neilsinhababu.com.

Saranindra Nath TAGORE

Associate Professor
Honours Co-ordinator
SEP Co-ordinator

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/620

Teaching Areas: Indian Philosophy, Continental Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion

AY 2020-21 Modules

Semester 1 – PH2211 Philosophy of Religion
Semester 2 – PH2204 Introduction to Indian Thought

Brief Introduction

Saranindra Nath Tagore is primarily interested in Indian Philosophy and Continental Philosophy. Integrating these interests, he is currently working on the idea that cosmopolitan theory should attend to alternative conceptions of modernity.

Some visiting affiliations:

Visiting Scholar, Munk Center for International Studies, University of Toronto, Summer, 2005
Cordinate Research Scholar, Harvard Yenching Institute, Harvard University,1st August, 2009 to 31st December. 2009.
Affiliate Fellow, South Asia Initiative, Harvard University (2009-2010)

Ethan JERZAK

Assistant Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/15883

Teaching Areas: Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Philosophical Logic

AY 2020-21 Modules	Semester 1 - PH3246 Paradoxes Semester 2 – PH4242/PH6242 Issues in Philosophy of Language/Advanced Philosophy of Language, PH4261 Kant
Brief Introduction	Ethan came to NUS in Fall 2019. Before that, he was at Berkeley getting a PhD in philosophy. Before that, he was an undergraduate at the University of Chicago. He works on philosophy of language, philosophical logic, epistemology, and certain areas in ethics. He has enduring interests in the history of philosophy, including Kant, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Frege, and Wittgenstein.

Lavinia PICOLLO

Assistant Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/19619

Research Areas: Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Mathematics, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language

Teaching Areas: Logic, Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Mathematics, Metaphysics

Abelard PODGORSKI

Assistant Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/8305

Teaching Areas: Ethics, Greek Philosophy

AY 2019-20 Modules

Semester 1 – PH2222/GEK2036 Greek Philosophy (Socrates and Plato)
Semester 2 – PE2101P Introduction to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, PH2208/GEK2029 Applied Ethics

Brief Introduction

Before coming to NUS, Abelard received his PhD in philosophy from the University of Southern California, and his BA in mathematics and philosophy from Michigan State University. His primary research interests are in rationality, normative ethics, metaethics, and epistemology. His major recent projects concern the role of idealization in normative theory and the development of a process-oriented model of rationality. His website is found here.

Moonyoung SONG

Assistant Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/21320

Teaching Areas: Aesthetics, Ethics

Daniel WAXMAN

Assistant Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/19616

Teaching Areas: Philosophy of Mathematics, Political Philosophy, Logic, Ethics, Metaphysics

Isaac WILHELM

Assistant Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/20834

Research Areas: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Physics

Teaching Areas: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Physics, Feminist Philosophy, Epistemology, Logic, Philosophy of Biology

AY 2020-21 Modules

Semester 1 – PH3243 Chance and Uncertainty (To Be Confirmed)
Semester 2 – PH3217 Women in Philosophy, PH4201 Philosophy of Science

Brief Introduction

I joined the NUS philosophy department in 2021. I received my Ph.D. in philosophy from Rutgers, where I also earned an M.S. in mathematics. My research aims to understand the structure of reality and our place within it. I focus on metaphysics, philosophy of science, and philosophy of physics, though I have several related projects in epistemology, feminist philosophy, philosophical logic, and social philosophy as well.

Neil BARTON

Lecturer

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Research Areas: Philosophy of Mathematics, Mathematical Logic, Epistemology

Teaching Areas: Computational Reasoning, Logic, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Language

Brief Introduction

After my undergraduate and masters at University College London, I completed my PhD at Birkbeck in 2017, before postdoctoral stints at Universität Wien, Universität Konstanz, and Universitetet i Oslo. I joined NUS in 2024.

I’m primarily concerned with the philosophy and foundations of mathematics (though I have interests in several areas of philosophy and have worked on epistemology, the philosophy of science, and the philosophy of religion). I investigate different systems (both philosophical and mathematical) for representing our mathematical reasoning and results, and compare and contrast their features. In particular, I’m interested in issues surrounding pluralism and perspectivism; the idea that there might be more than one legitimate point of view to take on mathematical reality.

Cathay LIU

Senior Lecturer

Profile page: https://www.yale-nus.edu.sg/about/faculty/cathay-liu/

Teaching Areas: Early Modern Philosophy, especially Descartes

LEE Wang Yen

Lecturer

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/7950-wang-yen-lee

Research Areas: General Philosophy of Science, Epistemology, Bayesianism

Teaching Areas: Logic, Effective Reasoning, Philosophy of Science

AY 2020-21 Modules

Semester 1 – GEK2048/GET1026 Effective Reasoning
Semester 2 – GEM2006/GET1028 Logic, GEM2025/PH2201 Introduction to Philosophy of Science

Brief Introduction

Lee Wang Yen has a PhD in philosophy of science from the University of Cambridge. Prior to joining NUS Department of Philosophy, he taught Logic and Critical Thinking, Philosophy of Science, Critical Thinking in Economics, and Philosophy and Methodology of Research at undergraduate and graduate levels at the Faculty of Science and Faculty of Economics and Administration, University of Malaya. He was a senior research fellow/research co-ordinator at the University of Oxford in 2013-14. He hopes to resume his monograph project on an objective Bayesian account of probabilistic inference, for which he was awarded a Templeton World Charity Foundation grant. He is interested in philosophy of science, epistemology, logic, metaphysics, philosophy of religion, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, and ethics. His journal articles are in philosophy of science, epistemology, and philosophy of religion.

Jonathan Y. H. SIM

Lecturer

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/13806-jonathan-y-h-sim

Teaching Areas: Computational Reasoning, Chinese Philosophy

AY 2020-21 Modules

Semester 1 – GET1050 Computational Reasoning
Semester 2 – GET1050 Computational Reasoning

Brief Introduction

Jonathan Y. H. Sim is a Lecturer with the Department of Philosophy, at the National University of Singapore, where he teaches Computational Reasoning and Classical Chinese Philosophy to both undergraduates and working professionals. For his passion in teaching and his effective teaching methods, Jonathan received the Faculty Teaching Excellence Award (FTEA) in 2019 and 2021. He has a special interest in crossing beyond disciplinary boundaries in the search for fascinating new insights to address age-old problems, and has worked with Nobel Laureates and many top academics around the world to publish books on critical world issues, such as “Grand Challenges for Science in the 21st Century” (2018), “Buying Time for Climate Action” (2021), and “Fit for Purpose? The Futures of Universities” (2022). For his passion in sharing the joys of philosophy, and his knowledge across a spectrum of applied issues, he has been invited to discuss philosophical issues about AI, technology, and society for Channel News Asia, the Financial Times, and the South China Morning Post.

Daryl OOI

Lecturer

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/20479

Research Areas: Early Modern Philosophy, Chinese Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Singapore Studies

Teaching Areas: Everyday Ethics in Singapore, Chinese Philosophy, Philosophical Pedagogy

AY 2022-23 Modules	Semester 1 – GESS1029/GES1041 Everyday Ethics in Singapore Semester 2 – GESS1029/GES1041 Everyday Ethics in Singapore
Brief Introduction	I'm an instructor and doctoral candidate at the National University of Singapore. My primary areas of interest include Early Modern Philosophy (David Hume), Chinese Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Moral Psychology and the Philosophy of Religion.

Joint Faculty

Andrew M BAILEY

Professor
Humanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/3670

Teaching Areas: Metaphysics, Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion

Brief Introduction

Dr Bailey received his undergraduate degree from Biola University where he majored in Philosophy with a minor in Classics from Torrey Honors Institute. While at Biola University, he received the Delbert J Hanson Philosophy Major of the Year. Dr Bailey completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Notre Dame, where he also completed his MA and PhD in Philosophy. Having spent the first 27 years of his life in the United States (West Coast, Midwest, Northeast), Dr Bailey now sees Singapore as his adopted home. Dr Bailey spends much of his free time exploring the city and its surrounding region. He also plays the keyboard and guitar.

CHONG Chi Tat

University Professor
Department of Mathematics

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/24

Teaching Areas: Computability Theory

Neil MEHTA

Associate Professor
Humanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/3659

Teaching Areas: Philosophy of Mind, Epistemology

Brief Introduction

Dr Mehta is a philosopher of mind and epistemologist. He received his MA and PhD from the University of Michigan in 2008 and 2012 respectively, and an undergraduate degree from Swarthmore College in 2005.

As a philosopher, Dr Mehta thinks that consciousness is made up almost entirely of external properties; that perceptual experience has a normative role grounded in its proper function; and that knowledge sets the standard of epistemic success, but not of epistemic permissibility.

Matthew D WALKER

Associate Professor
Humanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/3660

Teaching Areas: Greek Philosophy

Brief Introduction

Matthew D Walker received his PhD in Philosophy from Yale University and his BA in Philosophy from Amherst College. Before joining Yale-NUS, Assoc Prof Walker was an American Council of Learned Societies New Faculty Fellow in Philosophy at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, a post-doctoral fellow in the Ethics of Virtue at the University of Miami, and a participant in ‘Traditions into Dialogue: Confucianism and Contemporary Virtue Ethics’, a National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar. He was also a Visiting Fellow at the Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford. Assoc Prof Walker has served on the American Philosophical Association Committee on International Cooperation, and is a member of the Mellon Philosophy as a Way of Life Network. He is the author of Aristotle on the Uses of Contemplation (Cambridge University Press).

Christine TAN

Lecturer
NUS College

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/20622

Research Areas: Chinese Philosophy (Classical Chinese Philosophy, Daoism, Neo-Daoism/Wei-Jin Xuanxue, Chan Buddhism, Continental Philosophy (Psychoanalysis, Post-structuralism, Critical Theory), Social Epistemology, Post-colonialism

Teaching Areas: Philosophy and Political Thought 1 and 2, Conceptions of Freedom in Classical Chinese Philosophy, Readings in Neo-Daoism, Perspectives on Gender in Chinese Philosophy, Global Narratives

Brief Introduction

Dr Christine Tan is a Filipino-born philosopher whose main areas of expertise are Chinese and Comparative Philosophy in general, and Daoist philosophy in particular. Before that, she did her MA and BA at the University of Santo Tomas, Philippines, where her areas of focus were psychoanalysis and post-structuralist philosophy. Dr Tan has published extensively in Chinese philosophy (with a specific focus on Zhuangzi and Guo Xiang). Her work has spanned a variety of epistemological themes from classical and medieval Chinese textual analysis to problem-driven treatments of traditionally Euro-centric issues such as freedom and autonomy. This includes published journal articles on Chinese Buddhism, Confucianism, and Daoism. Ultimately, her goal is to push the boundaries for how we understand selfhood, agency, and community from inter-cultural and truly global lenses.

Joel CHOW

Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/3328

Research Areas: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics; Political Philosophy; Political Epistemology

Teaching Areas: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics; Political Philosophy

Brief Introduction

I’m a lecturer teaching both at the philosophy department and NUS College. My primary research interests are in moral and political philosophy, social epistemology, and pedagogical research.

Publications

“Political Philosophy and Political Persuasion”, Australasian Philosophical Review, 4 (1): 80 – 86 (2020).

“On Political Instrumentalism and the Justification of Democracy”, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 118 (3): 387 – 397 (2018).

“The Internet and the Democratic Imagination: Deweyan Communication in the 21^st Century”, Contemporary Pragmatism 10 (2): 49 – 79 (2013).

Amy RAMIREZ

Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Research Areas: Moral Philosophy, Philosophy of Race, Feminist Philosophy, Social and Political Philosophy

Teaching Areas: Philosophy of Education, Philosophy of Race, Moral Philosophy

Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Profile page: https://philpeople.org/profiles/maximilian-tegtmeyer

Research Areas: Kant and German Idealism, Early Modern Philosophy, Ancient Greek Philosophy, 19th and 20th Century European Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Epistemology

Teaching Areas: Human Nature, Epistemology

Brief Introduction

Max’s research aims to revive insights regarding the significance of self-consciousness from Early Modern and Classical German Philosophy for contemporary thinking in the philosophy of mind and epistemology. He has wide interests in the history of philosophy, ranging from Ancient Greek Philosophy to 19th and 20th Century European Philosophy. Max received his PhD in Philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh, his MPhilStud in Philosophy from King's College London, and his BA in Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics from Heidelberg University.

Bart Van WASSENHOVE

Senior Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Research Areas: Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, particularly Roman Stoicism.

Teaching Areas: Global Narratives, Moral Emotions in Everyday Life, and Technologies of the Self: from Socrates to Self-Help

Professor
Department of Philosophy, NUS Law

Research Areas: Moral and political philosophy, philosophy of law, philosophy of rights and legal reasoning, law of trusts

Teaching Areas: Philosophy of law, law of trusts

Brief Introduction

James Penner (BSc Genetics UWO; LLB Toronto; DPhil Oxford) is Kwa Geok Choo Professor of Property Law in the Faculty of Law, NUS. His D.Phil thesis formed the basis of The Idea of Property in Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1997) which won the 1997 Society of Public Teachers of Law First Prize for Outstanding Scholarship by a Younger Scholar (now renamed the ‘SLS Peter Birks Prize’). His research interests include the philosophy of property and the law of trusts, and writes more widely in the areas of private law and the philosophy of law, with particular emphasis on the philosophy of rights and the nature of legal reasoning. His most recent monograph is Property Rights: A Re-Examination (2020, Oxford University Press).

Julian SAVULESCU

Professor
Department of Philosophy, Medicine

Research Areas/Teaching Areas: Medical ethics, gene ethics, neuro ethics, AI ethics/tech ethic

Brief Introduction

Professor Julian Savulescu is the Chen Su Lan Centennial Professor in Medical Ethics and Director for the Centre for Biomedical Ethics at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore (NUS). He is an award-winning ethicist and moral philosopher trained in neuroscience, medicine, and philosophy who has held the Uehiro Chair in Practical Ethics at the University of Oxford since 2002.He is a Visiting Professorial Fellow in Biomedical Ethics at Murdoch Children’s Research institute and Distinguished International Visiting Professor in Law at the University of Melbourne where he leads the Biomedical Ethics Research Group. He is also a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences, Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities, and received an honorary doctorate from the University of Bucharest.

As of March 2024, Prof Savulescu has a h-index of 89, over 420 publications cited at least 10 times and 31,255 citations to his work. He was ranked the top 0.04% of all scholars globally in 2022 by Stanford University-Elsevier. Scholar GPS also ranked him No.1 in the world in bioethics for all time and No.1 in the world in medical ethics for all time for 2022.

David MERRY

Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Profile Page: https://philpeople.org/profiles/david-merry

Research Areas: Ancient Greek & Roman Philosophy, Normative Ethics, Meta-Ethics, Applied Ethics (esp. medical ethics & environmental ethics).

Teaching Areas: Environmental Philosophy & Policy, Happiness and Understanding Nature

Brief Introduction

David is a lecturer at NUS College. His work primarily looks at dialectic in Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, and its role (or lack thereof) in the justification of theories of happiness. He has also written about trust in molecular medicine, deception in therapeutic applications of mindfulness, and xenophobia in Plato's treatment of foreign residents in the Laws. He is currently exploring the implications of recent work on animal well-being and diversity on neo-Aristotelian naturalism. He holds an MA from the University of Auckland and a PhD from the Humboldt University of Berlin.

Other Faculty

TEN Chin Liew

Emeritus Professor

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/23972

Teaching Areas: Legal Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Moral Philosophy

Brief Introduction

Ten Chin Liew (C.L. Ten) is a professor of philosophy whose main interests are in legal and political philosophy, especially in issues relating to liberty and toleration. Recent appointments include: Professor of Philosophy (Personal Chair) Monash University; Invitation Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science; Honorary Consultant, Law Reform Commission of Victoria; Visiting Professor, Graduate School, City University of New York; Adjunct Professor, Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics, Charles Sturt University, Canberra Campus. He was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities (FAHA) in 1989, and a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (FASSA) in 2000. In October 2018 the Philosophy Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, organised an "International Workshop on Punishment and J.S. Mill -- Themes from C.L. Ten",Prof Ten gave the keynote address on "Mill's Legacy" and commented on all the papers which related to his works on Mill and punishment. He also gave a paper to graduate students on "Pluralism: Berlin v. Dworkin".

YEO Shang Long

Senior Tutor / NUS Overseas Graduate Scholar

Profile page: https://discovery.nus.edu.sg/11436

Teaching Areas: Ethics, Political Philosophy, PPE (Philosophy, Politics, and Economics)

Research Areas: Normative Ethics, Metaethics, PPE (Philosophy, Politics, and Economics)

Our People

Main Faculty

QU Hsueh Ming

Professor Head of Department

TANG Weng Hong

Associate Professor

Ben Richard Kelsey BLUMSON

Associate ProfessorGraduate Co-ordinator

John HOLBO

Associate Professor

LOY Hui Chieh

Associate Professor

Michael Pelczar

Associate Professor

Neiladri SINHABABU

Associate Professor

Saranindra Nath TAGORE

Associate Professor Honours Co-ordinator SEP Co-ordinator

Ethan JERZAK

Assistant Professor

Lavinia PICOLLO

Assistant Professor

Abelard PODGORSKI

Assistant Professor

Moonyoung SONG

Assistant Professor

Daniel WAXMAN

Assistant Professor

Isaac WILHELM

Assistant Professor

Neil BARTON

Lecturer

Cathay LIU

Senior Lecturer

LEE Wang Yen

Lecturer

Jonathan Y. H. SIM

Lecturer

Daryl OOI

Lecturer

Joint Faculty

Andrew M BAILEY

ProfessorHumanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

CHONG Chi Tat

University ProfessorDepartment of Mathematics

Neil MEHTA

Associate ProfessorHumanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

Matthew D WALKER

Associate ProfessorHumanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

Christine TAN

LecturerNUS College

Joel CHOW

LecturerDepartment of Philosophy, NUS College

Amy RAMIREZ

LecturerDepartment of Philosophy, NUS College

Maximilian TEGTMEYER

LecturerDepartment of Philosophy, NUS College

Bart Van WASSENHOVE

Senior LecturerDepartment of Philosophy, NUS College

James Ernest PENNER

ProfessorDepartment of Philosophy, NUS Law

Julian SAVULESCU

ProfessorDepartment of Philosophy, Medicine

David MERRY

LecturerDepartment of Philosophy, NUS College

Other Faculty

TEN Chin Liew

Emeritus Professor

YEO Shang Long

Senior Tutor / NUS Overseas Graduate Scholar

Professor
Head of Department

Associate Professor
Graduate Co-ordinator

Associate Professor
Honours Co-ordinator
SEP Co-ordinator

Professor
Humanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

University Professor
Department of Mathematics

Associate Professor
Humanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

Associate Professor
Humanities (Philosophy), Yale-NUS College

Lecturer
NUS College

Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Senior Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College

Professor
Department of Philosophy, NUS Law

Professor
Department of Philosophy, Medicine

Lecturer
Department of Philosophy, NUS College