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1 event,Two USP students will spend a month in Ecuador on a programme that combines global collaboration, new technologies and impact-oriented learning activities. During the fieldwork phase of this program, students will be placed with Social Entrepreneur Corps, a social enterprise that effectively utilises social entrepreneurship as an international development approach in Latin America. Students will work directly with Social Entrepreneur Corps field professionals and social entrepreneurs in Ecuador to help establish new, and grow existing, micro-consignment supported businesses. |
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3 events,Student-led and in its third year, the Asian Undergraduate Summit (AUS) 2017 themed “Leadership in a Complex World: Disruptive Change in Everyday Life” started a month ago with the foreign legs in China, India, Thailand and Indonesia. The Singapore Leg will continue the discussion on disruptive change and innovation. The programme incorporates content building through lectures, site-visits and panel discussions, and skills building through Design Thinking workshops conducted by student facilitators. Through AUS2017, it is hoped that participants (close to 200), being future leaders of the world, will gain a nuanced understanding of disruptions, and propose ideas that can inspire and bring positive impact to societies in and around Asia. More info at AUS Facebook and Website.
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USP has invited Yash Vardhan Kanoi (Industrial and Systems Engineering + USP, Class of 2015), who is joining McKinsey and Company, to share with USP students on how to prepare oneself for a career in management consulting. |
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3 events,Organised by University Scholars Club (USC), the USP Freshmen Orientation Camp (O’Camp) builds on the friendships developed among the freshmen during Scholaris earlier this month, to further integrate the freshmen into our community as the new AY approaches. O’Camp is part of a series of coordinated events to orientate USP freshmen for the new AY, timeline as such: 12 Jun: Scholaris >> 3-6 Jul: O’Camp >> 24-27 Jul: O’Week >> 12 Aug: Rag & Flag >> 18 Aug: Dinner & Dance |
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The USP graduating Class of 2017 will be receiving their scrolls at this evening ceremony. This will be a joint ceremony between the USP, Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health and Institute of Systems Science. The guest speaker is Member of Parliament (and USP alum) Ms Tin Pei Ling. |
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2 events,USP will host 12 postgraduate students from the Faculty of World Studies, University of Tehran, during their week-long study trip to Singapore. The visit is the reciprocal component of USP’s biennial study trip “Civilisation of Iran”, led by USP faculty Prof Syed Farid Alatas. USP students are invited to join the delegation for the various talks and sessions scheduled throughout their visit, including: Tue, 25 July | 3.00pm – 5.00pm | Master's Commons, USP Discussion with USP faculty A/P Barbara Ryan on American Studies Tue, 25 July | 6.30pm |Master's Commons, USP Dialogue on Sectarianism Thu, 27 July | 11.00am – 12.30pm | Master's Commons, USP Guest Lecture – The Sources of Islamist Radicalism in Southeast Asia Organised by the University Scholars Club (USC), USP Freshmen Orientation Week (O’Week) builds on the friendships developed among the freshmen during USC Camp earlier this month, to further integrate the freshmen into our community. They will be exposed to the wide range of opportunities that USP provides and the diversity of people here in USP. We hope to see them get involved, shape, and develop our community in the next four years. |
4 events,Led by Prof Syed Farid Alatas, the dialogue on sectarianism will deal with problems of Sunni-Shi'ite conflict witnessed throughout the Muslim world today. The session will involve a discussion on the nature of this conflict and assess ways in which it can be dealt with.
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USP faculty Assoc Prof Barbara Ryan will talk about teaching American Studies glocally. The session will include a discussion of Sonny Liew's graphic novel, “The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye”, as an example of glocal thought that references US popular culture. |
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Assoc Prof Bilveer Singh from the NUS Department of Political Science will discuss Salafism in Malaysia and Southeast Asia. |
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