#throwback to International Symposium on Cognition and Neuroscience last month. Speakers: Jason Rothman (UiT The Artic University of Norway 🇳🇴), W. Quin Yow & Xiaoqian Li (SUTD Singapore 🇸🇬), Gigi Lok (@mcgillu 🇨🇦) and Alice Chan (@LmsNtu). Read more: tiny.cc/abdtxz

Beyond excited to get our hands on #SingLit inspired shirt designs in this collab between UniqloSG and NLBSingapore. Get your own at Uniqlo Orchard Central before they run out1

💼🎓We are seeking an outstanding early-career researcher or scholar to join us as a Nanyang Assistant Professor. Look forward to upsized grants, reduced teaching loads, and a warm vibrant community that fosters & nurtures research excellence. Learn more: tiny.cc/b7dtxz

Every donation counts! 🌟 Support NTU Humanities bursary students in their pursuit of education and brighter futures. Your generosity can transform lives. Donate here: bff.ntu.edu.sg/team!T0057DO

We celebrated #InternationalLanguageDay 2024 with a slew of activities! Did you know, the NTU Centre for Modern Languages offers Minor programmes in 16 languages, including Singapore Sign Language, Latin, Spanish, German, Chinese, Vietnamese, and more?

Our faculty members Assoc Profs Graham Matthews and Katherine Hindley shared about innovative methods to enhance learning in the classroom. They each received an NTU EdeX Teaching and Learning grant to support their research. Read more: tiny.cc/c6dtxz

The SEAsian Symposium (happening today!) features academics from various fields sharing their research on topics such as culture history, media, and politics in the rich tapestry of Southeast Asia. Read more: tiny.cc/iyjuxz

How can we effectively leverage on Gen AI in teaching and learning? Dr. Joanne Chia (NTU Language and Communication Centre) shared her experience in adopting and incorporating technology in pedagogy at a panel discussion. ntu.edu.sg/soh/news-event…

#throwback to the NTU Open House 2024 - where our faculty members and student ambassadors shared about the BA programmes offered at our school, and answered all your questions on academic rigour and student life. We can't wait to meet our new students in August!

We're excited to share “The Routledge Handbook of English-Medium Instruction in Higher Education” has been published! Co-edited by Prof Kingsley Bolton, Assoc Prof Werner Botha, and Dr Benedict Lin. Dr Lin is a Senior Lecturer at the NTU Language and Communication Centre.

Congrats to Michael Stanley-Baker 徐源 for achieving 2nd runner-up at the DH Awards 2024! 'Polyglot Asian Medicine' studies the intersection of traditional medical systems and languages, and explores how medical cultures compare across the region. ntu.edu.sg/soh/news-event…

Join us for 'Creating Caring Spaces: Bridging Conversations Through Theatre', a Medical Humanities seminar with speaker Adib Kosnan Checkpoint Theatre. 24/4 - 11am (SGT), 8pm (PDT). Register: tiny.cc/lmptxz

We are thrilled to announce that our school has achieved outstanding results in the QS QS World University Rankings! NTU LMS climbed higher to 23rd from 2023's 35th, while NTU English and NTU Art History has entered the top 50 board for the first time!

Senior Lecturer Francesco Perono Cacciafoco and Brenda Man Qing Ong shed light on the enigmatic history of Pedra Branca, and establish its history and significance.

Read more: mdpi.com/2409-9252/2/1/5

Why is language so important to the ways that we make sense of, and manage, anxiety?

'‘Emerson as Philosopher’ considers the role of postmodernism (skepticism towards metanarratives and anti-essentialism) in Ralph Waldo Emerson's philosophy by putting it in conversation with key 20th and 21st century thinkers'

Assoc Prof Alexander R. Coupe explores language contact situations in Nagland and why it is so linguistically diverse.

What can a restaurant in France reflect about Teochew and Hokkien? Egas Moniz-Bandeira ᠡᡤᠠᠰ ᠮᠣᠨᠢᠰ ᠪᠠᠨᡩ᠋ᠠᠶᠢᠷᠠ has some interesting observations!

An open access book examining the #FutureOfWork

Senior Lecturer Francesco Perono Cacciafoco and Lim, Shaun Tyan Gin explore Singapore's MRT station names, and how they are part of everyday multilingualism.

Read more: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…