Highlights

USP Experience

The University Scholars Programme (USP) offers an “USP Experience” to a few selected students who eventually matriculate with the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. To help these students manage both USP and Medicine programmes, they read fewer USP modules, but are expected to stay in the USP residential college (Cinnamon College) and be actively involved in the college and out-of-classroom activities over the course of about two years. We ask Caitlin O'Hara (Medicine + USP, Class of 2022) about her “USP Experience”. Here is what she says!

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A Conversation on US-Singapore Relations + A Casual Exchange with SPS Baey Yam Keng

In USP, students actively lead and organise meaningful and critical discussions by hosting interesting guests pertaining to the topic. Here, The Sessions team shares with us about the conversation on US-Singapore Relations by inviting three panellists to USP for a dialogue session with USP students while The Cinnamon Conversations team shares with us about the casual exchange with Senior Parliamentary Secretary (SPS) Baey Yam Keng.

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SPAN Get-Together 2019

The annual Scholars Programme Alumni Network (SPAN) Get-Together organised by the University Scholars Programme (USP) was held on Saturday, 16 Feb. Set up to be a cozy affair, the event saw about 60 USP alumni, students, faculty and staff come together for an evening of memories and great company at the rooftop of the Education Resource Centre in University Town. It is our first time using this space for our get-together.

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A Hackathon for Everyone

A team of professors and students from the University Scholars Programme (USP) at NUS organised Data Journalism 2019 — USP’s first-ever data hackathon — from 16 to 17 February 2019 at Cinnamon College (USP), University Town. In line with USP’s belief that applied learning should be accessible, inclusive and diverse in order to break down silos and allow for connections across disciplines, the hackathon was designed to be suitable for all students regardless of their technical background or expertise.

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