Singapore’s 4th University will take an interdisciplinary approach to teaching
By JJ on June 25, 2008
via StraitsTimes.com - The fourth publicly-funded university will take in as many as 2,500 students a year and offer three main disciplines: engineering, design and business.
It will take an interdisciplinary approach to teaching, for instance, combining engineering and design or engineering and business so that graduates will go beyond having core knowledge in just one discipline.
At the university which may be located in the north, east or northeastern part of Singapore, undergraduates will also do research aimed at solving problems faced by the industry and have the chance to do extended internships.
More at the StraitsTimes.com
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