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<p>Many universities in Singapore provide English programs for all their students and international students will not face any problem here with their language. These programs are available in subject areas including engineering, management information systems, and technology. The orientation of education within the system as more research-based and skill-orientated prepares the students to readily fit into the international work market systems. As well, Singapore’s position as a home to many multinational companies ensures that graduates are presented with many employment chances after the course of studying in Singapore.</p>
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<p>Hi there, can you help me? I am a new student in Singapore, but the campus really stinks! Can you recommend some place to say in? Long term at least one year should be discussed.</p>
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<p>You know, I have recently read an article, that the government is going to improve housing in Singapore. I find this article a bit thought-provoking, but parts of it feel to me overly optimistic or disconnected from the realities many Singaporeans face. You know, many rental agencies make the prices run through the rooftop and some even ask for a 6-month deposit. And without this deposit free renting I was not even able to rent a new house when my second baby was born. So my overall impression is that many tangible changes are yet to be made to reach the affordable level. Ultimately, I liked the article, but I guess more work should be done to remove structural pressures that weigh on Singaporeans today.</p>
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