New residential college at National University of Singapore to focus on artificial intelligence


Associate Professor Heng Cheng Suang from NUS Computing has been appointed master-designate of Acacia College, the first new residential college to be established at NUS in a decade. - National University of Singapore via The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: More students will get to live and learn on campus, as the National University of Singapore (NUS) opens its fifth residential college at University Town in August.

Acacia College will open its doors to its first cohort of 100 first-year students across all disciplines for its two-year programme. It will be the first college in NUS to focus on artificial intelligence (AI).

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