Dear students and colleagues
As the Acting Dean of the College of Design and Engineering, I am proud to see our students excel and make a mark in the global arena.
I recently had the honour of presenting the NUS flag to the AeroNUS team, who are under the guidance of our Mechanical Engineering Department. They were headed to Tuscon, Arizona, to represent NUS at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Design Build Fly (DBF) competition. Witnessing our students take on challenges and maximise opportunities to enrich their learning through competitions, student exchanges, and overseas immersions brings me great joy.
At CDE, we believe skills are honed, and knowledge is internalised through real experiences. We are grateful that the world has opened again to provide our students with these opportunities. THE NUS FSAE team is preparing for the upcoming FSAE competition taking place in Michigan in June. They, too, will be flying our NUS flag sky-high!
However, such experiences are not limited to global events. Our project showcases and poster presentations held every semester offer students the chance to share their exciting work and talent with industry stakeholders, alumni, and donors. They are platforms for our students to pitch their ideas, present their findings, and receive constructive feedback from those with different perspectives, giving them a glimpse into what they can expect in the real world.
The iDP Project Showcase held on 14 April drew much interest from our partners and donors, who were enthusiastic to see how our students are making an impact. These events are also ways that we, as a community, get to know each other better and create connections of value. It is an opportunity for us to celebrate our collective achievements and recognise the hard work of our students and faculty.
As we strive for excellence and innovation, I am proud to lead a community of students and colleagues dedicated to positively impacting society. I look forward to seeing more of our students soar and take on new challenges.
Sincerely,
Teo Kie Leong
Acting Dean
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AkiVAL 2024
Feel free to download the digital booklet for the exhibition here. Formerly known as CityEx, AkiVAL 2024 is a celebration of the achievements of students in Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Master’s Programmes from the past academic year. Organised by a committee of students from the DoA and TAS, this exhibition showcases the milestones and creative […]
NUS Cities at The World Cities Summit 2024
Join us at the forefront of addressing liveable and sustainable city challenges and exploring integrated urban solutions at this year’s World Cities Summit! Held biennially, this prestigious event brings together government leaders and industry experts dedicated to innovating for more livable and sustainable cities. Organised by Singapore’s Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) and the Urban […]
Form Follows Climate: Designing Climate-Resilient Schools
Research in science and technology over the past century have led to improvements in the overall quality of living, from better public health services, alleviating food precarity to enhancing human comfort within our built environment. The key attribution here is a more profound appreciation of our relationship with the natural and built environment, through exercising […]
Emergent Systems: An Exhibition of Design 6 Studio Works
“Emergent Systems: An Exhibition of Design 6 Studio Works” is a public exhibition of the BA(Arch) Year 3 student’s Design 6 Studio works. This year, students are invited to re-evaluate the role of systems in the increasingly complex field of architecture where a siloed approach is becoming irrelevant. The exhibition will display the works […]
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