Our Students
Life at NUS Nursing is not all about academia. With numerous student clubs, interest groups, and a multitude of service learning and community service opportunities, our students have a plethora of avenues to get involved on campus and beyond.
Student Affairs
NUS Nursing is dedicated to the overall development of its students, encompassing intellectual, physical, emotional, and social aspects. The Office of Student Affairs is guided by these values that aim to answer fundamental questions regarding higher education.
These principles revolve around putting our students first, recognizing the impact of the environment on our students’ collegiate experience, and also applying intentional and empirically grounded practices in their learning.
With a multidimensional approach, NUS Nursing strives to provide a diverse range of opportunities for our students to learn and grow. We aim to enhance our students’ development and learning through various activities at the local, national, and international levels, with a focus still on our students’ education, professional excellence, and personal empowerment.
At NUS Nursing, there are ample opportunities for student engagement throughout the week, contributing to a vibrant student community.
Dr Lim Fui Ping, PhD, MNur, BHSN, RN
Student Organisations
At Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies (NUS Nursing), students have the opportunity to join various clubs that foster a strong sense of community, focusing on the welfare of others while gaining valuable leadership experience. These student-led groups provide a platform for the students …
Community Involvement Projects
The main goal of Community Involvement Projects is to allow NUS Nursing students to serve the beneficiaries in our local society and in other countries. We do this through Local Community Involvement Projects (LCIPs) and Overseas Community Involvement Projects (OCIPs) respectively. Through these
Houses of Nursing
At the Alice Lee Centre of Nursing Studies (NUS Nursing), we have a House system that originated in England. In traditional schools in England, the House system divides students into smaller “houses” within the school. Each house will have its own unique name, leadership …
Major Events’ Highlights
The three major events showcased in this page are planned solely by the NUS Nursing Sub-Club for NUS Nursing Students. We take pride in the planning and execution for these events. Here are some pictures to commemorate and look back on the memories that …
Student Exchange Programme
At the Alice Lee Centre of Nursing Studies (NUS Nursing), we have exchange programme agreements with several countries in Southeast Asia and the world. Exchange students are an important part of any university community. The community brings new ideas, cultures, perspectives and diversity to .
