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NTU has such a beautiful campus, which makes walking to class enjoyable. Singapore, in general, is a great place to stay and study, and a perfect hub for traveling to nearby countries, thanks to budget airlines.
Rachel Smeda, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA, on exchange to Nanyang Technological University(NTU).
My favorite thing about Singapore is the multicultural nature of the city. Not only does it have a mix of Malay, Chinese and Indian heritage - it also has a large expat community that brings influences from all over the world. It's a real mixing place of cultures, languages and cuisines. My best memories from my time in Singapore and NUS are a result of meeting so many interesting people from all over the world…And best of all, Singaporeans are great hosts to those of us who decide to make their island home, even if we only stay a few months.
Ira Renfrew, Stanford University, USA (standing, 3rd from left), on exchange to National University of Singapore(NUS).
"The Singapore Summer International Program (hosted by SIM) enabled me to look at the world in a different light. I was given the opportunity to learn in depth about eastern culture, learn about business and cultural practices other than my own... I found this experience to be very enlightening and . . . [it] had noticeable effects on how I looked at my own career and life."
Will Schenk IV, USA, who participated in the Singapore Summer International Program(SSIP) hosted by Singapore Institute of Management(SIM).
"I simply love UNLV Singapore because we are the first international campus! Our campus is conveniently located in the heart of Singapore. If that is not convincing enough, how about having a campus located right in the National Library Building where thousands of research materials are just on your doorstep! Oh, and did I mention that our campus is fully wireless?"
Richmond Kok, hospitality major student at University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Singapore. |
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| Last updated on 20 May 2008. |
