Opportunities For Undergraduates Research

​​Learning and Growing with Many Research Opportunities

In Year 1 Sem 1, pre-research training will be provided to CN Yang Scholars under the CY1500 Introduction to Research. The course aims to prepare the scholars with the knowledge in research before they embark on their undergraduate research project.

From Year 2 onwards, scholars can commence research attachment for two continuous semesters at any NTU research institutes or external industrial laboratories. CN Yang Scholars will also undertake an overseas final year project (up to 8 months) at overseas universities or research institutions of their choice (subjected to approval from Director-CNYSP).

The programme also offers financial support for Overseas Learning Trip, Overseas Final Year Project and International Conferences. Scholars are encouraged to explore such opportunities on their initiative.

 

Year 1

  • Pre-research training: Introduction to Research (CY1500)
  • Hands-on-learning: Making and Tinkering (CY2003)

 

Making and Tinkering 2023

 

Project Title: Pill Dispenser

Group Members:
  1. Aloysius Chua Chen Kang (CBE, AY22-23)
  2. Chen Der Ying (MAT, AY22-23)
  3. Jennifer Goh Zhen Ni (BS, AY22-23)
  4. Liu Zhi Yu, Tiffany (BS, AY22-23)
  5. Loi Jun Yan (BS, AY22-23)

Project Title: Project Milk and Tea

Group Members:
  1. Jayna Yam (BS, AY22-23)
  2. Lim Shan Shan (CSC, AY22-23)
  3. Michelle Tan Min Shuen (BS, AY22-23)
  4. Naquiya Mustafa Doola (CSC, AY22-23)

Project Title: Stockfeesh

Group Members:
  1. Brian Tey Zhi Fong (CSC, AY22-23)
  2. Chan Li Wen, Zane (PHY, AY22-23)
  3. Lau Chung Hean (CHEM, AY22-23)
  4. Liow Wan Yu (MAT, AY22-23)
  5. Siao Ivan Ruzzelle Maningas (PHY, AY22-23)

Year 2 - 3

  • Research attachment at NTU research institutes or external laboratories (1 Academic Year)

Year 4

  • Overseas Final Year Project within 8 months
  • Professional Attachment

Year 5 - 7

  • PhD at NTU or Joint PhD Overseas with Scholarship (Optional)​

Research posters presentation to Prof CN Yang (October 2008)​​