Kampung Spirit
Urban studies class explores community development
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Community Building
Faculty members participate in on-campus activities
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Passing the Torch
Esteemed economist appointed as new Dean of Faculty
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Integrating Art & Technology
Interface design for time-based art forms
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Meatless Mondays & Pet Therapy
Raising animal welfare awareness at Yale-NUS
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Impact of Study Awards
Graduating seniors reflect on the impact of study awards
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At the heart of every student’s education is a program of coursework known as the Common Curriculum. Centered on the most fundamental questions in the liberal arts and science, it will offer students some understanding of the natural world, human psyche and social life, literature, the arts and history, and philosophical and mathematical thought.
Each major provides systematic training in a specific academic discipline or interdisciplinary area, and is designed to give students ample scope and flexibility to explore their interest in a chosen area of knowledge, while providing direction and depth to their studies.
Science (Chemisty)
Professor Bernasek is an experimental physical chemist, interested in the mechanisms and dynamics of chemical reactions which occur at solid surfaces and interfaces.
Humanities (Literature in English)
Professor Patke brings a firm commitment to the introduction of a liberal arts curriculum to Southeast Asia, and a keen interest in an integrated approach to the arts as part of the overall experience of a liberal arts education for the 21st century.
Social Sciences (Urban Studies)
Professor Jacobs has developed innovative pedagogies for field and classroom based urban studies, which include comparative thinking, multi-disciplinary approaches, and community-linked, research-based learning.
By Daryl Yang | Image provided by Yasunari Watanabe From 3 to 4 March 2017, Yale-NUS College hosted students, faculty and members of the public interested in the growing field o...
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By Wen Kin Lim | Images by Aleithia Low While other students were completing their final week of classes, Betty Pu (Class of 2020) was on a 17-hour flight to California, USA for...
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By Julian Low On 29 May 2017, Yale-NUS College celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2017. Shortly after, the Yale-NUS community will bid adieu to Founding President,...
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By Julian Low Four years ago, Yale-NUS College welcomed its first cohort of students. From the temporary campus at Residential College 4 and pioneering runs of the Common...
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By Daryl Yang | Images as credited As the first class of Yale-NUS College prepares to graduate in a few weeks’ time, some students have committed themselves to applying their li...
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By Daryl Yang | Image by Weave for Yale-NUS College While Joan Danielle Ongchoco (Class of 2017, above) will be graduating from Yale-NUS College later this year with the rest of...
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