This extension is due to the decision to invest extra time in the data conversion, reconciliation and verification of students’ academic, financial and personal information. For more information, please refer to the Registrar’s Circular.

If you wish to drop your module (”F” grade will be recorded) during this time, please email your request to: corshelp@nus.edu.sg.

Thank you.

This system will not be available from 15 October 09, 6pm to 2 November 2009, 11am to facilitate the migration and cutover to ISIS.

If you wish to drop your module (”F” grade will be recorded) during this time, please email your request to: corshelp@nus.edu.sg.

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We regret to inform that due to errors in module configuration,  students who had previously secured laboratory sessions  since last Friday will need to redo the balloting process for laboratory sessions starting this coming Friday, 14 August 2009 (Iteration 2),  from 0900 hrs.  Previous successfully balloted laboratory classes have been removed from students’ records.

We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused.

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Previously, only Groups 2, 5 and 8 are opened to you for bidding.  With quota injection from School of Computing (SOC) in some groups,  please note that Groups 1, 3, 4, 6, 7 are now also available for bidding in Round 3A.  There are no more vacancies in Group 5 and 9 in Round 3A as vacancies have been filled.

If you will wish to change lecture group,  please try to secure your desired group in this round via bidding.  Subsequent appeals to change groups will not be accepted by SOC.

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Please note that lecture class SL4 of SP1202 Communicating with the Academy will be closed due to low enrolment.

We apologise for the inconvenience caused.

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OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS FROM:
FACULTY OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES (FASS), SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (BIZ), SCHOOL OF COMPUTING (SoC), SCHOOL OF DESIGN & ENVIRONMENT (SDE), FACULTY OF ENGINEERING (FoE), & FACULTY SCIENCE (FoS)

Dear Students,

We are pleased to announce that all students (freshmen and seniors) from the above Faculties/Schools may apply for a place in the new University Town Writing Programme (UTWP) pilot for Semester 1 of Academic Year 2009-10.

NUS is pioneering an innovative model of learning and teaching integrated into residential colleges at the new University Town. Part of this effort is the creation of a writing programme designed to bring undergraduates from various academic disciplines together so that they can discover and develop composition strategies common to all disciplines for producing writing that alters their own, their classmates’, and their professors’ knowledge of a given topic.

Two types of UTWP modules will be offered – namely Analytical Modules and Expository Modules. These modules are driven by a topic and readings accessible to first- and second-year undergraduates. Although each topic will reflect the concerns of a particular discipline, the writing skills students will develop are designed to be applicable to other disciplines and tasks throughout their academic life.

The following UTWP modules will be offered:
WP2210A Analytic Writing: Language Death
WP2210B Analytic Writing: Models of Press Freedom
WP2201A Expository Writing: Language Death
WP2201B Expository Writing: Models of Press Freedom

How and When to Apply

Please bid for these modules via CORS.

You will bid from your Programme Account

Places are limited - each module has only 15 places. As an incentive to encourage participation in these pilot modules, upon successful bidding, the module will be allocated at 1 bid point. You will be refunded the rest of your bid points.

For more information, please click here.

Please be informed that the lecture venue for ST5207 has been changed to LT26.

Thank you.