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Three Graduate Students awarded the SoH Teaching Assistant Award 2018

Published on 24 Jan 2019

News | Singapore Chinese literature goes outside the classroom – a summary about the end of literature magazine “Why Not”

Published on 23 Jan 2019

Research News | Chapter on Medieval English Charm Texts by Katherine Hindley (English) published in new book

Published on 21 Jan 2019

Research News | Zhang Songjian (Chinese) awarded two-month grant by the Center for Chinese Studies to conduct research project in Taiwan

Published on 21 Jan 2019

Linguistic Diversity in Singapore: Legacy, status, and prospects

Published on 18 Jan 2019

News | 2019 Tan Lark Sye Professorship Public Lecture Series: Between survival and literature – China’s migrant worker poetry

Published on 12 Jan 2019

Humanities and Science – 2019 Yonsei University-Nanyang Technological University Joint Faculty Symposium

Published on 10 Jan 2019

News | Roaming the world of poetry: An interview with Netherlander sinologist Maghiel Crevel

Published on 07 Jan 2019

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School of Social Sciences

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Deploying economic arsenal against Japan 'has risks'

Published on 21 Nov 2025

China-Japan row ratchets up online, with clever wordplay and catchy music videos

Published on 21 Nov 2025

Guest Lecture: “The Crisis of Modernity: The Case of Muslims in Australia”

Published on 20 Nov 2025

SSS Kicks Off Project Goody 2 Shoes with Creative Fundraising Effort

Published on 20 Nov 2025

China president Xi Jinping is making premier Li Qiang his top messenger on world stage

Published on 19 Nov 2025

China issues stern countermeasures against Japan; reports indicate another halt to seafood imports

Published on 19 Nov 2025

Some Chinese tourists call off trips to Japan amid spat

Published on 18 Nov 2025

Ambassador Kausikan Concludes Lecture Series with Reflections on Singapore’s Strategic Challenges

Published on 18 Nov 2025

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Student Activities

Sociology Student Yang Wei's Oral Examination

10 Sep 2021 10.00 AM - 12.00 PM

Conferences & Seminars

Health and Society Research Cluster Seminar | Have we learned anything from SARS and COVID-19 yet?

08 Sep 2021 03.30 PM - 05.00 PM

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Economics Student Shen Yan Shun's Oral Examination

07 Sep 2021 02.00 PM - 04.00 PM

Conferences & Seminars

Sociology Seminar | Dementia Care for Europeans in Thailand: A Geography of Futures

27 Aug 2021 11.00 AM - 01.00 PM

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Psychology Student Stephanie Hilary's Qualifying Examination

02 Aug 2021 10.00 AM - 12.00 PM

Student Activities

Psychology Student Nur Atiqah's Oral Examination

21 Jul 2021 02.30 PM - 04.30 PM

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Economics Student Li Wenze's Qualifying Examination

14 Jul 2021 02.00 PM - 04.00 PM

Student Activities

Economics Student Li Yupeng's Oral Examination

28 Jun 2021 02.00 PM - 04.00 PM

Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information

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NTU female students use virtual reality technology to learn how to cope with sexual harassment

Published on 14 May 2020

Gen Y Speaks: This is what I am doing to tackle the menace of online sexual groomers

Published on 11 May 2020

Meet the creative whizz sought after by musicians like Narelle Kheng and Jasmine Sokko

Published on 08 May 2020

Singaporeans use VR to fight sexual harassment

Published on 06 May 2020

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Nanyang Centre for Public Administration

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College News and Events

​Three Graduate Students awarded the SoH Teaching Assistant Award 2018

​News | Singapore Chinese literature goes outside the classroom – a summary about the end of literature magazine “Why Not”

​Research News | Chapter on Medieval English Charm Texts by Katherine Hindley (English) published in new book

​Research News | Zhang Songjian (Chinese) awarded two-month grant by the Center for Chinese Studies to conduct research project in Taiwan

​Linguistic Diversity in Singapore: Legacy, status, and prospects

​News | 2019 Tan Lark Sye Professorship Public Lecture Series: Between survival and literature – China’s migrant worker poetry

​Humanities and Science – 2019 Yonsei University-Nanyang Technological University Joint Faculty Symposium

​News | Roaming the world of poetry: An interview with Netherlander sinologist Maghiel Crevel

Deploying economic arsenal against Japan 'has risks'

China-Japan row ratchets up online, with clever wordplay and catchy music videos

Guest Lecture: “The Crisis of Modernity: The Case of Muslims in Australia”

SSS Kicks Off Project Goody 2 Shoes with Creative Fundraising Effort

China president Xi Jinping is making premier Li Qiang his top messenger on world stage

China issues stern countermeasures against Japan; reports indicate another halt to seafood imports

Some Chinese tourists call off trips to Japan amid spat

Ambassador Kausikan Concludes Lecture Series with Reflections on Singapore’s Strategic Challenges

Sociology Student Yang Wei's Oral Examination

Health and Society Research Cluster Seminar | Have we learned anything from SARS and COVID-19 yet?

Economics Student Shen Yan Shun's Oral Examination

Sociology Seminar | Dementia Care for Europeans in Thailand: A Geography of Futures

Psychology Student Stephanie Hilary's Qualifying Examination

Psychology Student Nur Atiqah's Oral Examination

Economics Student Li Wenze's Qualifying Examination

Economics Student Li Yupeng's Oral Examination

​3 in 5 people receive false information about COVID-19 on social media: Survey

​NCID survey: 60% received fake COVID-19 information on social media

​Most Singaporeans support government’s social distancing measures

​Asian graduates face shattered dreams as coronavirus pandemic ravages economies

​NTU female students use virtual reality technology to learn how to cope with sexual harassment

​Gen Y Speaks: This is what I am doing to tackle the menace of online sexual groomers

​Meet the creative whizz sought after by musicians like Narelle Kheng and Jasmine Sokko

​Singaporeans use VR to fight sexual harassment

Three Graduate Students awarded the SoH Teaching Assistant Award 2018

News | Singapore Chinese literature goes outside the classroom – a summary about the end of literature magazine “Why Not”

Research News | Chapter on Medieval English Charm Texts by Katherine Hindley (English) published in new book

Research News | Zhang Songjian (Chinese) awarded two-month grant by the Center for Chinese Studies to conduct research project in Taiwan

Linguistic Diversity in Singapore: Legacy, status, and prospects

News | 2019 Tan Lark Sye Professorship Public Lecture Series: Between survival and literature – China’s migrant worker poetry

Humanities and Science – 2019 Yonsei University-Nanyang Technological University Joint Faculty Symposium

News | Roaming the world of poetry: An interview with Netherlander sinologist Maghiel Crevel

3 in 5 people receive false information about COVID-19 on social media: Survey

NCID survey: 60% received fake COVID-19 information on social media

Most Singaporeans support government’s social distancing measures

Asian graduates face shattered dreams as coronavirus pandemic ravages economies

NTU female students use virtual reality technology to learn how to cope with sexual harassment

Gen Y Speaks: This is what I am doing to tackle the menace of online sexual groomers

Meet the creative whizz sought after by musicians like Narelle Kheng and Jasmine Sokko

Singaporeans use VR to fight sexual harassment