NUS Faculty of Law - Campus Tour Video

Let our student hosts bring you on a tour to see the environment of our beautiful campus, our facilities, and the wide range of student clubs and interest groups you can be part of!

[@kas..scintillate]

I look forward to the day I am offered a placement in NUS Fac. of Law. I am aware that not many students are accepted into NUS Law annually. Currently, I am a secondary school student so there is still a long journey of learning ahead. I shall strive and put in my best efforts to obtain the highest probability of a placement there.

[@Wennn020]

hey! i noticed that its been two years since you posted your comment. Were you accepted into NUS faculty of law?

[@kas..scintillate]

@aastha6029 Hi there :D I rlly appreciate you checking up on me! Pursuing a Diploma in Law and Management at Temasek Poly atm. It offers an amazing learning environment and I feel excited to learn abt the various domains of the legal industry here! I still hold the dream of someday studying at NUS Law and wld be applying there after I graduate from TP in 2026 (wld hv to go NS too 😭). Will update yall then :)

[@Wennn020]

@@kas..scintillate that's soo great to hear. hope you have a great life ahead. I was really curious about your comment because I want to apply there after high school. On that note, do you have any suggestions regarding the admissions or how I should prepare myself?

[@kas..scintillate]

@aastha6029 It's heartwarming to hear you're interested in applying to NUS Law too! I've always thought of it to hv a vibrant campus with many amazing facilities and resources, and the ppl here to be friendly and supportive! I presume you're currently in sec sch; or just completed your O levels? Don't fret! First, you would have to discover your passion for the Law. For me, I've always viewed Law as commonplace and the very foundation of our society. Taking the bus or getting food from the food court are both contracts in and of itself. Law is not only a stable venture, but too a meaningful one - supporting the arm of justice and embracing assisting those who are not fortunate enough to afford legal services. Next, expand your portfolio and grow your network. At our age, indeed our network is our net worth. Go for social events, conferences, conventions, and join in as many interest groups or CCAs as you can handle, or are comfortable with. However, don't neglect your studies. Balance both of these ventures :D Third, read, read and read. In an increasing complex world undergoing tiny shifts and moulds each day, changing beyond recognition, it's important to remain aware of current affairs and get on top of issues to stay relevant in the competitive field. This will allow you to get noticed in whatever domain you wish to pursue :D Never stop learning. Learning should be lifelong. Knowledge is power!

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[@marcusliou7868]

This was so well produced!

[@SamuelKwokYX]

9:00 Tony Tan Keng Yam's son-in-law - what a coincidence

[@muhammadyassirakbarramadha1117]

PhD sharia bank law 2024 🤲