This conference aims to facilitate discussions about environmental sustainability from the viewpoint of engineering: first to engage sustainability as a topic where actionable hard steps are made towards a greener future, and second to foster partnerships that enable different sectors to come together to create a cohesive structure.

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• 3-day conference

• Held at various universities

Kids Camp aims to inspire the future successors of our planet to lead an environmentally-friendly and health-conscious lifestyle, by educating primary school children (aged 7-9) on sustainable habits. It will comprise of NUS student volunteers and a group of approximately 50 children.

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• 2-day camp

• Educating children on leading an environmentally-friendly lifestyle

• Cultivating good hygiene habits among children

CESE (Civil & Environmental Science & Engineering) Camp is held to welcome the departments’ freshmen into NUS and ease them into the new environment. CESE camp allows students to bond with their future course mates and learn about the wide range of resources available to them. It is the highlight of every student’s freshman year and over 60% of freshmen usually attend.

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• 4-day 3-night camp for 100-150 freshmen

• Icebreakers and team bonding activities

• Sponsorship talks

OceaNUS is an annual Overseas Community Involvement Programme (OCIP) which received a Merit award in community service from NUS in 2019. In 2018 OceaNUS, and an NUS Alumni’s enterprise WateROAM travelled to Chhnok Tru Village in Cambodia to distribute water filters and teach the villagers how to pump clean water from the Tonle Sap river.

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• 2-week-long OCIP

• Aid in building and educating the locals about the green technologies brought to them

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CEE (Civil & Environmental Engineering) Day aims to bring together CEE students across the 4 cohorts with a fun day of carnival food and games. At the same time, sponsors will be invited to the event to hold talks for the students, giving students a chance to network with different companies.

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• Carnival food and games

• Company Promotional Talks

• Lucky draw

International Coastal Cleanup Singapore (ICCS) is an annual international event that takes place in 70 countries. In Singapore, it draws over 3500 volunteers to help clean up along the coastal areas. The volunteers of this programme will aid in removing any non-biodegradable trash along the coastal lines. ESESC is proud to have been a part of the programme where we have helped remove a significant amount of trash each year and raised awareness about the pollution Singapore’s coastlines experience.

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Industrial Visits allow Environmental Engineering students to have a glimpse of what to expect in the future when working in the environmental industry. ESESC will organize trips to various companies every year that are related to an environmental engineer’s line of work, for which students can sign up for free. In previous years, students have visited NEWater, the Yakult factory, and Marina Barrage.

This event serves to congratulate the seniors on successfully graduating by giving them a night to remember. The target audience for this event will include the graduating cohort of students and the faculty staff and professors. Dinner will be provided together with an array of events like performances, lucky draws and games for the graduates to enjoy themselves together one last time.

In order to ensure the well-being of students amidst the stressful exam period, ESESC provides welfare packs to students about 1-2 weeks before the exams start. These packs contain a range of items including snacks, stationary and vouchers. The welfare packs are a way to supplement students with the materials they would need and a form of motivation to push through the exams.