Student Write-up

Although identifying himself with the financial industry in the long term, Jesse Leow would be hard pressed to give you a concrete answer as to which industry he sees himself in the near future. This might not necessarily be a bad thing, given that his undergraduate course of study at the National University of Singapore […]

Emma Yin from James Cook University is the new featured student in our 2011 Student Write-ups series. The only child in her family, she came all the way from China’s Henan Province to study International Business and Hospitality in Singapore’s James Cook University and is now five months away from completing her course. A highly insightful

In this article, we have Yap Shi Wen expressing his views on internship and entrepreneurship in our ongoing Featured Student Write-ups series. Shi Wen is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at the Singapore campus of James Cook University of Australia. He is also the Toastmaster club president for James Cook University. Previously he has

This week we have with us two young and vibrant ladies, Audrey and Geraldine. They come from very different backgrounds but share an earnest passion for the path ahead. We hope you continue to be inspired by the various youths in our ongoing “Featured Student Write-ups” series. Audrey’s article is featured below, and you can read Geraldine’s article by

This week we have with us two young and vibrant ladies, Audrey and Geraldine. They come from very different backgrounds but share an earnest passion for the path ahead. We hope you continue to be inspired by the various youths in our ongoing “Featured Student Write-ups” series. Geraldine’s article is featured below, and you can read Audrey’s article by

We have Gisella Huang, a MDIS Mass Communication undergraduate, as our guest this time for our write-up on the ongoing “Featured Student Write-ups” article series. Let’s hear from Gisella on her passion and career inspirations!     My passion is creating.   I love the freedom to imagine and experiment within a set framework, and to

Rong Lun is pursuing his love of Chemistry in NUS. He is a masters student and actively involved in his faculty affairs. He has no doubts that the most significant experiences are the lessons and social-bonds he gained through extracurricular activities. We are pleased to interview Rong Lun in our 3rd write-up on the ongoing “Featured

In this write-up, as part of an ongoing “Featured Student Write-ups” article series, InternSG features an interview with Daynia Lan, who had given up her job last year to pursue studies in the S3 Asia MBA program. The S3 Asia MBA program, is jointly managed by a tri-university colloquium between Fudan University (Fudan), Korea University