Before every shot, Nur Syahidah Alim focuses on her mental and physical process. PHOTO COURTESY OF: DYAN TJHIA/SPORTSG
And The Winners Are…
WKWSCI celebrates the positive impact its alumni have made in the world or in their fields at the inaugural WKWSCI Impact Award Ceremony.
As director of the Master of Mass Communication programme at WKWSCI, Associate Professor Augustine Pang believes that the memorandum will help increase the marketability of graduate students. PHOTO: ZENG SHIYA
A Power Partnership: Graduate Students Go Global
A newly-inked MOU with prestigious communications school Medill in the U.S. marks the first major overseas opportunity for WKWSCI graduate students.
On Daniel Heng's five-day diving trip last year, he swam with whale sharks in Cenderawasih Bay. PHOTO COURTESY OF: DANIEL HENG
Diving into the Heart of Southeast Asia
Over the past ten years, intrepid underwater photographer Daniel Heng (CS’05) has put together an enthralling portfolio featuring whale sharks and other sea creatures.
Researchers can sit in the control room to observe participants’ behaviours through the various monitors.
PHOTO: NATASHA RAZAK
WKWSCI Houses NTU’s First Integrated Research Facility
The new Cognitive and Behavioural Sciences Laboratory in WKWSCI will allow for greater collaboration between NTU students, staff and research partners.
Features
Winning The Amazing Race Asia (Season 2) provided Collin Low (CS’97) with the much needed push and stability to start up his own Pilates studio, The Pilates Works. PHOTO: ZENG SHIYA
Breaking Barriers
Three WKWSCI pioneer graduates, three different fields. Collin Low, Michael Lee and Tan Tin Wee (all CS’97) have ventured into career paths beyond the communications sector.Newsmakers
As director of the Master of Mass Communication programme at WKWSCI, Associate Professor Augustine Pang believes that the memorandum will help increase the marketability of graduate students. PHOTO: ZENG SHIYA
A Power Partnership: Graduate Students Go Global
A newly-inked MOU with prestigious communications school Medill in the U.S. marks the first major overseas opportunity for WKWSCI graduate students.Arts & Culture
On Daniel Heng's five-day diving trip last year, he swam with whale sharks in Cenderawasih Bay. PHOTO COURTESY OF: DANIEL HENG
Diving into the Heart of Southeast Asia
Over the past ten years, intrepid underwater photographer Daniel Heng (CS’05) has put together an enthralling portfolio featuring whale sharks and other sea creatures.Campus Notes
Researchers can sit in the control room to observe participants’ behaviours through the various monitors.
PHOTO: NATASHA RAZAK
WKWSCI Houses NTU’s First Integrated Research Facility
The new Cognitive and Behavioural Sciences Laboratory in WKWSCI will allow for greater collaboration between NTU students, staff and research partners.The last page
Class Notes
Adrian Tan, CS'02
Although he majored in electronic broadcast media at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information , Adrian Tan...
Chua Yuxuan, CS'15
While working on his Final Year Project, Chua Yuxuan and his team approached SGAG for help in an effort to...
Aqil Haziq Mahmud, CS'17
Aqil Haziq Mahmud is no stranger to the journalism field. His Final Year Project team managed to garner news coverage...
Cheryl Wee, CS'11
When Cheryl Wee graduated from Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, she didn’t foresee that she would be...
Irwin Tan, CS'12
Working at the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) may seem like an odd choice for most communications students, but Irwin Tan...
Ng Wei Keng, CS'03
After his six-month Professional Internship with Channel 8 in 2002, Ng Wei Keng knew he wanted to continue working there...
Krystal Foo, CS'16
Krystal Foo is a Content Producer at OBW, the digital storytelling initiative of the non-profit organisation Singapore International Foundation. The...
Jeanette Tan, CS'11
Former Yahoo News Singapore journalist Jeanette Tan joined online news website Mothership.sg in June 2015. “I thought I knew what...
Esther Tan, CS'04
Five years after graduating from Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Esther Tan clinched one of six spots...
Ho Wen Long, CS'16
Ho Wen Long is currently undergoing training to become a Singapore Airlines pilot, a dream job he always harboured as...
