New liberal arts, computing concurrent degree

Department of Computer Science, Department of Information Systems & Analytics, News Media

Yale-NUS College (Yale-NUS) and NUS Computing have jointly announced a new concurrent degree programme designed for liberal arts students planning to pursue careers in computing. The programme will shape the next generation of innovative and effective computing professionals who are able to tackle complex computing problems within a global context.

The Straits Times, 12 March 2019
Yale Daily News, 20 February 2019
NUS News, 18 February 2019
Yale NUS College, 14 February 2019

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