Public Policy & Global Affairs

Calling all PPGA & ECPP freshmen! 👀

Get a good starting hand for your PPGA journey by joining us for our annual bonding session where you'll get to meet your batchmates, learn more about our course and to get tips and tricks from seniors! ♠️♥️♣️♦️

The session will be happening on the 14th of August 2021, from 10am-5pm! Join us on Zoom for a day of fun! 🤩

Sign up here: https://wis.ntu.edu.sg/webexe88/owa/REGISTER_NTU.REGISTER?EVENT_ID=OA21073120203130

We've got LIMITED MERCH left and we have decided to let it go with these DISCOUNTED BUNDLE DEALS! Rope in your friends to share these exclusive deals and get the best out of the price ;) Scan the QR CODE in the post or just head over to our link tree for the registration form: https://linktr.ee/ppga/

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Our PPGA Merch for 20/21 is finally ready for preorder! The deadline for the merch will be on 30th May, Sunday, 2359! We highly recommend for you guys to get the bundles to get your money's worth! Order them now! 😊

PPGA Day 2021 would not have been possible without the generous sponsorship from the Vintage cameras museum!

The Vintage Camera's Museum, itself is set in the form of a camera, and the entry is shaped like a lens. There are around 1000 cameras on display right from replicas of the world's biggest camera - the mammoth camera to the latest technological gadget, a 11-gram camera. Some of the other unique cameras which can be viewed in the museum are a walking stick camera, spy cameras, pigeon cameras, 3D camera and pistol cameras to name a few. The museum also has on display, rare collection of photographs featuring interesting facets about photography including an authentic replica of the first-ever photograph taken. Visit the museum to witness the unique experience and learn about the transformation and the untold story of cameras.

All pictures and information shown are courtesy of our sponsors!

PPGA Day 2021 would not have been possible without the generous sponsorship from EagleWings Cinematics!

EagleWings Cinematics was birthed in line with our hopes for the mall - to bring joy to friends and families through a range of wholesome offerings. EagleWings Cinematics not only screens the latest blockbuster films but also endeavours to screen independent uplifting faith-based films that are family-friendly, wholesome, entertaining, educational, inspirational and with a spiritually enriching message. It is the desire of EagleWings Cinematics to bring joy to many hearts as we light our world and for each person who comes to EagleWings Cinematics to leave uplifted.

All pictures and information shown are courtesy of our sponsors!

PPGA Day 2021 would not have been possible without the generous sponsorship from The Intan - Celebrating all things Peranakan!

The Intan’s mission is to celebrate and inspire Peranakan Culture by contributing to the community and inspiring individuals to realise their own dreams.

The Intan is a collection of all things Peranakan, and more. It is an ambitious attempt to reconcile the beauty of the past into a modern home setting.

All pictures and information shown are courtesy of our sponsors!

PPGA Day 2021 would not have been possible without the generous sponsorship from I'm Kim Korean BBQ & Shabu Shabu!

Since its opening in 2014, I’m Kim Korean BBQ has established a reputation of great food quality and affordability, and has become a sizzling hot favourite restaurant, attracting Korean food enthusiasts from all over the world.

Grill your tenderly-marinated meat to your own liking, while indulging in free-flow veggies, seafood, soups as well as Korean and local cooked dishes – all set in the cosy backdrop of a hip K-pop culture with TV screens playing up-to-date Korean pop artistes’ performances. I’m Kim’s Signature Korean Chicken Wings (own secret recipe) is a MUST TRY! Conveniently located just 5 mins walk from Dhoby Ghaut MRT, come and eat to your heart and tummy’s content!

All pictures and information shown are courtesy of our sponsors!

With the levelling of the playing field between both genders over the years, the roles women are expected to play have changed significantly — from the traditional full-time homemaker 🤱 to the modern-day independent lady with a career and life 💁‍♀️ of her own. Despite this shift in paradigm of women’s roles in society, there still exists some semblance of expectations that women ought to be the main caregiver in the household.

Join us and our esteemed guest speakers, Ms Carrie Tan 陈澮敏 and Ms Raeesah Khan in exploring this very topic of women empowerment, especially in the political arena, while balancing these very expectations. 💪

Date: 30th March 2021
Time: Time: 6pm — 8pm, Registration begins at 5:40pm
Location: Zoom

‼️ Sign up using the link: https://wis.ntu.edu.sg/pls/webexe88/REGISTER_NTU.REGISTER?EVENT_ID=OA21031520090825 ‼️

Meritocracy is a key principle in the Singapore education system. Throughout our lives, we are always told that if we work hard, we will achieve success later in life. But, is this truly the case? 🤔 Join us in our first collaboration with NTUSS and explore whether education is truly an equaliser in modern day Singapore. 🧐

Through this forum, you will be given the opportunity to engage in lively discussions surrounding the topic of Meritocracy and ask questions to our esteemed guest speakers, Dr Wan Rizal and Dr Kenneth Paul Tan. Dr Wan Rizal is currently an elected Member of Parliament for the Jalan Besar GRC. In his political endeavours, he has placed much emphasis on social mobility through education. Dr Kenneth Paul Tan, a Professor at the Hong Kong Baptist University. In his research, Dr Tan has critically dissected the role of meritocracy in Singapore society, and its possible implications on social mobility and inequality. ⚖️

Date: 25th March 2021
Time: 6pm — 8pm, Registration begins at 5:40pm
Location: MS Teams

Interested to attend? Please sign up using this link: http://tinyurl.com/meritocracyforum , by 23rd March 2021, 2359 ‼️

The PPGA Sub-Club proudly hosted our Fake News Forum on 28th Jan! The students and faculty of SSS were graced by the presence of Senior Minister of State for Law and Health Mr Edwin Tong, SC, as well as the Chief of the Workers' Party, Mr Pritam Singh.

The forum was both honest and insightful. It was a timely reminder of the importance and practicality of open and constructive discussion. We would like to thank our esteemed speakers for such an engaging discussion - your candour and genuineness are deeply appreciated.

We would also like to thank all the SSS participants for your enthusiasm and support - every one of you helped make this event insightful and successful! We will continue to work tirelessly to serve our PPGA students and to bring more meaningful events to NTU.