Singapore, a captivating city-state situated in Southeast Asia, is a remarkable fusion of diverse cultures, economic prosperity, and a myriad of attractions. With a population of approximately 6.1 million as of 2023, the country reflects its multicultural essence with significant Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other ethnic communities. Its tropical rainforest climate ensures high temperatures and humidity year-round, marked by distinct monsoon seasons.
Singapore boasts a highly developed economy renowned as a global financial hub and a technology and trade leader. The emphasis on education is evident in its well-regarded institutions, and the efficient public transportation system and iconic landmarks Merlion, and the historical charm of Chinatown make it a top destination for travelers worldwide.
Things to know when traveling to Singapore
The “fine” city
Singapore is often referred to as “the fine city” due to its strict rules and regulations, which include hefty fines for a variety of offenses, ranging from littering to jaywalking. It also reflects Singapore’s commitment to maintaining a clean, safe, and orderly environment for its residents and visitors.
Contact
For inquiries, please email ellbox16@nus.edu.sg
Funding
Singapore Ministry of Education Academic Research Fund Tier 1
Organizing Committee
FACULTY
Aine Ito
Nick Huang
Zheng Shen
Cynthia Siew
STUDENTS
Daiwen Gong
Danning Sun
Student Volunteers
Beth Chan Hui Fang, Hui Chi Kin Ethan, Jiang Zehua, Li Yumeng, Lim Wee Ping, Qian Zongyu, Suri Gurnoor Kaur, Yang Mingyuan
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