The first Migrant Worker Photography Festival was held in 2019 for migrant workers to express themselves on how they see Singapore in their perspectives through photography. Twelve winning photographs from the festival are currently on display in UTown (outside the gym) from 10 to 24 Jan. 19 Jan, Sun: Some of the winners of the Migrant Worker Photography competition, Mr Zakir Hossain Khokhon (one of the organisers) and Ms Mayhrose Coronado (one of the judges and an award winning photographer) will be coming down to USP to share about migrant photography in Singapore. Ms Mayrhose Coronado will also be conducting a photography workshop that will cover some tips and how to edit photographs using mobile phone applications. This event is supported by NUS University Scholars Programme and NUS Office of Student Affairs.

The Laidlaw Research and Leadership Programme@USP-NUS aims to create the leaders of the future through a mix of training and intensive summer research periods. In this programme, students will undertake a unique research project and participate in a leadership development programme. This programme is open to current first and second year NUS undergraduate students in any discipline on an honours degree track. We strongly encourage USP students to join this information session to find out more about the programme and speak to the current Laidlaw scholars. Applications for AY2020/21 commences from 28 January to 28 February 2020.