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NUS launches new Master’s in Geopolitics of South Asia
We’re officially featured in The Star 📰✨ NUS is launching the first-ever Master’s in Geopolitics of South Asia in Southeast Asia – designed for those ready to decode the region’s global impact and shape the future of international policy. 🌏💡 Ready to level up your geopolitics game? This is where strategy meets real-world relevance. Click …
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NUS launches new Master’s programme to explore the geopolitics shaping South Asia’s future
Big news drop! The National University of Singapore just launched its Master of Social Science in Geopolitics of South Asia, and it’s already turning heads. This one-year, full-time programme dives deep into the forces reshaping South Asia, from trade and tech to strategy and diplomacy. With a unique blend of insider regional insights and Singapore’s …
Living Cultures: Engaging Indian Communities in Singapore by Ms Vithya Subramaniam
What enlivens Indian culture and community in Singapore? What does it mean to create community through service and heritage? This course offers students an opportunity to partake in ongoing efforts at community building through a semester long engagement with an Indian organisation in Singapore. Students will learn that community engagement can take multiple forms and …
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Celebrating 25 Years of SASP: NUS South Asian Studies Student Society Launches Historic ‘Mind Mela’ Game Show
This September, the NUS South Asian Studies Student Society (SNSOC) made history with the department’s very first game show – “Mind Mela.” It was a fun, thrilling game show in celebration of the NUS South Asian Studies Programme’s (SASP) 25th anniversary. Designed to challenge participants across a range of topics, the quiz touched on everything …