Semester in Singapore

Activities

• Art Jamming: Unleash your creativity with an art jamming session at one of Singapore's many studios, where you can channel your inner artist and express yourself through painting on canvas. Whether you're a seasoned painter or a complete novice, these guided sessions offer a fun and therapeutic outlet for artistic exploration, with all materials provided and no prior experience necessary. Get ready to unleash your imagination and create a masterpiece to take home as a unique souvenir of your time in Singapore. 
• Sentosa Island: Escape to the sun-kissed shores of Sentosa Island, a tropical paradise boasting pristine beaches, thrilling attractions, and lush landscapes. From zip-lining at Mega Adventure Park to exploring the underwater world at S.E.A. Aquarium, there's no shortage of excitement and adventure to be had on this idyllic island retreat. 
• Hawker Center Food Tour: Embark on a culinary journey through Singapore's vibrant hawker centers, where you can sample an eclectic array of mouthwatering dishes from various cultures. From savory laksa and fragrant chicken rice to crispy roti prata and tantalizing satay, these bustling food markets offer a feast for the senses, showcasing the city-state's rich culinary heritage. 

Projects

For-Credit Internship: This optional part-time internship (in English) allows students the opportunity to have practical work experience in a company within a variety of industry sectors. In addition to the on-site business experience, students participating in an internship program have a weekly classroom component, which provides academic support to their practical experience. Students must apply for a Work Holiday Pass from the Ministry of Manpower for the internship option.  

For-Credit Directed Independent Research: This research opportunity is for qualified students who have demonstrated academic rigor and curiosity toward a particular research topic. Independent research topics will be approved by CIEE Singapore and the home institution. To be accepted into this course, students must submit a structured proposal with a topic of exploration, significance of research topic on how it relates to Singapore, methodology, a literature review, and a schedule of research milestones. 

For-Credit Service-Learning Project: This service-learning course combines a structured curriculum and extensive partnership with a local community-based organization to offer tangible community service. Students explore key community-based organizations: Examining their mission, vision and goals, and the place of the organization in the local community. Student community service includes direct engagement and a research-based action plan addressing a specific challenge or goal identified by a community-based organization.