Post Graduate
Undergraduate Research on Campus
Final Year Project
Student |
Project Title |
Auyeong Wei Ying | A Prosodic Analysis of the Ethnic Sub-varieties of Singapore English: Differences between Singapore Standard English (SSE) and Singapore Colloquial English (SCE) |
Charmaine Ong Schuwen | Attitudes Towards Foreign-accented English-Singaporean Student’s Perspectives |
Tang Kit Ling Jerine | Shift in language ideologies of Mandarin Chinese: State vs. Household |
Tan Xin Wei Shanna | An analysis of the Linguistic Landscape in Korea |
Wong Zi Hao Kevin | What Mandarin Does for Singaporeans: An Analysis of Discourse on Mandarin in Singapore |
Firqin Binte Sumartono | ‘Aper language kau berbual she?’: A study on the social motivations behind conde-switching amongst Malay-English speakers in Singapore |
You Jing | Negotiation of social relationships through code choice among Singaporean Chinese young adults |
Ho Si Rui | Level tones in Singapore Standard English |
Tong Wenlin Jocelyn | A comparison of Singaporean young adult English speakers’ perceptions towards Inner, Outer and Expanding Circle accents |
Evelyn Tan Ching Yi | Singlish words across time |
Loo Pei Yi | Perceptions of Singapore English and Malay English Accents |
Jamie Low Jia Min | Singaporeans’ Attitudes Towards Foreign Accents in the University |
Lim Jin Yi | Spoken Mandarin Chinese in Singapore |
Ong Ju-Lyong, Jerrold | A Frames Analysis on the Perceived Rise of Interest in Dialects |
Charmaine Ng Jia Min | How bilingual are schools in Singapore? : A linguistic landscape study |
Lee Jin, Charmaine | Examining Multilingualism in Singapore through the advertisements |
Lee Xun Zhen Lydia | Evolution of Singlish |
Nur Aqilah Bte Mohd Mislan | Interethnic Variation of Colloquial Singapore English |
Rachel Lau Hui En | Identity Positioning in Social Media Uses by Migrant Students in Singapore |
Final Year Project
Student |
Project Title |
Ho Yen Yee | Attitudes towards Singapore Mandarin and Putonghua: a comparison between Singaporean Chinese and Chinese national |
Jerene Yeo Qiuliin | Study of the language shift phenomenon within the Hainanese community in Singapore |
Lai Yongming Eric | Queen’s English, Huh? ; Language Attitudes of British Nationals Towards Singapore English |
Siow Ru Juan Delia | Home language ideologies of English-speaking Chinese families and its practice |
Tan Jia Min | Examining NTU undergraduates’ perceptions of and attitudes to the Speak Mandarin Campaign in Singapore |
Koh Xin Yue | Language maintenance in Singaporean Hokkien Chinese Community |
Shirlynn Eng Jia Min | A study on code-switching in text messages among students in Singapore |
Valerie Sum Xue Hui | The language Attitudes of Singaporeans towards English Varieties |
A K Vellie Nila | The role of language dominance in molding a Singaporean Tamil identity |
Amirah Binte Adnan | Language Use and Attitudes of Mainstream and Madrasah students in Singapore |
Nur Atiqah Binte Solehan | Language Attitudes and Preferences of Youths in Studying Islam in Singapore |
Wong Rui Xuan | Language Use and Attitudes Towards Chinese: A Comparison Between Special Assistance Plan (SAP) and Mainstream Secondary School Graduates in Singapore |
Wong Yuk Ling | Motivations of Singaporean university students for learning a foreign language |
Xie Wenhan | Living in Harmony: Intergenerational Negotiation of Family Language Policy in Singapore |
Final Year Project
Student |
Project Title |
Hazel Mok Shu Wen | Investigating language change in the use of numeral classifiers in Hokkien |
Lee Qian Song Sarah | The Concept of Pride in English-Mandarin Bilinguals in Singapore and China. |
Lee Yi Ting | English-Mandarin Bilinguals’ Conception of Time |
Humairah Binte Mohamed Jamil |
A case study on code-switching and language dominance in early trilingual children – growing up with English, Malay and Arabic |
Stacy Tan Bei Yi | A second-language acquisition study on sign language variation |
John Joel Seow | the effect of perceived racial identity on bilingual language accommodation |
Chun Fung Yee | Emotional expression in two languages: Do Chinese-English bilinguals express pride differently? |
Elaine Mah Ke Yun | A Study of Singaporeans’ Working Emotion Vocabulary |
Lee Chun May Sabrina | Attitudes of Singaporeans towards Hokkien and Malay loanwords in Singlish. |
Pearlyn Loh Min Xian | English-Chinese Bilinguals and the emotional intensity of swearwords in Singapore |
Grace Tan Shu Ting | Accommodation in Service Encounters – A Comparison of Service Encounters in Person and over the Telephone |
Lee Yan Qing | A Multi-Case Study of the Expression of Guilt in Singaporean English-Chinese Bilinguals |
Natalie Sophia Law | Exploring language use associated with depression: Somaticism in Chinese and its effects on Singlish |
Marylyn Tan Ruilin | MADAM PRESIDENT POWER SIAL: An intersectional interrogation of the discourse of gender and power in Singapore |
Sharifah Adibah Binte Syed Zainal | Don’t be angry: Socialisation of emotions through talk |
Tan Si Hui Amanda | Analysing the Relationship between Ownership and Attitudes of Standard English among Chinese Singaporeans |
Tay Yu Ling Rosabel | The effects of affective priming on the usage of emotion words through music |
Jodi Lim Sze En | Language of Guilt Expression and Construction in the Singaporean Identity |
Law Yixin Eliana | Metaphors for music in Mandarin Chinese |
Tan Mei Jing, Jo | Singaporean inter-ethnic parents’ choice of Mother Tongue Language for their child |
Vanessa Chua Xinyi | Linguistic Choices and Psychological Alienation Amongst the Elderly in Singapore |