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As the NUS Class of 2026 mark their Commencement, two graduates share how a drive to solve real-world problems led them to look beyond their own faculties for solutions. One co-developed a documentation tool for special education teachers, while the other launched a platform for cross-collaboration in healthcare.
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For these two NUS Class of 2026 graduates, the most impactful lessons they learnt came from beyond the classroom. One found them in courtrooms and a remote Thai village; the other, in a hospital corridor and a cardiac arrest.
Held at University Town on the Kent Ridge campus, hundreds of alumni returned to campus on 27 June for NUS Homecoming 2026, reconnecting with old friends and revisiting familiar spaces in a day of learning, discovery and celebration.
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A new study by NUS Faculty of Dentistry found that educators could assess student performance in paediatric practice more efficiently through transcripts, offering a promising way to enhance the effectiveness and scalability of dental training.
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