For better education through Integrated Programme Two of the top educational institutions in Singapore, Raffles Institution and Raffles Junior College, will merge in January 2009 to provide a more seamless Integrated Programme (IP). The merger, which will allow students to benefit from a more integrated approach to the school’s programmes, will …
Government funding for cancer research Singapore’s Education Ministry, National Research Foundation and National University of Singapore are providing generous funding to do research on treatments for the Asia-iPacific’s number 1 killer – cancer. The Cancer Research Centre of Excellence will be receiving a total of $256 million over seven years …
A*STAR offers student attachment programmes from overseas Research attachment to promote greater collaboration between two communities Singapore’s Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) recently signed an agreement to allow students from the UK’s University of Sheffield to complete a 2-year attachment at the agency. This is to promote greater …
Singapore students can soon integrate cutting-edge technology into their educational experience Singapore’s Education Ministry, together with four other private companies, has invested in new technologies to facilitate learning in classrooms. Soon, Singapore students will use cutting-edge technologies such as Global Positioning System (GPS) that are integrated seamlessly into their educational …