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Yale-NUS students get chance to go beyond liberal arts degree
Law, medicine, computing among degrees offered in tie-ups with other institutions
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Second-year student Bryan Tan (left) and fourth-year student Yip Jie Ying at Yale-NUS College. Mr Tan hopes to enrol in the joint computing programme at the National University of Singapore, while Ms Yip is doing a concurrent master's degree programme at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.
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They may be liberal arts students at Yale-NUS College, but their interests extend to unexpected fields like computing and medicine.
In the last three years, about 10 per cent of each cohort in the college has enrolled in hybrid programmes which allow the students to earn a master's degree or double degrees in a shorter time.
