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 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
"As a USP student, it was rewarding to witness how the shift to UTown had provided USP students with many more resources and platforms to organise communal learning activities beyond the classroom…"
- Edwin
Did you know?
To cater to every sleep cycle, many facilities such as the PC and Mac Commons, and the study clusters, are open 24/7.
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Highlights
Events
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The Letter
The Malaya Black and White film screening series comes to The Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium for the first time with the screening of The Letter, a 1940 film starring Bette Davis.
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ASEAN Forum 2013
In the globalised world today, it would be interesting to discuss the relevance and purpose of ASEAN and by extension the ASEAN community project in the international stage.
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The Inaugural NUS Women Leaders-Students Networking Event
Under the theme of “Women Empower Women - Unleash Your Potential Within”, the first ever NUS Women Leaders-Students Networking Event is specially catered for our female students to pick up career advice and build networks that will help them transit to the working world and further their careers.
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Dolphin Boy
Part of NUS Arts Festival 2013, this free admission film screening traces the devastating havoc that human violence can wreak upon the human soul and the healing powers of nature and of love. (In Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles).
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Vertical Marathon
Test your speed and stamina at the Vertical Marathon! Open to all NUS staff and students, the marathon will be taking place at Tembusu College and UTown Residence on 20 March 2013, with prizes to be won! To sign up and for more information, visit http://tembusu.nus.edu.sg/tvm.
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NUS CAC Presents
Back again with more acts, NUS CAC Presents showcases entertaining acts from six of NUS Students' Cultural Activities Club Sub-clubs as part of NUS Arts Festival 2013!
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NUS Open Day is happening at UTown!
NUS Open Day will take place at University Town (UTown) this year. There will be talks, campus tours, programme booths and more! In addition, come by the University Scholars Programme (housed at Cinnamon College), Tembusu College and College of Alice & Peter Tan, and discover a myriad of activities planned just for you!
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Nodame Cantabile I & Nodame Cantabile II
Catch these two free screenings during NUS Arts Festival 2013 tracing the story of Nodame and Chiaki. Nodame Cantabile I & II offer a spectacular orchestral score, turning the movie theatre into a virtual concert hall.
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Spontaneously Combusting
Come down for an evening of entertainment with the IMPROVables of NUS Stage. They promise to spark your creativity and have you rolling in laughter as part of NUS Arts Festival 2013!
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A Brew of Jazz Tunes
Hop on for a good time as the NUS Jazz band experiments with a whole range of arrangements and improvisations from traditional big band to contemporary compositions as part of NUS Arts Festival 2013.
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NUS Arts Festival Celebrates EduSports
NUS Arts Festival offers you not-to-be-missed live performances, film screenings, improv and theatre ABSOLUTELY FREE and we invite one and all to EduSports and University Town (UTown) from 9 to 23 Mar 2013.
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NUS Arts Festival Roadshow
Performers will present snippets of the upcoming shows this 9 to 23 March at the NUS Arts Festival. Make a trip down to Town Plaza at University Town on Monday, 18 Feb, at 12 pm and enjoy a host of music and dance performances! There will even be a performance by magician, Alexander Yuen, from The Swing Thing (23 Mar)! Goodie bags up...
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TEDxKRP
Join us live and meet these social entrepreneurs face to face as well as be inspired by heroic stories of courage, perseverance, success and miracles the human spirit is capable of. Unlock your passion and discover how people just like you are making a big impact.
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Tohoku: Road To The Future
This is an International Art and Photo Exhibit, opened by Nobel Laureate Prof Yunus. It features art and handicrafts from survivors in the disaster area in Japan and Haiti and donated art as well as photos from the Japan Tsunami, 10 days and 1 year after the Tsunami, showing the progress of recovery.
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Human Trafficking Symposium
The Chua Thian Poh Community Leadership Programme, University Scholars Programme, and Tembusu College in NUS, as well as EmancipAsia (a local NGO founded by Sylvia Lee), are co-organising a symposium on human trafficking.
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Moments @ NUS Libraries Photo Exhibition
The Moments @ NUS Libraries Photo Competition took place from 8 May to 6 July 2012. Participants were to submit original photos of their inspired moments at any of the 7 libraries in NUS. In all, 177 photos were submitted and from these, our judges selected 30 photos.
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RunNUS 2012
Be in for a whole new challenging experience with us on 2nd September 2012! One of the largest sporting events in NUS is back to allure all runners with our scenic route around the campus and the historic Kent Ridge Park!
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Supernova Rock Concert 2012
NUS' Biggest Outdoor Concert is back once again this year! Time to get your rock gear and dancing shoes on as Supernova rocks out UTown this August 2012!
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An Afternoon with All the King's Men
Come and meet UK’s best collegiate a cappella group on 29 August! Besides being crowned Voice Festival UK 2012 Champions, All the King’s Men has been awarded Third Place at the International Championship of Collegiate A cappella Final in New York this year. Grab the opportunity to meet them at a dialogue session (accompanied by a song or two) at UTown.
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Human Trafficking Film Forums
Perhaps nothing provides a better perspective on human trafficking than films and documentaries. The University Scholars Programme, Chua Thian Poh Community Leadership Programme and Tembusu College have carefully selected a series of powerful films from different countries that we feel convey the issue well. Often told through the eyes of a victim, immerse yourself in these films to learn incredible...
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Alumni Day @ Kent Ridge Campus
Organised by the NUS Office of Alumni Relations, the annual Alumni Day @ Kent Ridge Campus will be held at University Town with a concert under the stars (in collaboration with the Timbre Group). With activities for both children and adults, there’s something for everyone!
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Moving House – A Film Screening & Panel Discussion
NUS Museum and All Things Bukit Brown present a screening of Tan Pin Pin’s award winning documentary Moving House, two presentations and a Q&A session to mark the next significant development for the planned eight-lane highway that will cut through Bukit Brown cemetery - Exhumation.
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A special invitation to tour University Town (UTown)
A one-hour guided tour of UTown will be offered every Wednesday in June 2012 (6/6, 13/6, 20/6 and 27/6), at 4.30 pm. Don't miss this opportunity to view amenities such as theme rooms and apartments at the residential colleges and to understand how UTown was constructed to enrich your student life at NUS.
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The Musical: Venus Transit @ NUS 2012
Join us at University Town’s Town Green on 5 June 2012, from 8 to 10 pm, for a musical composed by renowned local composer, Dr Robert Casteels. Participants may look forward to music combined with the celestial sounds!
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UTown Residential Programme Event for Freshmen
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to find out how you can enrich your campus experience through the multidisciplinary and innovative University Town Residential Programme (UTRP) which extends your learning beyond the classroom. Drop by UTown on 11 May 2012 to find out more!
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