This semester, the exciting line-up of Master’s Tea sessions covered an extremely diverse range of topics; these included the inequalities of multilingualism, the mathematics of code-breaking, Singapore’s Family Justice Courts and the myths and methods behind traditional acupuncture.
Twenty-eight NUS students from the College of Alice & Peter Tan (CAPT) and Residential College 4 (RC4) embarked on an unforgettable 15-day journey to a land of blue skies and […]
On 11 March 2017, CAPT warmly welcomed over 900 visitors to the College with our usual pair of open arms.
Every academic year, the Residential Colleges (RC) Teaching Awards are awarded to exceptional faculty members as a sign of recognition of, and appreciation for, their quality teaching and consistent efforts. CAPT is proud to announce that five of our faculty members were awarded the RC Teaching Awards in AY2015/2016.
12 April 2017 marked the date of CAPT’s second formal dinner of AY2016/2017, also known as the Farewell Dinner. As usual, the dinner was hosted by Rector of the College, Mr J Y Pillay, who kickstarted the event with a poignant speech
A total of 19 Master’s Tea sessions were held this semester as part of CAPT’s Master’s Tea Series.
An annual flagship event of CAPT, CE Fest celebrates our College ethos of community engagement and active citizenship. …
This STEER India trip is an integral component of a new CAPT module, UTC 2404: (Re)Building Communities: …
23 CAPTains went on a 13-day trip to Myanmar in December, exploring the themes of employability and environment in …
The College organizes Master’s Teas on a regular basis, which are open to all students. …