A collection of learning experiences from NTU-USPians
Written by: Teo Yi Tern (Ethan) Edited by: Soh Ying Qi & Dominic Koek Photos by: Teo Yi Tern (Ethan) Exchange University: University of Edinburgh “My exchange experience has made me appreciate Singapore a lot more. I have… Continue Reading
Written by: Queenie Lim Edited by: Soh Ying Qi & Dominic Koek Photos by: Queenie Lim Exchange University: Tilburg University “A lot of people describe exchange as a life-changing experience, and for me that holds true as well.… Continue Reading
Written by: Justlyn Yeo Edited by: Soh Ying Qi & Dominic Koek Photos by: Justlyn Yeo Exchange University: King’s College London I was very much looking forward to exchange because I wanted to escape the stress and rigour… Continue Reading
Written by: Charmaine Leow Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Chua Zong Xuan Between 28 September and 3 October 2019, 10 NTU-USP scholars (including myself) embarked on an inaugural 6-day immersion programme to Surabaya, Indonesia, accompanied by Dr Rebecca… Continue Reading
Written by: Alethea Tan Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Timothy Bay “Leadership is a lifelong task of learning and experience. [What matters most is the] kind of impact we make, and how much our leadership touches the lives… Continue Reading
Living 5 months abroad, one can have many fond memories of travels, college life, and adventures. But for Soon Lee and Joanna, it was a more savoury sort of experience. Read our last feature of our exchange journal series, UniverSalPals,… Continue Reading
‘Privilege’ is such an overused word, but it took 5 months abroad in racially segregated communities and witnessing homelessness on a daily basis for Elaine to truly internalise what unearned advantages in her own life back home meant. Read her… Continue Reading
With our closest friends, we always have special memories shared just between us. Hilarious moments, beautiful hikes, funny mishaps, and almost being hunted after a serial-kille– Wait, what? That’s right. Read Vanessa’s vivid stories of her exhilarating experiences in the… Continue Reading
We surprise ourselves sometimes, like “Who are we, really?” That moment came for Amanda when she woke up and found herself booking a ticket to Amsterdam and Belgium. Read about her unprecedented solo adventures, involving a hard-to-open bottle, a Chinese… Continue Reading
Zi Bang (centre) fell in love with the most atypical experiences while travelling – the art of museum curation and the disguised beauty of language barriers. Rhonda (right), too, began to reflect on herself as a tourist after learning that Icelandic… Continue Reading
