Nanyang Technological University (NTU) was established by an Act of Parliament on 1 July 1991. It has its origins in Nanyang University, which was founded by Tan Lark Sye in 1955. In August 1980, Nanyang University was merged with the University of Singapore to become the National University of Singapore (NUS). In August 1981, the Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) was set up on the same campus with the primary function of providing facilities for tertiary education and research in various branches of engineering and technology and ...

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The university traces its origins to the founding of The Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States Government Medical School in 1905, a realization of a dream by the city's founder, Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, in 1823. Its name was changed to King Edward VII Medical School in 1912 and to King Edward VII College of Medicine in 1921. In 1929, Raffles College was established to promote Arts and Social Sciences at tertiary level for Singapore students, and exactly two decades later, was merged with King Edwa ...

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In the early 1900s, Jurong was uncharted territory. In 1929, the first road in Jurong connected it to Bukit Timah. Jurong remained a sleepy rural area until 1959, when Singapore became a self-governing colony. The government saw industrialisation as a solution to the country's economic problems and Jurong was picked as a prime area for development. Jurong's coastal waters were deep, making it suitable for a port; the land was mostly state-owned; and landfill was readily available from the area's many hills. It is also relatively far from Singapore's Central Business District and residential areas, and thus it is suitable ...

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Cornell University - Conception of Cornell. When Ezra Cornell and Andrew Dickson White met in the New York Senate in January 1864, each a newly elected member, their eventual partnership seemed unlikely. Although both valued egalitarianism, science, and education, they had come from two very different backgrounds. Ezra Cornell, a self-made businessman and austere, pragmatic telegraph mogul, made his fortune on the Western Union Telegraph Company stock he received during the consolidation that led to its fo ...

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The Association of Commonwealth Universities represents over 480 universities from Commonwealth countries. "We serve our member institutions by advancing international co-operation and understanding in higher education, and by providing a broad range of services and facilities." Association of Commonwealth Universities - History. In 1912, the University of London took the iniative to assemble 53 representatives of universities in London to hold a Congress of Universities o ...

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• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Australia
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• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Barbados
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• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Brunei Darussalam
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Cameroon
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Canada
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Cyprus
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Fiji
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Ghana
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Guyana
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Hong Kong
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Jamaica
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Kenya
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Lesotho
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Malawi
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Malta
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Mauritius
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Mozambique
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Namibia
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - New Zealand
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Nigeria
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Papua New Guinea
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Singapore
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - South Africa
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Swaziland
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Trinidad and Tobago
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - United Kingdom
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Zambia
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - Zimbabwe
• Association of Commonwealth Universities - External link

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Pusan National University (PNU) (also called Busan National University) is one of major leading national universities whose main campus is located in Pusan (also called Busan), South Korea. It has been regarded as the one of the three most prestigious national institution of higher education in the country together with Seoul National University (SNU) in Seoul and Kyungpook National University (KNU) in Daegu. In Korea, the school is generally regarded as the best university outside of Seoul. The university's Engli ...

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• Busan National University - Australia
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• Busan National University - Ireland
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• Busan National University - Chile
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Jurong is probably derived from the Malay word jerung, which means a "voracious shark". Jurong Road was cut around 1852-1853, during the time of John Thomson's tenure as Chief Surveyor. Many roads within the Jurong Industrial Estate named in the late 1960s and early 1970s drew inspiration from the nature of industrial activities in the estate and related aspects of industrialisation. For the local Chinese population, Jurong was formerly called peng kang, a reference to a gambier plantation located in the ar ...

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The World Universities Debating Championship (WUDC) is the largest debating tournament, and one of the largest annual international student events in the world. It is a parliamentary debating event, held in a variant of the British Parliamentary format, organised by a University selected by the World Universities Debating Council. The tournament is known as the "World Universities Debating Championship" or colloquially as "Worlds". World Universities Debating Championship - Past hosts and championsIncluding:

• World Universities Debating Championship - Past hosts and champions
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• World Universities Debating Championship - The Championship
• World Universities Debating Championship - Predecessor tournaments
• World Universities Debating Championship - Detailed annual history of the World Universities Debating Championship
• World Universities Debating Championship - Glasgow University Union 1981 Glasgow Scotland
• World Universities Debating Championship - University of Toronto Hart House Toronto Canada 1982
• World Universities Debating Championship - Princeton University Princeton New Jersey USA 1983
• World Universities Debating Championship - University of Edinburgh Edinburgh Scotland 1984
• World Universities Debating Championship - McGill University Montreal Canada 1985
• World Universities Debating Championship - Fordham University New York City USA 1986
• World Universities Debating Championship - University College Dublin Dublin Ireland 1987
• World Universities Debating Championship - University of Sydney Sydney Australia 1988
• World Universities Debating Championship - Princeton University Princeton New Jersey USA 1989
• World Universities Debating Championship - Glasgow University Union Glasgow Scotland 1990
• World Universities Debating Championship - University of Toronto Hart House Toronto Canada 1991
• World Universities Debating Championship - Trinity College Dublin Dublin Ireland 1992
• World Universities Debating Championship - Oxford Union Society Oxford England 1993
• World Universities Debating Championship - University of Melbourne Melbourne Australia 1994
• World Universities Debating Championship - Princeton University Princeton New Jersey USA 1995
• World Universities Debating Championship - University College Cork Cork Ireland 1996
• World Universities Debating Championship - Stellenbosch University Stellenbosch South Africa 1997
• World Universities Debating Championship - Deree College Athens Greece 1998
• World Universities Debating Championship - Ateneo de Manila University Manila Philippines 1999
• World Universities Debating Championship - University of Sydney Sydney Australia 2000
• World Universities Debating Championship - Glasgow University Union Glasgow Scotland 2001
• World Universities Debating Championship - University of Toronto Hart House Toronto Canada 2002
• World Universities Debating Championship - Stellenbosch University Stellenbosch South Africa 2003
• World Universities Debating Championship - Nanyang Technological University Singapore 2004
• World Universities Debating Championship - Multimedia University Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 2005
• World Universities Debating Championship - University College Dublin Ireland 2006
• World Universities Debating Championship - World Universities Debating Council

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Cornell University is a research university whose main campus is located on the East Hill of Ithaca, New York, and whose two medical campuses are located in New York City and in Education City, Qatar, near Doha. The youngest of the Ivy League universities, Cornell was founded in 1865 by Ezra Cornell and Andrew Dickson White as a coeducational, nonsectarian institution where admission was offered irrespective of religion or race. Conceived immediately after the Industrial Revolution and the U.S. Civil War, its foun ...

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• Cornell University - International programs
• Cornell University - Reputation
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• Cornell University - Activities
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• Cornell University - Faculty
• Cornell University - Alumni
• Cornell University - Cornelliana
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National University of Singapore - Student enrollment. NUS is the largest university in Singapore in terms of student enrolment. As of 30 September 2004, the total student population stands at 31,346, of which 22,751 are undergraduate students and 8,595 graduate students. Amongst graduate students, 4,112 are on coursework studies, while 4,483 are on research. Students enrolled in NUS come from diverse backgrounds, with 8,600 international students from 77 countries studying in the university in 2004. It al ...

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National University of Singapore, National University of Singapore - History, National University of Singapore - Faculties and schools, National University of Singapore - Faculties, National University of Singapore - Schools, National University of Singapore - Teaching Centres, National University of Singapore - Overseas Colleges, National University of Singapore - Internationalization, National University of Singapore - People, National University of Singapore - Student enrollment, National University of Singapore - Staff, National University of Singapore - Campus, National University of Singapore - Libraries, National University of Singapore - Museums, National University of Singapore - Accommodation, National University of Singapore - Rankings and evaluation

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NUS's Kent Ridge campus has 6 libraries and 35 lecture theatres. 6 halls of residences and 3 student residences offer a total of over 6,000 students accommodation in campus. In addition, 4 museums, full facilities for the performing arts, sports and recreational facilities, and a satellite imagery receiving station are sited in the sprawling campus spread over a hilly terrain, with wireless internet access available campus-wide. National University of Singapore - Libraries. C J Koh Law Library [1]See also:

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The University attempts to internationalize itself by building a global network through overseas colleges, teaching and research partnerships with other institutions, supporting international Student Exchange Programmes (SEP), and the establishment of alumni associations around the world. As of 2005 the University has more than 140 SEP-partener universities in over 20 countries, most of which are in Asia, North America and Europe, and four Overseas Colleges (NOC) ...

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NUS currently has 13 faculties and schools, spread across the widest range of disciplines compared to any other Singapore educational institution. In addition, it has several teaching centres and four Overseas Colleges in various parts of the world. National University of Singapore - Faculties. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Faculty of Dentistry Faculty ...

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Jurong was once called "Goh's Folly" as some Singaporeans doubted the success of Dr Goh Keng Swee's plan to develop the area. Sylvester Sim, Singapore Idol runner-up in 2004, used to reside in Jurong. ...

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Jurong, Jurong - Etymology, Jurong - History, Jurong - Rail transport, Jurong - Trivia

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Main article: Geography and climate of Singapore List of waterways in Singapore List of countries that only border one other country 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake Countries affected by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake Humanitarian response to the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake Nanyang List of Singapore-related topics - Hills. Bishan Bukit Batok ...

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Junior Colleges, List of Singapore-related topics - Polytechnics, List of Singapore-related topics - Universities, List of Singapore-related topics - Others, List of Singapore-related topics - Youth organisations, List of Singapore-related topics - Finance and the Economy, List of Singapore-related topics - Companies, List of Singapore-related topics - Tourism, List of Singapore-related topics - Hotels, List of Singapore-related topics - Tourism sites, List of Singapore-related topics - Culture, List of Singapore-related topics - Architecture, List of Singapore-related topics - Art, List of Singapore-related topics - Festivals, List of Singapore-related topics - Literature, List of Singapore-related topics - Language, List of Singapore-related topics - Music, List of Singapore-related topics - Movies, List of Singapore-related topics - Theatre, List of Singapore-related topics - Cuisine, List of Singapore-related topics - Sports, List of Singapore-related topics - Events, List of Singapore-related topics - Games, List of Singapore-related topics - Sportspeople, List of Singapore-related topics - Sporting venues, List of Singapore-related topics - Communications and the Media, List of Singapore-related topics - Communications, List of Singapore-related topics - Magazines, List of Singapore-related topics - Newspapers, List of Singapore-related topics - Television and Radio, List of Singapore-related topics - Transportation in Singapore, List of Singapore-related topics - Air Transport, List of Singapore-related topics - Land Transport, List of Singapore-related topics - Maritime Transport, List of Singapore-related topics - Science and Technology, List of Singapore-related topics - Internet, List of Singapore-related topics - Non-government organisations, List of Singapore-related topics - Miscellaneous, List of Singapore-related topics - Templates

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List of schools in Singapore - Government Schools. Admiralty Primary School Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School Anderson Primary School Ang Mo Kio Primary School Balestier Hill Primary School Bedok Green Primary School Bedok West Primary School Bendemeer Primary School Blangah Rise Primary School Boon Lay Garden Primary School Bukit Panjang Primary School Bukit Timah Primary School Bukit View Primary School< ...

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List of schools in Singapore, List of schools in Singapore - Primary Schools, List of schools in Singapore - Government Schools, List of schools in Singapore - Government-aided Schools, List of schools in Singapore - Secondary Schools, List of schools in Singapore - Government schools, List of schools in Singapore - Government-aided Schools, List of schools in Singapore - Independent Schools, List of schools in Singapore - Autonomous schools, List of schools in Singapore - Special assistance plan schools, List of schools in Singapore - Specialised schools, List of schools in Singapore - Privately funded schools, List of schools in Singapore - Pre-university schools, List of schools in Singapore - Junior Colleges JC, List of schools in Singapore - Centralised Institutes CI, List of schools in Singapore - Language Centres, List of schools in Singapore - Technical schools, List of schools in Singapore - Institute of Technical Education, List of schools in Singapore - Polytechnics, List of schools in Singapore - Universities, List of schools in Singapore - Singaporean universities, List of schools in Singapore - International universities, List of schools in Singapore - Specialised tertiary schools, List of schools in Singapore - Special education schools, List of schools in Singapore - International schools

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World Universities Debating Championship - Glasgow University Union 1981 Glasgow Scotland. The first Championship was hosted in January 1981 and organized by Clark McGinn. 43 teams from 7 nations competed. Registration was £10 but teams from outside the British Isles paid no registration as they were at a financial disadvantage for travelling so far. In exchange for this fee there was a promise of "a bed for every competitor". There were four days of debating with a day off in the middle to visit Edinburgh, and ...

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Organisations of the Singapore Government - Directorates in Headquarters. Americas Directorate ASEAN Directorate Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Directorate Consular Directorate Corporate Affairs Directorate Europe Directorate Human Resource Directorate Information Management Directorate International Economics Directorate International Organisations Directorate Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia Directo ...

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Association of Commonwealth Universities - Australia. University of Adelaide Australian Catholic University Australian Maritime College Australian National University University of Ballarat Bond University University of Canberra Central Queensland University Charles Darwin University Charles Sturt University Curtin University of Technology Deakin University Edith Cowan University Flinders Uni ...

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Light Rapid Transit Singapore - Bukit Panjang Light Rapid Transit. The Bukit Panjang Light Rapid Transit (BPLRT) is a 7.8 km light rail line opened in 1999 and part of Singapore's light rail system. It is fully automated. The rolling stock is supplied by Bombardier, and is similar to the ones used in the Singapore Changi Airport's peoplemover service. It is currently operated by SMRT Light Rail, a subsidiary of SMRT Corporation. Light Rapid T ...

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