Nanyang Technological University

One of the most iconic architecture building by Thomas Heatherwick in Singapore! The texture used and the orientation of the organic building were impressive

Smart Campus Experience: Safety & Tech Done Right! "This isn't just a campus - it's a tech-powered campuss. I was blown away by the thousands of CCTV cameras (yes, you read that right!) with over 1,000 analytics cameras constantly safeguarding students. Forget old-school security - this is next-level protection! Parking is frictionless genius: barrier-free entry, EV charging stations, and the game-changing Go Parkin app. Register your vehicle once, and the automatic plate scanners handle everything - no tickets, no cash, just drive in/out while the app bills you seamlessly. Between the Instagram-worthy landmarks (seriously, bring your camera!) and seeing how every detail prioritizes safety and convenience... If you want peace of mind with 21st-century techno education, then this campus sets the gold standard.

Big fail for Daniel Lim and Joline co in charge for PMBA Experience Day. They are obviously way below standard for NTU, but not sure why or how they are being employed. I was there and the person doing the sign in process was unable to get my name right. But Joline jumped into conclusion mid way that my name was not captured. Glad the student continued trying and he finally got my name after I repeated it for at least 3 or 4 times. As we were completing the sign in process, Joline just took all the bottled water available, holding them dear to her. None was passed to me, I thought maybe there are some bottles inside, so I entered the room, found my own seat and realised no bottles were available. I had to exit the room to ask for water. The customer experience by then was already super bad, and as an alumni of NTU, I know for sure that this is not the kind of service quality my uni usually offers. I returned to my seat and after a while, Joline came to ask if I would like to sit elsewhere. Was really frustrated at their high lack in sense of customer service, from sign-in issue to water issue and now sitting issue. If they would like me to sit specifically somewhere, shouldn't they usher me in right from the start, instead of troubling me to carry my things and shift elsewhere? Joline explained that the bottles were meant to be placed at one table in the room. (So when I was just beside her, bottles meant to be at table would still go to table, instead of kindly just pass one to me, is she even a thinking worker?) As I was feedbacking to Joline about the lack in quality of work, Daniel Lim came over and interrupted to question on the water issue, speaking in a bearly can hear voice. I clarified with him that it is not just the water issue, but also the sign-in issue, but before I can complete my sharing, Daniel rudely cut me off and signalled to me if I would like to leave. Omg, a non-people person with poor communication and interpersonal skills taking on the role of outreach and admissions of a prestigious MBA which is $80,000. He only turned to a nicer personality when I told him that after all the MBA events I attended, this is the worse and I even attended NTU EMBA event at Fullerton Hotel. Daniel explained that the lack in prompt service by the person attending to sign-in, is because that person is a student, and that with no pay, student may not do a good job. I questioned him is it because of budget (Doesn't look good on NTU, isn't it?). As a NTU alumni, I clearly understand what is the standard offered by my uni or its alumni. If they are not aware of NTU culture or aren't up to standard, kindly do not disgrace NTU, misleading others to think that NTU offers such low level service to its students. They need to know that it is very competitive out there. For talent like me, I do get invites to various progammes, including even PhD. So how are these people who don't behave like talents, able to comprehend us and behave accordingly to attract? What is the purpose behind Experience Day? To attract or turn off? At the end, seems like those who are keen, are those who are keen even before the event, so how are Daniel and Joline adding value? They are in a sort of sales work for a prestigious tertiary institution, but lacking in important knowledge of branding etc. Eventually their Head of Admissions also stated that his department is receptive to feedback, and their Head of Admissions is really way much more impressive by mannerism and mindset than Daniel or Joline, he is such a saver to the event. I think the Prof invited to do sharing also mentioned that Joline was expecting him to give a lecture, when nowadays is with students' engagement, instead of just Prof one way talking. How on earth are such outdated staff in employment? Nowadays with so many people looking for work, am sure there are ready people who are better fit to the organisation than them. They should be reviewing their hiring process. Good job to those who organised the event for EMBA at Fullerton Hotel, I am impressed.

I did my engineering degree here. A lot of reminiscences. A place i always like to revisit. One of the best engineering school in the world. Nice campus, full of greenery

Really big and nice campus. There are some distinct architecture there. It's a bit hard to get to, but I think the distance effects how big the campus is. I didn't study there, I just visited so I'm not sure about the education though.

A breathtaking collage, from the natural beauty to the expanse. The wide variety of courses it caters and the facilities provided are mind blowing. I was just visiting a friend of mine and it felt entitled to just step in it. The distribution of facilities from the Laboratories to lecture rooms to hostels to the canteens, NTU is well thought out. No wonder it's among the top 20 universities in the world. Try to visit it, if you cant enrol in it!

Extremely disappointing campus experience would give zero stars if possible. The air-conditioning in halls costs $0.39 per hour, with no ability to adjust the settings — and you can barely feel it working. Toilets have no bidets. The campus transport system is poor; buses are unreliable, and you end up walking long distances everywhere. The campus map is unclear and hard to navigate. Wi-Fi is difficult to set up and often frustrating to use. It’s extremely hard to maintain a healthy diet — fruits and vegetables are scarce on campus, and when you do find them (usually at Prime), they’re overpriced. Other stores on campus are also expensive, making it feel like the school is taking advantage of students. Food overall is overpriced with limited and low-quality options. The nearest supermarket (Prime) is far from most halls. It feels like the school is constantly finding ways to charge students extra — even for basics like having a fridge in a room you already pay for. Overall, a frustrating and disappointing place to live and study.

It was an amazing experience going to NTU Open House 2023 yesterday! Student ambassadors were really friendly, and everything seemed to be executed in clockwork style (starting from the shuttle buses that ferried us from Jurong East MRT to the campus itself). I had an amazing time with the tours, free concerts & photobooth and many, many more! Many may regard NTU as "Pulau NTU" because of its location away from 'most of Singapore'. It has its charms in my humble opinion, ranging from the 'dim sum' building, to the Nanyang Lake, and the many greenery that surrounds and fills the campus. Another plus point for being relatively inaccessible is that there's lower foot traffic on most days, which gives peace and tranquility to its occupants. Therein lies its beauty - you have to travel to see it (highly recommended)!