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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 India (4 - 15 December 2016)

- December 04, 2016

STEER India 2016, an exciting two-week journey, took place as part of the new Senior Seminar UTC2404 (Re)Building Communities: Insights from India offered at CAPT.

Read more about their fascinating story here.

India

Location: India

STEERs in Summer 2018

- September 14, 2018

Watch and learn about all the STEERs programme which were organised this summer!

STEER Indonesia (Sulawesi) (19 - 30 May 2018)

- October 02, 2018

12 NUS students together with Dr John van Wyhe embarked on an exciting journey to Indonesia, Sulawesi, exploring the sites visited by the pioneer naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace. You could read more about their experience at this website !

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

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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