Welcome to

NUS Sociology and Anthropology Student Society

Formed in 1967 by a group of enthusiastic and idealistic freshmen, the NUS Sociology Society has been involved in the student life of the Department of Sociology. With an appreciation for the larger forces that shape society, the NUS Sociology Society has constantly sought to stay relevant to these shifting contexts.

Our Mission

Our Vision

To nurture students’ capacity to question assumptions, discover new perspectives and redefine existing paradigms of our social world through collaboration and building connections.

To promote camaraderie amongst Sociology majors and students interested in Sociology across diverse backgrounds by enhancing the appreciation of Sociological imagination in our everyday life.

55th Exco Committee

Rong Sheng

President

Rong Sheng

President

Rong Sheng

President

Rong Sheng

President

Rong Sheng

President

Rong Sheng

President

Rong Sheng

President

Rong Sheng

President

Events

17/09/2021

Making and Unmaking of the Working Class in Mumbai

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17/09/2021

NUS Graduate Virtual Open House

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Do join us at the ‘2021 NUS Graduate Education Virtual Open House ‘ on 22 September 2021 Wednesday, where we will share about our comprehensive, diverse yet exciting graduate programmes in Sciences, Computing, Engineering, Medicine, Law, Social Sciences, International Affairs, Politics/Policies, Finance, Accounting, Management, Economics, Communication and Media Studies, and many more. Please visit https://www.nus.edu.sg/nusgs/ regularly for […]

31/08/2021

East-West Interactions and Complexities: Syed Hussein Alatas, Wilhelm Wertheim and Edward Said

By Nur Haizumi |

Register JOINTLY ORGANIZED BY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND DEPARTMENT OF MALAY STUDIES SYNOPSIS Although Professor Syed Hussein Alatas was a prominent pre-Saidian critic of Orientalism, Western intellectual hegemony and academic imperialism in the social sciences, he found much to admire in the work of one of his mentors, Professor W.F. Wertheim. Given Alatas’s Indonesian connections […]