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Global Programme – Learning Beyond the Classroom
The Global Programme encourages leadership development, cultivates a global outlook among students & promotes cross-cultural awareness & understanding by collaborating with universities & organizations around the world. USP students are able to choose from a wide range of programmes through which they may further explore their global learning objectives.
The wide-ranging activities under the Global Programme are conceptualized either by faculty members or by students themselves. These may or may not be led by a USP or NUS faculty member and are designed to provide intensive and experiential learning opportunities for all participants.
Students are able to exercise critical reflection and intellectual leadership outside of the classroom, thereby helping them bridge the gap between their academic studies and the wider world of responsibility and performance. Such learning is an integral part of the holistic approach to education in USP.
Examples of activities offered under the Global Programme include:
Seminars/ Forums/ Symposia/ Conferences
- Singapore Institute of International Affairs University Seminar
- USP - World Bank Symposium
- Forum on “The World Religions and the Search for Peaceful Co-Existence”
- USP – Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) Summer Programme on Southeast Asia
- Temasek Foundation – National University of Singapore (NUS) Model ASEAN Fellowship Programme
- Building Bridges Seminar
- Global Education Seminar: United Nations Millennium Development Goals
Overseas Study Trips
- Lee Shiu Centre for Intercultural Learning Summer Programme
- Study Programme on Contemporary Muslim Societies
- Sino-Singapore Undergraduate Exchange Programme
- Project Himalaya
- ASEAN Universities Network Educational Forum & Young Speakers’ Contest
- USP - George Washington University (GWU) Dialogue Series
- Harvard College in Asia Project: Undergraduate Conference
- USP-Stanford University Study Programme
- Tufts University EPIIC Symposium 2008
Overseas Youth Expeditions
- Action Africa Expedition
- Venture Kampuchea
- Thailand Expedition
- Venture Relief
- Big Hands, Bigger Heart
- Destination Danang
- Venture Yunnan
Participation in the Global Programme activities is optional and voluntary. Students are encouraged to propose and organise Global Programme activities, as well as take up leadership roles in the course of the activities. The aim is to create an environment in which students attend a wide range of dynamic and interesting Programme events.
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