
Anyone studying/working at N.U.S.?
Anyone studying/working at N.U.S.?
Hello all,
new here and soon in Singapore (arriving July 24th).
I am originally from Greece and will be doing a PhD at N.U.S. (bioimaging / bioengineering).
I was wondering if there are any people here studying/working at NUS to share some tips with me about registrations etc, and get a nice discussion started. Also, I will be staying at UTown residencies (at least for the first semester) so I might even find some neighbours.
Would love to meet people from all around and I will post an "intro" thread soon.
Andreas
new here and soon in Singapore (arriving July 24th).
I am originally from Greece and will be doing a PhD at N.U.S. (bioimaging / bioengineering).
I was wondering if there are any people here studying/working at NUS to share some tips with me about registrations etc, and get a nice discussion started. Also, I will be staying at UTown residencies (at least for the first semester) so I might even find some neighbours.
Would love to meet people from all around and I will post an "intro" thread soon.
Andreas
Hello to both of you. I am also a recent graduate from the university. Currently working there as a researcher. Also enrolled in a part-time graduate degree at the same time (I just completed my first year towards an engineering phd at NUS).
I look forward to answering any questions you might have about NUS/engineering/studying-in-singapore.
To get things rolling, @andrewskg, are you required to register for the diagnostic english test ?
I look forward to answering any questions you might have about NUS/engineering/studying-in-singapore.
To get things rolling, @andrewskg, are you required to register for the diagnostic english test ?
I am at the electrical and computer engineering department.
Since you are a graduate student, you would be staying at the graduate residences at UTown and not at any of the other halls/colleges. It would most probably be a 4 room flatshare. The rooms are quite good and well furnished. Also, the students you meet would be new students, so a good chance to make new friends.
You can check out the photos on this page: http://www.nus.edu.sg/ohs/future-reside ... /rooms.php
I would suggest staying there at least for the first semester, to settle in and have one less thing to worry about.
Since you are a graduate student, you would be staying at the graduate residences at UTown and not at any of the other halls/colleges. It would most probably be a 4 room flatshare. The rooms are quite good and well furnished. Also, the students you meet would be new students, so a good chance to make new friends.
You can check out the photos on this page: http://www.nus.edu.sg/ohs/future-reside ... /rooms.php
I would suggest staying there at least for the first semester, to settle in and have one less thing to worry about.
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