Post Green Careers Networking 2018
With growing concerns over environmental issues and sustainable development nowadays, green jobs are critically pivotal in promoting the trend of going green across different fields. As such, members of NUS […]
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Share and Care 3
It’s February now and welcome to our Share and Care 3! This session is particularly organised for NUS Bachelor of Environmental Studies students who are going to have their Final […]
Horseshoe Crab Rescue & Research Programme
Exposing oneself completely under the blazing sun at noon might not be a good idea, but this is what 17 NUS Bachelor of Environmental Studies students, along with other nature […]
Green Careers Networking 2018
With environmental and sustainability issues growing in significance, the rise of green jobs to help drive a push for a greener world is becoming more important than ever. As […]
NUS Food Waste Tour
The NUS Bachelor of Environmental Studies events committee recently organized a tour of the waste management facilities around NUS with the help of the Office of Environmental Sustainability. OES […]
BES Weird Modules
The NUS Bachelor of Environmental Studies publicity team has compiled a list of interesting Unrestricted Electives that are not usually taken up by BES students. Hopefully, this list will inspire […]
SHARE AND CARE 2 (AY17/18)
Welcome to our second session of Share and Care organized by the NUS Bachelor of Environmental Studies student committee! We are delighted to have 6 seniors (many thanks to them!) […]
Save the Earth? Save the Soil First
To most of us, soil is often seen as a dirty concoction of muddy sediments and slimey worms, especially after a downpour. It’s a pain to deal with the earthly […]
[OPINION PIECE] When Eco-efforts Get Trashed
Disclaimer: This post was prepared and written by the author in his/her own personal capacity. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors’ and do not […]
Sustainability+ Dialogue: Is Sustainability Still Possible?
“Is sustainability still possible?” That was the question posed by the inaugural Sustainability+ dialogue, jointly organized by the NUS Bachelor of Environmental Studies (BES) committee and NUS Environmental Law Students […]