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Welcome Prospective Students!

We are delighted that you are considering NUS for your further education. NUS has a range of joint, double and concurrent degree programmes with some of the best universities in the world. As a leading research-intensive university, there are many opportunities for our students to interact and work with faculty and graduate students at the cutting edge of knowledge creation in a wide range of fields. We invite you to discover the multi-dimensional educational experience at NUS.

Campus Life

In NUS, you would be constantly bumping into, interacting with and learning from students and faculty from more than a hundred countries, from a wide range of disciplines from philosophy to physics, from medicine to music. Join us and be a part of a leading global university, which aims to equip and challenge our graduates to make a difference in a globalised world full of opportunities.

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SPECIAL TERM (PART 1), AY 2009/2010 – MODULES REGISTRATION
To: All Undergraduate Students
Students interested to read modules during Special Term (Part 1) are required to register for lectures and tutorials through the Special Term Registration System as scheduled and in the order indicated below:

Lecture Registration:
* Round 1 - 15 & 16 March 2010
* Round 2 - 17 March 2010

Tutorial Registration:
* 18 & 19 March 2010

Please check the Special Term website for the details.

eLearning Week, 8 – 13 March 2010
The NUS Provost's latest circular on "eLearning Week, 8 – 13 March 2010" is available here.

Semester 1, AY2009/2010 Examination results release
Important information pertaining to release of Semester 1, AY2009/2010 Examination results is now available at the Examination Directory. Off campus students may access myISIS Login directly without logging-in through NUS WebVPN. For enquiries, you may send an email to examinations@nus.edu.sg.

CORS Schedule for Semester 2, AY 2009/2010
To: All Undergraduate Students (except Faculty of Dentistry and the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine)
The schedule for Semester 2, AY2009/2010 online registration for modules and information on the bidding rounds is now available at the Centralised Online Registration System (CORS) website.
A revision of the Appeal Types is available at CORS Policies and Guidelines (Appeals) section.
Please check this website regularly for the latest updates. Thank you.

For All Students

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Welcome to NUS Alumni Family

As a graduate of NUS and its predecessor institutions, you are part of the illustrious family of 202,000 alumni.

At the NUS Alumni Office, we are committed to serve and enrich the lives of our alumni and engage them in NUS’ aspirations.

We maintain a synergistic network of 43 Local Alumni Groups and 14 Overseas Alumni Chapters through which we help you stay closely connected with your alma mater and with fellow alumni.

Shaw Foundation Alumni House

The Shaw Foundation Alumni House is a Home on Campus for all NUS alumni. It is a focal point and a vibrant hub for our NUS community of alumni, students, faculty and staff to renew and strengthen ties with the University, to bond and network with one another.

Promoting lifelong learning, the Alumni House’s business facilities such as the auditorium, conference room and seminar rooms are ideal for holding talks and workshops which contribute to alumni’s personal growth.

Alumni Privileges, Events

As an esteemed NUS alumnus, you enjoy a host of complimentary privileges such as The AlumNUS Magazine, the AlumNUS Card, the AlumNET, the AlumMAIL – a complimentary, lifelong email address that identifies you as an alumnus of a world-class university – as well as access to the NUS Alumni e-Community that keeps you closely connected with NUS.

Alumni Privileges

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Take pride in being an alumnus of a prestigious global university! Stay connected via AlumNET

Make the Shaw Foundation Alumni House your new hangout today!

Check out the latest exciting alumni activities & programmes!

Welcome Visitors!

Welcome to NUS. We hope you will enjoy your stay in the University. This section will help you find out some fast facts and figures on NUS, information on getting around the campus, the range of accommodation available – and also some useful information on Singapore. Happy exploring!

Getting to NUS

Moving Around NUS

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Visitors to Singapore

Singapore is a vibrant cosmopolitan city with a population of about 4 million. Find out more about Singapore from the following external websites:.

Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts video is created by NUS Alumus Ms Lim Sauhoong, CEO & Executive Creative Director, 10AM Communications Pte Ltd

President Speaks

Scaling New Heights in a Changed World

Our world is changing rapidly and profoundly. As our Prime Minister, Mr Lee Hsien Loong noted in his speech to Parliament on 29 May, "After this crisis, the world is not going to be the same again. It's not just another cyclical downturn and recovery. The world's economy is undergoing a structural shift."

	NUS clinches 14th spot in inaugural Nature Asia-Pacific Publishing Rankings 2009 NUS has attained the 14th place in the inaugural Nature Asia-Pacific Publishing Rankings 2009, based on the newly established Nature Asia-Pacific Publishing Index. The Index ranks institutions and countries in the Asia-Pacific region (including India and Australasia) according to the number of primary research articles published in the prestigious Nature journals. NUS is the only university in Singapore to have made it to the top 15.
	From toxins to therapeutics The team led by Prof Manjunatha Kini of the NUS Department of Biological Sciences has found Haditoxin, a novel protein in the venom of the King Cobra (Ophiophagus hannah), offers great potential as a lead compound for understanding and treating a variety of neurological and neurodegenerative diseases which include Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, depression, anxiety and addiction to nicotine.
	Prof Kofi Annan calls on NUS At a lunch hosted in his honour at NUS, Prof Kofi Annan, first Li Ka Shing Professor of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP) and former Secretary-General of the United Nations, said that he was particularly impressed with the work being done by students in Singapore.
	Singapore scientists discover new synthetic strategy to control ultra-small luminescent nanocrystals Singapore scientists from NUS, the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), NTU and King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have discovered a new synthetic strategy for controlling the properties of ultra-small luminescent nanocrystals. Their findings have been published in the prestigious Nature journal on 25 February 2010.
	Dean of Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School receives award from The American College of Psychiatrists Prof Ranga R. Krishnan, Dean of Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, was presented with the Award for Research in Geriatric Psychiatry by The American College of Psychiatrists at its Annual Meeting held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in February this year.
	Prof Kofi Annan speaks on past lessons and future ambitions of Asia and Africa The divergent paths of Africa and Asia are a much studied subject. At his first public lecture delivered in his capacity as the inaugural Li Ka Shing Professor of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP), Prof Kofi Annan expounded on how Africa can learn from the approach and success of Asia and how to build a more effective partnership for the benefit of everyone.
	Prof John Wong is first in the Asian region to receive prestigious SASS Foundation award Prof John Wong, Dean of the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, won the prestigious SASS Foundation award in recognition of his outstanding contributions in advancing the field of Hematology Oncology.
	Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music Abigail Sin named region's first Young Steinway Artist A winner of an unprecedented number of international piano competitions, Ms Abigail Sin from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music (YSTCM) has been named the region’s first Young Steinway Artist. She is the first of such artist in Singapore and South East Asia, joining the pool of 13 Young Steinway Artists around the world.
	National University Cancer Institute officially opens The National University Cancer Institute, Singapore was officially launched by Guest-of-Honour Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong.
	NUS launches research boat 'The Galaxea' NUS can now boast of its own research vessel 'The Galaxea'. Launched on 6 February 2010 , the 12m by 5m boat will be shared by the Tropical Marine Science Institute (TMSI) and the NUS Department of Biological Sciences.
	Eight NUS research projects receive proof-of-concept grants from the National Research Foundation The National Research Foundation (NRF) awarded the Proof-of-Concept (POC) grants to eight projects from NUS, out of a total of 10 projects from the institutes of higher learning (IHLs). S$75 million has been set aside for this purpose under the NRF’s POC Scheme and the 10 project teams will each receive up to S$250,000 to develop their inventions into prototypes, bringing them closer to commercialisation.
	Passing of distinguished NUS alumnus Dr Chee Phui Hung Dr Chee Phui Hung, former president of the Medical Alumni Association, passed away on 14 February 2010 at the age of 87.
	NUS alumnus wins 2010 SME Richard E. Morley Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineer Award Mr Mervyn Fathianathan, an NUS alumnus, is one of this year’s recipients of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers Richard E. Morley Outstanding Young Manufacturing Award in recognition of exceptional contributions and accomplishments in the manufacturing industry.

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