National University of Singapore

This course explores Singapore’s appearance as a trading port in the 14th century, the reasons for its growth over 700 years, and the sea’s influence on Singaporean society and economy. It includes topics from archaeology, history, economics, engineering, and ecology.

This course provides knowledge and skills in the design of structural concrete members and systems. Topics include basic design for action effects as well as the serviceability and ultimate limit state design of real-life structures. 

This course introduces contemporary India through a study of society and culture. Taking a thematic approach, it examines caste and class, religion and identity, language and region, displays of modernity and popular forms of culture. It assesses the social and cultural change that India has undergone since 1947 and the remarkable continuity of its social institutions. Factors and processes that have held India together despite its diversity and cultural heterogeneity are highlighted.

This course is composed of two parts. Part one covers the theoretical principles and concepts relating to the marketing of real estate, including aspects such as marketing mix, market research and segmentation, product management and pricing, negotiation and selling techniques, distribution methods, etc. Part two focuses the practical applications of marketing theories to actual case studies in the real estate market, emphasizing on residential, commercial and industrial properties.

This course takes the ubiquity and diversity of football as an entry point for critical examination of issues of geography and human culture at a range of scales from the most intensely local and embodied, to globe-spanning networks.