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Landscape Design & Horticulture
Under their final-year project, Landscape Design & Horticulture students took part in NPark’s habitat enhancement programmes by landscaping part of Pulau Ubin’s sensory trail.
Environmental & Water Technology
Students from Environmental & Water Technology taught Geylang Serai residents how to make miniature rain gardens to remove pollutants, in conjunction with Singapore World Water Day.
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Students from Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering took part in the “Clear Shores, Clean Water” international coastal clean-up event, organised by the Singapore Chemical Industry Council in support of World Environmental Day. By keeping our shores and water free from plastics and other wastes, this event highlights the needs to use and dispose of plastics responsibly.
Biomedical Science
Students from Biomedical Science went to Genome Institute of Singapore (A*STAR) for their internship, where their primary role was to extract high-quality RNA for use in various virus projects. They worked alongside professionals to gain relevant expertise in the area of RNA, including laboratory techniques such as RNA extraction, primer testing, bacterial transformation and tissue culture.
Biomedical Science
During their overseas internship to the UK, Biomedical Science students were hosted by Sheffield University in the Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. Their roles were to characterize DNA segregation proteins and reconstitute bacterial chromosome dynamics. They were exposed to research techniques ranging from molecular biology, biochemistry and fluorescence microscopy.
Biomedical Science
During their overseas internship to China, students from Biomedical Science were hosted by Guangxi Medical University in the School of Public Health. Their primary roles were to understand the mechanism behind malignant tumours and congenital malformations clinically and at a molecular level. They were exposed to research techniques ranging from environmental health risk assessment, epidemiological study and toxicological study.
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Our Graduates with that Something Xtra
Sylvia Chiang
Diploma in Biomedical Science, Class of 2007
As a Regional Process Control Manager at Novartis, Sylvia is responsible for the overarching process improvement and process control of clinical trial monitoring in the region.
“The BMS course provided a firm foundation for me to understand the scientific background in clinical trial protocols. It played a significant role in deciding my career path and helped me secure my first two jobs at pharmaceutical MNCs.”
Vernice Vee
Diploma in Pharmacy Science*, Class of 2020
Vernice was a recipient of the Ngee Ann Polytechnic Outstanding Achievement Award. She is pursuing a degree in Pharmacy at the National University of Singapore.
“I had the opportunity to assist pharmacists to prepare and dispense medications for patients during my internship at the National University Hospital’s Pharmacy Department. Those hands-on experiences allowed me to gain a deeper appreciation of the inner workings of the pharmaceutical industry.”
*now renamed as Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science
Soh Xian Hui
Diploma in Landscape Design & Horticulture, Class of 2016
Xian Hui clinched two awards in the Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects Student Design Award 2015 competition. She has recently graduated from the NUS School of Design & Environment with a degree in Architecture.
“The LDH course covers various fields of studies and is a fantastic stepping stone to progress into extensive career options that include landscape design, horticulture and urban planning.”
Darius Dylan
Diploma in Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Class of 2018
Darius is a recipient of the NUS Global Merit Scholarship and he has accepted an offer to read Chemistry in the NUS Faculty of Science.
“Besides being equipped with applied knowledge in chemical engineering, I was constantly challenged to explore opportunities out of my comfort zone, in areas such as public speaking and event management. My learning journey at NP has prepared me for the life ahead.”
Yao Yupeng
Diploma in Environmental & Water Technology, Class of 2018
Yupeng will be pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering at the National University of Singapore.
“My journey in NP was nothing short of amazing. Multiple overseas programmes deepened my knowledge about environmental issues. I hope to play a key role in solving water pollution problems in the future.”
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School of Life Sciences and Chemical Technology
Re-code Your DNA
Established in 1989, the School of Life Sciences and Chemical Technology (LSCT) aims to deliver a robust R&D education and training through intensive lab and field-based training, as well as project and workplace learning. Besides igniting your natural curiosity about the world and fuelling your passion for discovery, LSCT also prepares you for exciting careers in science.
Our five courses are endorsed by industry experts, renowned research institutes and top universities locally and abroad. LSCT also has close links with organisations such as National Parks Board and PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency. Our strong partnerships will provide you with lots of opportunities to learn in a real-world setting.
Besides having a strong track record in applied research, LSCT is also known for its expertise in areas such as biocatalysis and fermentation, cancer biology, molecular diagnostics, membrane technology, skyrise greening, agritech and aquaculture, and food technology. LSCT’s edge will give you a head start in pursuing research work in these fields.
You will gain a global perspective by participating in various overseas internships and immersion programmes to places such as London, Brisbane, Bangkok, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Nanjing, and Shanghai.