Mr Ng, a Nee Soon MP since 2015, announced in April before the General Election that he would be stepping down from the role, citing personal reasons such as time with family.
NUS launches S’pore’s first nursing practice doctorate to meet evolving healthcare needs
The first cohort for the two-year part-time programme has 16 students.
MOM investigating company, employer for hiring women with forged university certificates
MOM investigating company, employer for hiring women with forged university certificates
As Singapore grows in popularity with Chinese students, universities roll out Mandarin-taught programmes
Four autonomous universities – NTU, SMU, SUTD and SUSS – will launch new postgraduate programmes in Mandarin in the coming months.
Singapore Poly club members sign on to engage deaf community
Students in the sign language CCA participate in local community service events with the deaf community.
60 get PSC scholarships, including one bound for China’s Tsinghua University
52 are overseas scholarship recipients, among whom five are headed to varsities outside of the US or UK
Cinemas struggle in a world that cannot sit still
Movie-going saw a slide before the Covid-19 pandemic.
NTU introduces compulsory cadaver dissection classes for medical students from 2026
Students will experience cadaver dissections when they begin their clinical years.
A look inside the new Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute at NUS
The institute will have laboratories and dedicated spaces for public outreach.
NTU upholds zero grade for student accused of using AI in essay; panel found 14 false citations or data
Citing non-existent sources constitutes a serious form of academic misconduct, said the university.