International Students
Welcome to NUS - Find out how you can make the most of your journey here!
Your Starting Point: Resources Tailored For You
From the necessary administrative processes to getting around Singapore, our guides will help you transition smoothly to your new home in NUS.
Accommodation
Explore your options for on-campus and off-campus housing.
Find out more about the on-campus housing application process below.
Orientation
Make your first friends and memories here. Our orientation activities are designed to bring you closer to the NUS community and Singapore. Meet Peer Connectors at some events – they are current NUS students who help you ease into life on campus.
A Vibrant Campus Life
Learn more about student life on the WHOSAY? podcast, as two international students share their own experiences and practical tips for thriving here at NUS!
Pursue your favourite hobby or find a new one.
Join our events specially curated for your journey - acquaint yourself with Singapore and NUS in exciting ways.
Stories
Hear from your international peers about their experiences building a home away from home.
Give Back As A Peer Connector
Enjoyed Pre-Arrival Connection and International Students Orientation? Pass it forward and make an impact.
Make a difference; Make NUS a home.
Connect With Us
NUS’ International Students Coordinating Office (ISCO) aims to enhance support and coordination for the wellbeing of international students, engage international and local students to foster connection, and equip NUS stakeholders with knowledge and resources relevant to their engagement of international students.
We welcome connections and collaborations!
Meet the Team
Aish Zamiri
Zam values cross-cultural engagement and nurturing relationships. Drawing from his international exposure, he is dedicated to supporting international students at NUS in adjusting to campus life and feeling at home in NUS.
Zam aims to support cross-cultural exchanges, community integration, and inclusive dialogues. He also offers guidance on organizing engaging activities that connect diverse groups at NUS.
Chiaping Wen
Chiaping has supported international students across different university and cultural settings since 2015. Having experienced life as both an international student and university staff, she understands the excitement and challenges of settling into a new country. She is passionate about helping students find community, manage stress, and grow with confidence during their time at NUS.
Chia leverages her international experience to connect with students and help build a vibrant, diverse and welcoming community for everyone at NUS.
Wai Chung Tai
Chung Tai spent 20 years in the Singapore Public Service, working across partnerships management, programme development, fundraising, outdoor education and youth development. As an NUS alumnus, he hopes to support students through their NUS journey. He also enjoys the outdoors, believing strongly in learning through purposeful discomfort.
Chung Tai hopes to mentor the ISCO team to achieve its objectives of encouraging positive cross-cultural interactions amongst NUS students. He aspires to build a cohesive, vibrant and supportive student community within NUS.
Mitchelle Lee
Mitchelle is experienced in people-centred work and designs fun, meaningful programmes for international students. She enjoys engaging with students from all walks of life and building genuine connections within the community. She hopes students will feel at home at NUS and have a smooth, happy journey.
Mitchelle strives to support students by connecting them to resources, offering guidance, and facilitating a smooth transition to NUS.
Sharon Chua
Sharon has experience in student support and is always learning as she connects with students from diverse backgrounds. She places strong emphasis on effective communication and genuinely supporting students’ wellbeing. Outside of work, she enjoys travelling and spending time playing sports with her boys
Sharon looks forward to welcoming students to NUS, helping them to settle in, form connections, and offer support where needed. She hopes they enjoy their time at NUS and makes the most out of their experience.