UTown Residential Programme (UTRP) is now accepting applications *new*

Incoming freshmen are invited to apply to the UTRP from now to 6 June 2013. Click here for more information.

UTown Scholarships *new*

Application for UTown Scholarships and Bursaries is now open! Submit your application by 18 June 2013. 

UTown Self-Guided Tour

Download these useful guides* (page 1/page 2) for a self-guided tour of University Town!
*Best viewed in Google Chrome and optimised for A3

Quotes "Being part of the Tembusu community has been an exhilarating experience! Apart from participating in student-initiated activities as well as honing my critical thinking skills through the uniquely designed Ideas and Exposition modules, informal learning opportunities are also available to enhance and complete my College experience."
- Timothy
Did you know? There are lots of facilities at UTown for all NUS students - 24/7 study clusters, Mac/PC Commons, discussion spaces, a learning cafe and multimedia facilities (with sporting and cultural facilities soon to come). Come and discover UTown now!

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Writing Unit & Writing and Communication Hub

Your solution to good writing and communication skills

The Writing Unit is part of the Centre for English Language Communication (CELC), a non-faculty based teaching unit with its core mission being to empower NUS students to acquire effective English language and communication skills for their academic and professional lives. To fulfill its core mission, CELC provides a wide range of writing and communication courses and programmes to help prepare NUS students for their academic studies and professional careers. In addition to these courses and programmes, CELC also provides other important services, one of which is the WCH.

The Writing and Communication Hub (WCH) currently has three stations: the Central Library Station (Central Library, Level 6), SELF Station (CELC Building, Level 2) and University Town Station. Its University Town Station is located within the Writing Unit on level 2 of the Education Resource Centre.

The WCH is a place where NUS students can get help with their writing, oral presentations and conversation skills. Staffed by trained peer tutors, the WCH provides two major services: one-to-one consultations to help students who need assistance with their writing and oral presentation assignments, and conversation classes for students who want to practice casual, English-language conversation in a supportive environment. Such services are offered to all NUS students at no charge to the student.

To learn more about what the WCH does, please go to http://www.nus.edu.sg/celc/writinghub/.

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