NUS Sustainability CONNECT 2025 - NUS Sustainability

After four inspiring weeks and nearly 40 events, the 3rd edition of NUS Sustainability CONNECT has wrapped! Our heartfelt thanks to our partners and everyone who joined us for making it a success! The conversation does not end here, however. Join us for a special post-CONNECT event with Professor Dr Johan Rockström of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. Details are below.

POST-CONNECT BONUS EVENT

October 16 (Thursday)

NUS120 Distinguished Speaker Series

Navigating Our Future Within Planetary Boundaries Lecture

3.30pm - 5pm

Ho Bee Auditorium, University Cultural Centre, NUS

Free

Open to public

The talk features Professor Dr Johan Rockstrom of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, an internationally recognised scientist on global sustainability issues who led the development of the Planetary Boundaries framework. Prof Rockstrom will be providing a scientific update of Earth system risks and planetary boundaries science, and highlighting key transformations towards a safe landing on Earth.

EVENTS LINE-UP FOR CONNECT

Week 1

September 2 (Tuesday)

Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (SERIS), NUS

Visit SERIS + View Rooftop PV Installation

9am - 10.30am

NUS 7 Engineering Drive 1, Block E3A #04-25/26

Free

Open to public (aged 18 years and above)

Learn about SERIS’ R&D activities as well as visit a rooftop PV installation site in NUS - one of the buildings in the campus-wide solar PV installation project which SERIS participated in.

NUS Sustainable Futures (NUS SF)

NUS Sustainable Futures Grant: Introducing the Upcoming 2025 Seed Grant, and Sharing of Tips and Stories by Grant Winners

2.30pm - 4pm

NUS Faculty of Science (S16), Level 3, LT31

Free

Open to NUS academic staff only

Join this sharing session to learn more about the upcoming 2025 NUS Sustainable Futures Grant and engage with the 2024 grant awardees who will recount their journeys, offer practical tips and share valuable lessons from their experiences.

September 3 (Wednesday)

NUS Cities

NUS Cities Symposium 2025: How Urban Science helps Cities become More Liveable, Sustainable, and Resilient

9am - 5pm

NUS UTown Auditorium 2, Level 1 Stephen Riady Centre

Fees apply

Open to public

Hear from around 20 local and international speakers on the timely topic of how urban science helps cities become more liveable, sustainable, and resilient. Network with fellow urban professionals and researchers, and exchange ideas as we advance the field of urban science to better our cities. Guest-of-Honour is Health Minister Ong Ye Kung. Click here for the full programme.

September 4 (Thursday)

NUS Cities

NUS Cities Lecture: Why Cities? Why Science?

6.30pm - 8pm

NUS UHall Auditorium

Free

Open to public

Hear from Luis Bettencourt, Professor of Ecology and Evolution from the University of Chicago, on how studying cities provides a lens into human nature and the structure and dynamics of social change.

September 5 (Friday)

NUS Centre for Hydrogen Innovations (CHI)

Distinguished Speaker Series: Advanced Technologies for Clean Energy, Fuels and Chemicals

2pm - 3pm

NUS Blk E5, Engineering Drive 4, #02-32

Free

Open to public

Professor Behdad Moghtaderi from the University of Newscastle (Australia) gives an overview of the advanced technologies under development at his university's Centre for Innovative Energy Technologies and Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources, for the production and utilisation of clean energy, fuels and chemicals.

September 6 (Saturday)

Ridge View Residential College (RVRC)

Waves of Change: Beach Cleanup with RVRC

8.30am - 12pm

Ridge View Residential College, Block G, Level 1 Foyer

Free

Open to public

Join us for a community beach cleanup to remove litter, protect marine life, and keep our shoreline safe for all.

Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum (LKCNHM)

Specimens, Science and Stories: LKCNHM Public Research Symposium 2025

10am - 5pm

NUS UTown Auditorium 2, Level 1 Stephen Riady Centre

Free

Open to public

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum (LKCNHM) with a series of exclusive talks from the people behind research, curation and conservation at the museum!

Week 2

September 10 (Wednesday)

Sustainable and Green Finance Institute (SGFIN)

Seminar on Sustainable Business in Biofuels

1.30pm - 3pm

Hon Sui Sen Auditorium, Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library, 1 Hon Sui Sen Drive

Free

Open to public

Accelerate clean energy investments! Join us for the launch of SGFIN's whitepaper on biofuel, which bridges the innovators and financiers with actionable insights on viable business models, technologies, and sustainable financing for high-impact and sustainable growth. Stay for a panel discussion, where industry experts will share firsthand experiences in developing and financing biofuel businesses.

September 11 (Thursday)

Energy Studies Institute (ESI)

Seminar on Where Are We on the Hydrogen Rollercoaster?

11am - 12pm

NUS Energy Studies Institute, Conference Room, 29 Heng Mui Keng Terrace, Block A, #10-01, S119620

Free

Open to public

A few years ago, hydrogen was the answer to all climate- and energy-related problems. While this thinking has since shifted, hydrogen can still contribute meaningfully to reducing carbon and pollutant emissions, help build new industries and aid a just energy tradition. Prof David Hart, the Global Hydrogen Lead at ERM, and a Visiting Professor at Imperial College London, shares more.

September 13 (Saturday)

BES Drongos

Guided Nature Walk at Pasir Ris Mangroves

9am - 11am

Pasir Ris Park Carpark C

Free

Open to public

Want to spend your weekend morning away from the hustle and bustle of city life? Then join BES Drongos at Pasir Ris Mangroves and spot amazing flora and fauna along the way! Follow BES Drongos' Instagram for more info!

NUS Toddycats

Habitat Restoration at Lim Chu Kang Nature Park

3.30pm to 6.30pm

Meet at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (visitor centre)

Free

Open to public

Lim Chu Kang Nature Park is part of the Sungei Buloh Nature Park Network, which buffers the western part of the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (SBWR). NUS Toddycats, working closely together with the SWBR team at NParks, invites you to join them in the meaningful exercise to plant and care for native trees suitable to the area - and play your part in boosting the overall biodiversity of the northwestern part of Singapore! Email toddycats@gmail.com for more info.

September 14 (Sunday)

BES Drongos

Guided Nature Walk at Pasir Ris Mangroves

9am - 11am

Pasir Ris Park Carpark C

Free

Open to public

Week 3

September 16 (Tuesday)

NUS Climate Analytics and Technology Club (CAT)

Climate and Sustainability Leadership Discussion Forum

10am - 12pm

LT7A, EA Level 1

Free

For NUS students only

Learn about green analytics and technologies, discuss climate resilience and other sustainability topics and real-world challenges from various aspects in this forum where you can expect to build rapport with other like-minded individuals.

SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute

Conversations in Planetary Health: Patient Voices for Planetary Health

11.30am - 1pm

Duke-NUS Medical School Room 2C (Hybrid)

Free

Open to public

How do patients experience climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution, and why are their voices often missing from the discourse on planetary health? Join this patient-centred hybrid seminar where health professionals, policymakers and communities discuss how they can better support patient-driven solutions. Featuring speakers Prabu Naidu (SingHealth Patient Advocacy Network), Derek Cabe (Nuclear and Coal-Free Bataan Movement, Philippines) and Khoo Yoong Khean (Duke-NUS Centre of Regulatory Excellence) and moderator Renzo Guinto (SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute Planetary Health Programme).

September 17 (Wednesday)

NUS College

Impact Festival 2025 - Emergence

11am - 6pm

Stephen Riady Centre, 2 College Avenue West, S138607

Free

Open to public

Come enjoy a diverse range of creative works - from exhibitions and films, to performances and interactive activities - from NUS College students’ Impact Experiences projects, where students work in parallel with communities in Singapore and Southeast Asia for social impact. These include sustainability projects which aim to revolutionarise food waste management, foster sustainable tourism, protect animal welfare, restore corals and cultivate sustainable agriculture opportunities! More info here.

No registration needed

Ridge View Residential College (RVRC)

Climate Fresk Workshop: Understanding Climate Change

3pm - 6pm

Ridge View Residential College, Block G Level 1, Seminar Room 1

Free

Open to public

Climate Fresk is a collaborative workshop that uses a deck of cards to explain the causes and consequences of climate change. Join others in a facilitated discussion to learn about the fundamental science behind climate change and be inspired to take climate action!

LRF Institute for the Public Understanding of Risk (IPUR) and Earth Journalism Network

Climate Risk Workshop: Understand. Report. Impact.

3.30pm - 5pm

NUS Innovation 4.0, Conference Room #01-05, 3 Research Link S117602

Free

Open to public

This interactive workshop brings together foundational knowledge, real-world frameworks, and best practices in climate risk perception and media reporting.

NUS Libraries

Green Libraries Tour - Walking the Talk in Sustainability

4pm - 5pm

Central Library Level 1 (outside Co-op)

Free

For NUS staff and students only

Follow this special guided tour of the Central Library and discover how NUS Libraries is making sustainability a daily reality, from eco-friendly construction materials to reducing our carbon footprint in daily operations! Gain insights into how Green Libraries forms one of NUS Libraries' four sustainability pillars, aligned with the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Follow @nuslibraries on Telegram and Instagram for the latest updates.

Centre for Sustainable Medicine (CoSM), World Health Organisation (WHO)

Sustainable Healthcare in Motion: Lessons from Singapore and the Western Pacific Region

6pm - 8pm

PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Grand Ballroom, 7500 Beach Road, S199591

Free

Open to public

Join the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centre for Sustainable Medicine (CoSM) for the official launch of the Singapore National Health Sector Emissions Baseline — the first comprehensive study of healthcare emissions in Southeast Asia. Featuring Senior Minister of State (Health, Digital Development and Information) Tan Kiat How, and WHO Regional Director for the Western Pacific, Dr Saia Ma'u Piukala, as Guests of Honour.

September 18 (Thursday)

NUS Environmental Research Institute (NERI), NUS Centre for Water Research (CWR), SG Lab Forum

Symposium on Microplastics in the Environment and Water: Challenges, Research, and Mitigation Strategies (MP Symposium 2025) (Day 1)

9am - 6pm

Shaw Foundation Alumni House, 11 Kent Ridge Dr

Fees apply

Open to public

The MP Symposium 2025 brings together experts to tackle microplastic pollution, fostering knowledge-sharing, discussion, and collaboration for sustainable solutions. Join us in shaping effective strategies in mitigating microplastics pollution! Click here for more info.

Coastal Protection and Flood Resilience Institute (CFI) Singapore

CFI Annual Symposium 2025: Advancing Coastal and Flood Resilience through Science and Technology

9am - 5pm

University Cultural Centre (UCC) Theatre, NUS, Kent Ridge Dr, S119246

Free

Open to public

This year's symposium showcases CFI's ongoing research partnerships and innovations in coastal protection and flood resilience, uniting academia, industry and government to drive coastal protection and flood resilience. Featuring Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Sustainability and Environment) Goh Hanyan as Guest of Honour.

September 19 (Friday)

NUS Environmental Research Institute (NERI), NUS Centre for Water Research (CWR), SG Lab Forum

Symposium on Microplastics in the Environment and Water: Challenges, Research, and Mitigation Strategies (MP Symposium 2025) (Day 2)

9am - 6pm

Shaw Foundation Alumni House, 11 Kent Ridge Dr, S119244

Fees apply

Open to public

Coastal Protection and Flood Resilience Institute (CFI) Singapore

Urban Rainfall in a Warming World Workshop

9am - 2.30pm

SDE3, LT426, 4 Architecture Dr, S117566

Free

Open to public

This half-day workshop, led by Professor Simone Fatichi, Deputy Director (Research) at CFI Singapore, will focus on advancing knowledge and dialogue around convective storms and rainfall extremes in a changing climate.

University Health Centre (UHC) (Wellness Outreach)

UHC Feel-Good Friday Series: Sustainable Granola Workshop - From Grains to Goodness

12pm - 1pm

UHC Basement Function Room

Free

For NUS staff only

UHC’s Feel-Good Friday September Edition – where healthy eating meets sustainability. Participants will learn techniques to create eco-friendly granola that supports their wellness goals!

Circular Economy Collage SE Asia

Circular Economy Collage Workshop

3pm - 6pm

NUS School of Design & Environment, SDE 3 Barrel Room, 4 Architecture Dr, S117566

Free

Open to public

Join the Circular Economy Collage – an engaging, interactive 3-hour workshop led by Karin Aue, senior lecturer (Industrial Design) from the NUS College of Design & Engineering. The workshop explores the challenges surrounding our existing linear economic model, and invites you to reflect on the principles and opportunities of a circular economy, one that uses fewer resources, designs out of waste and respects the limitations of our planet.

NUS Enterprise, BLOCK 71 Social Impact Hub

SDG Open Hack @NUS 2025

5pm - 10pm

21 Heng Mui Keng Ter, ICube (i3) Building S119613

$30

Open to NUS students (including postgrads) only

Join this 24-hour sustainability hackathon where students co-create impactful startup solutions, guided by industry mentors, with chances to win overseas experiential rewards. More info here.

September 20 (Saturday)

NUS Toddycats

Reforesting Kent Ridge with NUS Toddycats!

8am - 10.30am

Meet at bus stop 10319, opposite University Hall

Free

Open to public

Join the planting of native tree species which are suitable for our ridge habitat and contribute to NUS' target of planting 100,000 trees on campus by 2030! Email toddycats@gmail.com for more info.

BES Drongos

Guided Nature Walk at Pasir Ris Mangroves

9am - 11am

Pasir Ris Park Carpark C

Free

Open to public

NUS Enterprise, BLOCK71 Social Impact Hub

SDG Open Hack @NUS2025

9am - 8pm

21 Heng Mui Keng Ter, ICube (i3) Building S119613

$30

Open to NUS students (including postgrads) only

Join this 24-hour sustainability hackathon where students co-create impactful startup solutions, guided by industry mentors, with chances to win overseas experiential rewards. More info here.

September 21 (Sunday)

BES Drongos

Guided Nature Walk at Pasir Ris Mangroves

9am - 11am

Pasir Ris Park Carpark C

Free

Open to public

Student Energy NUS, Transit/ion

Energy in Transport Panel Discussion

2pm - 4pm

NUS UTown Seminar Room 9, Level 2 Stephen Riady Centre

Free

Open to public

How can transport drive the shift to a more sustainable world? Transport plays a pivotal role in creating a greener future. This panel brings together voices from academia, start-ups and the student community to share ideas and explore how innovations and emerging practices can accelerate the move towards low-carbon mobility. Come join Student Energy NUS and Transit/ion for an engaging discussion on the future of mobility and the role each of us can play in shaping it!

Week 4

September 23 (Tuesday)

NUS Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS)

Sustainability’s Next Chapter is Well-being Masterclass

10am - 11am

NUS Business School, Mochtar Riady Building, BIZ1 2-2, 15 Kent Ridge Drive S119245

Free

Open to public

In this masterclass, Prof Lawrence Loh will explore how sustainability and well-being are interconnected. He will introduce a new framework for rethinking well-being, one that integrates sustainability with consciousness.

September 24 (Wednesday)

University Campus Infrastructure (UCI)

Iceberg Series Discussions on Campus Decarbonisation Challenges

2pm - 5pm

SDE3 Barrel Room

Free

Open to public

Deep dive into two panel topics:

Net-Zero Energy buildings in a tropical campus: What it takes to turn ideas into reality?
Tackling the Goliath of energy consumption on campus: How small changes in labs can make a big impact.

NUS Libraries

Step into the Garden - See Nature and Sustainability in Action

4pm - 5pm

Medicine + Science Library Atrium

Free

For NUS staff and students only

Did you know that we have a garden on campus that was set up in the early 1980s? Join NUS Libraries on a guided tour of the Department of Botany Garden and discover legacy plants present since the garden's first days, as well as ancient plants such as cycads. Learn about the garden's history and get to know plants that give us coffee and chocolate among other food items! Follow @nuslibraries on Telegram and Instagram for the latest updates.

NUS Master of Science (Environmental Management) Programme

Environmental Management Leadership Lecture

7pm - 9pm

NUS UTown Auditorium 1, 1 Create Way, Level 1 Town Plaza

Free

Open to public

Professor Yeoh Lean Weng, Chief Sustainability Officer of A*STAR, will give a keynote speech on "Transformative Leadership in Climate Action", illuminating the urgency of our climate crisis and how transformative leadership can catalyse the change needed for a sustainable future . This will be followed by a Q&A session moderated by Prof Koh Lian Pin, Chief Sustainability Scientist at NUS. For updates, visit here.

September 25 (Thursday)

NUS Climate Analytics and Technology Club

Future Proofing SG: Climate Resilience Bootcamp

10am - 4.30pm

The URA Centre, 45 Maxwell Road, S069118

Free

For students from autonomous universities

Don't miss this exclusive one-day bootcamp where you can discover how Singapore is preparing to take on climate change. Expect a day packed with exciting activities, including hands-on sessions with climate modelling tools and a tour of the Singapore City Gallery. You will also get to meet and network with sustainability industry leaders and connect with students from other universities!

NUS Libraries

Biodiversity in Focus: A History of Singapore in 12 Specimens: Using Natural Artefacts to tell Historical Narratives

2pm - 4pm

Seminar Room, Central Library (L4) or Zoom

Free

For NUS students and staff only

Natural history specimens usually bring to mind dead plants and animals in museums. But specimens can also take the form of plants or animals that are not collected but have been documented and described. They may also take the form of in animate matter such as rocks and minerals. This talk will feature 12 specimens from Singapore, drawing out the stories that intersect at each specimen to present a larger and longer history of Singapore.

NUS Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions (CNCS)

Webinar on Climate and Ecosystem Science to inform Nature-based Solutions

2.30pm - 4pm

Zoom

Free

Open to public

Join climate and ecosystem scientist Steve Teo as he talks about the applications of his research in land-use, climate finance and urban sustainability. Dr Teo, a Research Fellow at the Technical University of Munich, uses satellite data, ecosystem models and machine learning to drive real-world nature-based solutions. His work supports smarter land-use policies, credible carbon solutions, and nature-positive urban design. In this talk, he’ll explore how forests can combat climate change—and how better data, economics, and policy can scale their impact. The webinar marks the launch of CNCS' new programme, Nature for Climate for You, a series of activities featuring scientists, practitioners and advocates.

September 26 (Friday)

Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (SERIS), NUS

Visit to Sembcorp Tengeh Floating Solar Farm

9.30am - 12pm

NUS 7 Engineering Drive 1, Block E3A foyer

Free

Open to public (aged 18 and above)

The Sembcorp Tengeh Floating Solar Farm is one of the world's largest floating solar farms. Join this tour to learn about the innovative way of generating sustainable energy from floating solar panels!

September 27 (Saturday)

NUS Toddycats

Tree Planting @ Rail Corridor South

8am - 10.30am

Rail Corridor South

Free

Open to public

Join NUS Toddycats to prep the soil and plant carefully selected trees to help enhance the green space along Rail Corridor South! Email toddycats@gmail.com for more info.

NUS SAVE (Students' Association for Visions of the Earth)

Invasive Species Management (ISM) Session

9am - 11am

Rifle Range Nature Park (Visitor Pavilion L1)

Free

For NUS students and staff

Be part of NUS SAVE's Invasive Species Management (ISM) effort and help restore the balance of our forests! Learn how to identify and remove invasive plants while making a real impact to save Singapore’s green spaces.

AFFILIATED EVENTS

August

25

RV Climate Cafe: Fireside Chat with Ms Poh Li San

by Ridge View Residential College (RVRC)

7pm - 8.30pm

RVRC Block G, Level 3, Master's Lounge

Free

For NUS students only

Calling all NUS students! You are invited to join a fireside chat with Ms Poh Li San to learn more about her work as the Chairperson of Government Parliamentary Committee for Sustainability and the Environment. Ridge View Climate Cafe is a platform for sparking and fostering important conversations about environmental issues within the RVRC community and beyond.

August

27

Camphora Lecture: Bridging Biodiversity, Design and Restoration

NUS Department of Architecture

6.15pm - 7.45pm

SDE4, Level 5 Forum, 8 Architecture Dr, S117564

Free

Open to public

Camphora, represented by Boo Chih Min, will share their experience in mangrove restoration across various parts of Singapore, including Pulau Ubin and Pulau Tekong.

August

28

Sailing Towards Net Zero Seminar

by Centre for Maritime Studies (CMS), Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management, College of Design and Engineering

9.30am - 1.30pm

NUS innovation 4.0 Building, Level 1 Seminar Room, 3 Research Link, S117602

Free

Open to public

This seminar will delve into sustainable practices, clean energy solutions, and the importance of collaboration to meet our maritime net-zero emissions goal.

August

28

CEE Seminar: A Long Research Journey on Dams and Reservoirs

by NUS Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

3.30pm - 4.30pm

E1-06-04, NUS College of Design and Engineering 3 Engineering Drive 1, S117578

Free

Open to public

Prof Faisal Hossain will discuss global reservoir management practices using BGI data, satellite remote sensing, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence, highlight highlight current and future approaches to addressing water-related challenges associated with reservoirs and share key lessons learned.

August

29

Seminar on Roles of Silicates in Carbon-inverted Cements: Can We Re-invent Cements?

by Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Centre for Environmental Resilience

10am - 11am

Block E4, 04-05, 4 Engineering Drive 3, S117583

Free

Open to public

This seminar by Prof Zhang Guoping from University of Massachusetts, Amherst, aims to open discussion on next-generation cements that are designed to invert the carbon emissions from current cement manufacturing pathway, to reverse the overconsumption of limestone (a raw material for cement), and to further utilise ubiquitous and abundant silicate-bearing wastes such as mine tailings.

August

29

Woh Hup Distinguished Lecture: Robots and Sensors for Safe and Sustainable Infrastructure

by NUS Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

10.45am - 11.45am

Blk E2, LT2, 5 Engineering Dr 2, S117579

Free

Open to public

Prof Sriram Narasimhan will discuss the theoretical foundations and practical challenges of developing advanced sensing platforms, and how the data they generate can address critical issues in sustainable infrastructure management.

August

29

Understanding the Impact of Extreme Drought Stress on Forests

by Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions (CNCS), NUS Department of Biological Sciences

4pm - 5pm

NUS Department of Biological Sciences, Block S3 #05-02 (Conference Room), 16 Science Drive 4, S117558

Free

Open to public

Prof Brendan Choat, a world leader in the fields of plant physiology and ecology, will share more about his research which combines process-based models and non-invasive imaging to reveal how forests respond to rising heat and water stress.

Exhibition on Solar Energising Heritage

September 5 to October 6

Central Library Level 4, 9am - 6pm

Visit this NUS Libraries exhibition on custom-designed coloured solar panels developed for NUS Baba House using Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BBIP) technology by the Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore.

Bring Your Own (BYO) Campaign by University Campus Infrastructure (UCI)

August 11 to December 6

Applicable to drinks stalls at Flavours@UTown, Fine Food, The Summit@BTC, YIH, Frontier, PGP, Techno Edge, The Deck, The Terrace

Join us in shaping a zero-waste campus! Enjoy $0.60 off your takeaway drinks when you bring your own cup, bottle or tumbler. A $0.20 fee applies for disposable drink cups - with half the proceeds supporting student-led sustainability initiatives.

OUR PARTNERS

BES Drongos
Centre for Maritime Studies (CMS) NUS
Energy Studies Institute (ESI), NUS
Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum (LKCNHM)
LRF Institute for the Public Understanding of Risk (IPUR)
NUS Centre for Hydrogen Innovations (CHI)
NUS Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions (CNCS)
NUS Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS)
NUS Centre for Sustainable Medicine (CoSM)
NUS Centre for Water Research (CWR)
NUS Climate Analytics and Technology (CAT) Club
NUS College of Design and Engineering (CDE)
NUS Coastal Protection and Flood Resilience (CFI) Singapore
NUS College
NUS Cities
NUS Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science
NUS Enterprise
NUS Environmental Research Institute (NERI)
NUS Libraries
NUS Master of Science (Environmental Management) Programme
NUS SAVE (Students' Association for Visions of the Earth)
NUS School of Continuing and Lifelong Education (SCALE)
NUS Sustainable Futures (NUS SF)
NUS Toddycats
Office of University Communications (UCO)
Ridge View Residential College (RVRC)
SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute
Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (SERIS)
Student Energy NUS
Sustainable and Green Finance Institute (NUS SGFIN)
University Campus Infrastructure (UCI)
University Health Centre (UHC)

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