Social Science & Policy Cluster
News & Events
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27 FEBRUARY 2019 Thinking, Assessing and Doing Built Heritage in Singapore 15 SEPTEMBER 2018 Meeting Migrants’ Needs: Sharing Knowledge from Research and Practice 7 SEPTEMBER 2018 29 JANUARY 2016 Singapore Families: Risk and Protective Factors 21 SEPTEMBER 2015 Impacts & Challenges of Climate Change on Singapore 10 MARCH 2015 |
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Fondly Remembered… Anthony Chin, who passed away recently, was a dear friend and colleague of ours. He was the go-to expert on transport issues and policies. During his previous term of office in our committee, he organized a highly successful workshop on Singapore’s transport system. The workshop attracted a large audience and media attention. We are sad to bid him farewell. We appreciate his friendship and contributions, and will truly miss him. Rest well, Anthony. |
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07 MARCH 2014 Half-day Seminar on Making Space for Migrant Workers in Multicultural Singapore |
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29 NOVEMBER 2013 Workshop on Doing Social Research in Singapore: Survey Fieldwork and Panel Studies |
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24 SEPTEMBER 2013 Forum on Building an Inclusive Society: understanding and empowering the poor in Singapore |
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15 APRIL 2013 Half-day Seminar on ‘Sustainable Urban Transport Mobility and Transport Policy in Singapore' |
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9 APRIL 2013 |
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4 MARCH 2013 Workshop on The Impact of Social Science on Policy Research in Singapore |
Closure of the Social Science & Policy Cluster
We regret to announce that the Social Science and Policy (SSP) Cluster has closed with effect from 31 March 2020. The new research clusters will be announced soon.
About Us
The Social Science and Policy (SSP) Cluster has a multi-disciplinary focus. It supports research activities aimed at developing social policies which could enhance the well-being of individuals and communities in Singapore, as well as other urban centers in Asia. The Cluster adopts a comparative approach, be it to test hypotheses or consider best practices in social policy. It deals with policy-relevant issues relating to transport, housing, urban environment, education, healthcare, population, ageing, family, children, and youth. The Cluster also seeks to synergize with key stakeholders including government agencies, statutory bodies, voluntary welfare organizations, community and civic organizations in fulfilling its mission.
ACTIVITIES:
1. Organize forum/workshop/conference on policy-relevant issues in Singapore and Asia
2. Network with other relevant institutions and engage in intellectual discussion
3. Conduct research on the social policy formulation and issues in Singapore and Asia
Contact Us
Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
National University of Singapore
The Shaw Foundation Building, Block AS7, Level 6
5 Arts Link, Singapore 117570
SSP Cluster
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Fax : (65) 67794662