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NUS STEER

The NUS Study Trips for Engagement and EnRichment (STEER) is a programme designed to familiarise students with the diverse socio-cultural-economic environments of new and fast-evolving regions through a mix of classroom-based learning and experiential site visits.

STEER China (Sichuan) (8 - 20 May 2017)

- May 08, 2017

In May 2017, 14 students embarked on a trip to China, Sichuan to learn more about environmental conservation in China.

Read more about it on Tembusu Treehouse - Expedition Reflection.

Photo by Noel Wong

China Sichuan

Location: Sichuan, China

List of countries STEER has covered

- August 08, 2018

Bosnia-Herzegovina • Botswana • Brazil • Brunei • Cambodia • China • Costa Rica • Croatia • Cuba • Hungary • India • Indonesia • Kazakhstan • Kuwait • Malaysia • Mexico • Montenegro • Myanmar • Nepal • Oman • Panama • Poland • Qatar • Saudi Arabia • Serbia • South Africa • Sri Lanka • Thailand • United Arab Emirates • Uzbekistan • Viet Nam • Zimbabwe

NUS STEER: Facing Challenges and Finding Innovation for Community Healthcare (28 Dec 2018 to 6 Jan 2019)

- January 23, 2019

Read all about Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine's inaugural healthcare STEER here !

STEER Mexico and Cuba (9 - 22 December 2018)

- January 09, 2019

Our students have just returned from Mexico and Cuba! Read all about their trip here !

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NUS STEER: Inaugurated in December 2010, the STEER programme has expanded to include countries in Southeast Asia, Asia, Central America, Latin America, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and Southern Africa.

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List of countries STEER has covered

- August 08, 2018

Bosnia-Herzegovina • Botswana • Brazil • Brunei • Cambodia • China • Costa Rica • Croatia • Cuba • Hungary • India • Indonesia • Kazakhstan • Kuwait • Malaysia • Mexico • Montenegro • Myanmar • Nepal • Oman • Panama • Poland • Qatar • Saudi Arabia • Serbia • South Africa • Sri Lanka • Thailand • United Arab Emirates • Uzbekistan • Viet Nam • Zimbabwe