Overseas Community Engagement Projects (OCEP)
Project Alpha
Project Alpha is a meaningful overseas community engagement initiative led by residents of Hall of Residence 4. Comprising a dedicated team of 23 members, this project has been an important...
Project Filled Bellies
Aquaponics is the cooperation between plants and fish, derived from aquaculture (which is the growing of fishes) and hydroponics (which is the growing of plants in water). Philippines has...
Project HerePhoYou
Project HerePhoYou is a group of 27 students from the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Club (EEE Club), who embarked on an Overseas Community Engagement Project (OCEP) to Trà Vinh...
Project Hikoki
A brainchild by the residents of NTU Banyan Hall, Project Hikoki was an Overseas Community Engagement Project (OCEP) aimed to construct an aquaponics farm for sustainable agriculture in the Don...
Cor Gratuiti
Created by the residents of NTU Banyan Hall, Cor Gratuiti was an overseas community engagement project (OCEP) aimed to engage students in Vietnam through the collaboration with ECO Vietnam Group...
Project Arise Beyond 2019
The unfortunate tsunami that struck Baan Nam Khem in 2004 left remnants of that disaster in the small fishing village in Phuket, Thailand. As Baan Nam Khem took the hardest hit of all the...
Project Yêu II
Project Yêu II is a continuation of last year’s project in Hoa Tan. The Main Committee from Hall 13 Overseas Expedition decided to serve the same place this year (20 May – 3 June 2019), as they...
Hall 2 Hearts 2019
24 volunteers from Hall 2 Hearts, a community service committee of NTU Hall of Residence 2, embarked on a journey to a village called Ban Huay Hin from 19 May to 1 June 2019, and it is located along...
Impacting SOHcieties
21 students from NTU School of Humanities (SoH) Club took part in the school’s first Overseas Exposure Programme - Impacting SOHcieties - in Vietnam, Phong Thanh Commune. The team partnered with...
Project Ngam
Project Ngam is a Youth Expedition Project under the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (SPMS) in NTU. The project was so named because ‘Ngam’ means ‘beautiful’ in Lao language, and this is...