The study is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2026.
NUS studying climate change impacts on Asean’s agriculture sector to enhance food security: Grace Fu
Did not 'feel right': Yale-NUS students say they were asked to destroy DVDs
Associate Professor Natalie Pang, NUS’ university librarian, said licensing and copyright regulations meant that some DVDs could not be redistributed.
Successful ITE graduates to be recognised under a new fellowship in President’s Challenge 2025
SINGAPORE – A new fellowship to recognise Institute of Technical Education (ITE) graduates who have had outstanding career achievements was among three tracks launched under the refreshed President’s Challenge on May 28.
New residence at Temasek Polytechnic brings eldercare learning closer to students
The campus-based facility can house 20 elderly in 4 units, for 300 students to interact with yearly.
SingHealth Duke-NUS’ AI spin-off inks MOUs with Roche, ST Engineering to improve healthcare operations
Possible uses for the Enigma platform include accelerating clinical trial recruitment, checking specialised data
Secondary school dropout, 36, graduates top of his cohort at Republic Polytechnic
An encounter with some polytechnic interns he was supervising spurred Mr Muhammad Haikal Nekla to return to school.
University fees: A parental obligation or a student's burden?
This long-standing question has sparked many debates over the years….
Less than half of private university grads find full-time jobs, despite slight increase in salaries
The median monthly salaries of those in full-time work in 2024 increased to $3,500.
NYP nursing grad who lost father at a young age will now study medicine at NUS
NYP nursing grad who lost father at a young age will now study medicine at NUS
China’s universities are wooing Western scientists
And they are reaching beyond academics with Chinese heritage.