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Introduction 
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| LKYSPP takes pride in its diverse international student body that has grown almost fivefold over the past 3 years. There are currently 283 students from 43 countries and territories enrolled in the Masters and PhD programmes. The diversity of the student population is not only limited to countries of origin. In terms of their educational backgrounds, our students hold degrees in economics, medicine, sociology, business, and engineering, to name a few. The same is true of their professional backgrounds and years of work experience. The School believes that a diverse student body is one of its principal competitive advantages. |
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In today’s dynamic workplace, organisations are increasingly looking for professionals who can bring a genuinely global perspective to their roles, a perspective that is derived not just from formal education but from having first-hand experience of the different approaches one can take in resolving key policy issues. Exposure to the collective knowledge and experience of peers from around the world plays a critical role in fostering this global perspective. The diversity of the student body ensures that no nationality, style, or approach dominates, allowing for a truly global learning environment. This is why we believe that a cosmopolitan student body is vital to a successful public policy school such as ours. At LKYSPP, we have a diverse student community which draws strength from its heterogeneity but is united by its common passion for public service. |
| A Welcome to New Students |
The Singapore Experience @ LKYSPP |
| The LKYSPP Handbook for Students offers most of what new students will need to know in order to settle down quickly and prepare for the semesters ahead. For a more personal touch, new students can directly contact the School’s student ambassadors. |
The Singapore Experience @ LKYSPP is designed to help students develop a wider, deeper, and more critical understanding of Singapore, through:
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The Bukit Timah Dialogues: A series of weekly lunchtime seminars where students get a chance to interact with Singapore leaders, including past and present Cabinet Ministers, Members of Parliament, top civil servants, and key players in the areas of business, media, the non-profit sector, civil society, the arts, and science & technology. Speakers have included Minister George Yeo, Minister Mah Bow Tan, Minister Yeo Cheow Tong, Indranee Rajah, J.Y. Pillay, Ngiam Tong Dow, Janadas Devan, Benedict Cheong, Willie Cheng, and Constance Singam.
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Angsana Evenings: Formal dinners where eminent speakers are invited to engage in lively dialogue.
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Conversations: A series of informal chats with key figures in Singapore’s public sector.
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Tours and Visits: A chance to visit key institutions and organisations in Singapore.
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Singapore Film Club: Regular screenings of Singapore films followed by lively discussions.
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Singapore-related resources at LKYSPP (modules, researchers, publications) | |
| Student Life |
| The School offers student leadership opportunities and supports student publications such as the Asian Journal of Public Affairs (AJPA) and the online newsletter LKYSPPeak. |
| Career Services |
| The School’s Office of Career Services has, since April 2007, provided assistance to students as they explore their career options. The office organizes talks, workshops, recruitment events, and internship opportunities, among others. |
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