NUS Engineering has four dedicated and certified career advisors to support students in finding jobs – including recent Mechanical Engineering graduate Darren Cheong.
Career advisory in the time of pandemic (and otherwise!) Read More »
Driven by a desire to tackle pandemic-related problems, NUS ECE graduate Kenny Chen co-founded two companies before he had even graduated.
NUS Engineering entrepreneur rises to COVID challenges Read More »
Engineering alumnus and VR entrepreneur Roy Koo developed an Instagram filter to bring cheer to graduating students during the pandemic.
Instagram filter brings Commencement experience to students Read More »
The new approach by NUS will focus on integrating and breaking down the boundaries between two distinct disciplines.
In conjunction with SDE’s 50th anniversary celebrations in 2019, SDE launched the NUS Clementi Bus Stop Student Design Competition inviting all SDE students to envision a new proposal for the NUS Faculty of Architecture Bus Stop along Clementi road.
NUS Clementi Bus Stop Student Design Competition Read More »
Talking plants and listening toys are some of the inventive ideas to come out of the NUS Makerthon 2020.
Solving social isolation with technology Read More »
Professor Novoselov remains at the forefront of an entirely new area of multidisciplinary research which was formed after his discovery of graphene, the world’s first two-dimensional material Researchers, students and other members of Singapore’s scientific community attended a lecture on 26 Nov by Professor Sir Konstantin Novoselov, Tan Chin Tuan Centennial Professor at NUS Materials […]
Materials in the Flatland: A scientific lecture by Nobel Laureate Konstantin Novoselov Read More »
NUS students spend a significant amount of their time on campus, so much so that the University often feels like a “second” home where their studies and play have become intertwined. In this second home, how often does the community stop and appreciate the cleaners who are seen pushing their cleaning carts? Do they […]
CleaNUS Project 2019: Behind the uniform Read More »
From left: Neo (Chemical Engineering), Joyce (Common Engineering), Ryan (Mechanical Engineering) and Ijaz (Electrical Engineering) recently completed their Engineering Principles & Practice (EPP) modules and shared their experiences and thoughts on experiential learning at NUS Engineering. Out of the classroom, into the lab! When engineering students first step into a university, they typically expect an […]
Real-Life Engineering Read More »
Chester Seet has been a Robotics Engineer with the Advanced Remanufacturing and Technology Centre at the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) for the past five years. Four of those years were spent juggling his full-time role at A*STAR programming industrial robots with lectures, tutorials, assignments and examinations alongside his classmates in the Bachelor […]
Lifelong learning pays off for engineer Read More »
