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The CN Yang Scholars Programme is one of the premier undergraduate programmes at Nanyang Technological University for science and engineering students. The programme is named in honour of Professor CN Yang, Nobel Laureate in Physics (1957) and one of the greatest scientists of our era.
The programme is designed for exceptional students with a deep passion in science and engineering, for the high-technology world of the 21st century.
It shares the same philosophy as the Caltech Core Curriculum and the MIT General Institute Requirement in providing a strong and broad foundation in the basics of science and mathematics so as to empower the student to delve deeper into any discipline in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and to develop an interest in leading edge research.
Students graduating from the challenging undergraduate programme will be awarded a special certificate on top of the degree certificate. CN Yang Scholar graduates who meet the admission requirements are given an option to pursue accelerated post-graduate study (PhD) with a top scholarship as well as overseas attachment. It is however not mandatory for students to pursue this option after graduating as a CN Yang Scholar with a Bachelor Degree.
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Wanderlust - HEY! The NTU magazine |
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Tea Session with Prof Ada Yonath, Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry, 2009 (January 2012) |
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Participation of five CN Yang Scholars at the 2nd University Scholars Leadership Symposium (August 2011) |
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Freshmen Welcome Reception for AY2011-12 intake CN Yang Scholars (August 2011) |
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Convocation Dinner at Halia Courtyard Restaurant, Singapore Botanic Gardens (July 2011) |
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The New Paper, 20th July 2011, Tan Chun Kiat - Viva la Velox! |
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The Straits Times, 20th July 2011, Page B4, Tan Chun Kiat - Students reach for stars with own satellite |
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Chiang Qi Ming Aaron, a graduating CN Yang Scholar from Mathematical Sciences was featured in the @NTU Magazine, Issue 88, Jun/July 2011, Page 18 - Top of the World | | |
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