Life Sciences is not just a major with three specialisations in Biomedical Sciences; Molecular and Cell Biology; and Environmental Biology. Through various double majors, minors, and study roadmaps, you will have ample opportunities to experience other disciplines, like Psychology; Forensic Science; Business Management; Public Health; Veterinary Medicine; Drug Discovery; and Allied Health. You can also dwell deep into multiple areas within the Life Sciences, such as Neurobiology; Pharmacology; Immunology and Infectious Diseases; Drug Discovery and Clinical Trials; Pre-Medical; etc. The talk will show the programme’s versatility, where you can broaden your learning experiences through overseas exchanges, overseas concurrent/joint degree programmes, undergraduate research and internships.
Prof Chew Fook Tim is currently the lead consultant and scientific advisor to several agribusinesses and biomedical/pharmaceutical companies, playing a major role in directing their research and development strategies. He works in the field of genetics, particularly in relation to the development of treatments for allergic diseases, and also in plant breeding. He is Associate Professor in Genetics and Immunology at NUS' Department of Biological Sciences. He is also a Vice Dean at the Faculty of Science, overseeing the undergraduate science curriculum and student life.