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A Singaporean Arrival
by Reuben Passi, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore After over 24 hours of travelling from the UK, I finally touched down in Singapore during the early days of August ready to start on a new adventure on a completely new continent.
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NUS: Life at a campus university
By Reuben Passi, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore One of the main differences between NUS and UOM that I knew before coming was that whereas UOM is a hybrid campus university due to its seamless connections to the city, NUS is a full-on large-scale campus university which even has its own 5-line bus system that operates every day for free across the campus!
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Reflections at a halfway point – National University of Singapore
By Reuben Passi, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore After spending a whole semester and over four months in Singapore, my perceptions of the country, university, and perspective overall on life have completely changed!
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A Week in Vietnam
By Reuben Passi, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore What is the perfect way to spend your reading week? Jet setting to a new country of course!! This is how we spent a week in North Vietnam.
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Top tips for studying at NUS
by Reuben Passi, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore Studying at NUS can be daunting due to some of the cultural differences and the way classes can be delivered as well as all of the paperwork and other details in order to get here but believe me it really is so worth it! So here are a few tips that I think will help with studying at NUS.
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A day in the life at NUS, Singapore
By Reuben Passi, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore Getting used to the course load and structure of NUS can be difficult at first especially whilst trying to adjust to living abroad! So I decided to break down an average uni day in my life.
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SEA Travels: Malaysia!! (Kuala Lumpur)
By Reuben Passi, National University of Singapore One of the best advantages of studying in Singapore is the ability to explore the whole of Southeast Asia at a very cheap cost which is exactly what we did a month after arriving in Singapore when we went to Kuala Lumpur the capital of Malaysia for a long weekend!
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