The university is to go to Singapore, and it is good to go to South Korea

Suggested for Singapore.

I had friends before who I could refer to.

This friend went to Singapore to study abroad for 4 years.

After graduation, he came to Korea to study for 2 years.

It's good to live and eat well and find a job in Singapore.

A couple of friends rented a villa and occasionally could do tutoring)

My English skills have improved a lot.

If studying abroad in Singapore is a treat in paradise.

Coming to Korea is a hell of a life.

It's hard to find a part-time job, and you can be arrested at any time.

It is illegal for Korean students to work part-time).

The ones I found were all manual work.

She came to Korea to study food cooking.

Therefore, they are all recruiting restaurants and cake shops for internships.

Where you sleep at night, rats crawl everywhere.

Bathing is only done with cold water.

I also have to be scolded by my boss often.

I believe that 50% of the films filmed in Korean TV dramas are fine.

Don't think how good Korea is.

Those who have money and those who don't have money have cars to drive.

But how much meat can be eaten every day.

How comfortable it is in China.

Those who have been to South Korea do not accept funds from their families.

They have all suffered, and none of them have cried.

Who doesn't regret it when they first came.

It's just that I'm used to it now.

Singapore, of course.

Even if you are in the film and television industry, it is good to be in Singapore.

The netizens on the third floor also said wrong, studying in Singapore is 200% impossible to work, if you are caught, you will be removed from your student visa and sent back to China, and you will never be able to enter Singapore, Singapore is very strict,!

Personally, I also think that Korean movies are better than Singapore's

As for flushing cold water in winter, that's an individual phenomenon, who told him not to die in order to save money, the house can be rented better, !

Singapore, of course. No matter how developed it is, it must be a developed country.

Nanyang Technological University, National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University, etc. The National University of Singapore was founded in 1905 as the Straits Settlements and Malayano Federal Medical College. In 1949, the Edward VII Medical College merged with Raffles College to form the University of Malaya.

In 1955, the Singapore Chinese community organized the establishment of Nayang University. In 1962, the University of Malaya's campus in Singapore became independent as the University of Singapore. In 1980, the University of Singapore and Nanyang University merged to form the National University of Singapore.

In 1981, Nanyang Polytechnic was established on the site of Nanyang University, Singapore**, to nurture engineering talents for Singapore's economy. In 1991, Nanyang Polytechnic was reorganized to include the National Institute of Education and renamed Nanyang Technological University, keeping pace with the rapid development of education. In April 2006, Nanyang Technological University was officially corporized.

According to the university's official website in April 2015, Nanyang Technological University has four faculties of engineering, science, business and liberal arts, as well as independent colleges (including the S. Rajaratnam Institute of International Studies, the only professional teacher training institution in Singapore, the National Institute of Education, the Singapore Earth Observation and Research Institute, which focuses on natural disasters in earth sciences, and Li Lianwu, the center for environmental bioengineering, which focuses on biofilms).

The National University of Singapore is ranked 11th in the QS World University Rankings 2021-2022.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) is a public research university located in Singapore that is a member of the Pacific Rim University Alliance, the Asian Universities Alliance, the Global University Presidents' Forum, the Asia-Pacific Association for International Education, and the International Alliance of Research Universities.

NUS has a total of 17 faculties spread across its three campuses in Kent, Bukit Timah and Outram in Singapore, offering a wide range of interdisciplinary and cross-faculty programmes, with 12 overseas faculties around the world. There are 2,374 teaching staff and 42,600 students (as of December 2020), including 31,300 undergraduates and 11,300 graduate students.

Mode of Running the School:

The university has three NUS Teaching and Learning Centres (Centre for Teaching and Learning Development, Centre for English Communication and Teaching, and School of Systems Sciences). In addition, the language of instruction at the National University of Singapore is English, and the British and American style of general education is adopted, and students are divided into public basic education in each college in the first year, and only after the second year are they divided into majors according to their hobbies and strengths.

The credit system and the bidding course selection system are adopted, and the guidance of course selection and collocation is carried out according to the interests of students; The British 5-point system and honours degree system are adopted, and different levels of undergraduate degrees are awarded according to the student's combined cumulative score (CAP).

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - National University of Singapore.

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