The plan by the National University of Singapore (NUS) to house two of its oldest faculties - arts and social sciences, and science - under a new college is a major shift away from the traditional way of learning in silos.
Both faculties date as far back as 1929, and, over the years, have grown their pool of specialisations - from psychology and history to mathematics and life sciences.
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