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    Meet the Admissions Team: Information Sessions and other events

     

    Check application guidelines and apply online here.

     

    Speak with our Admissions Team at our upcoming events:

     

    Saturday, 10 September, 1030-1700, Headhunt Singapore Postgraduate Fair at Raffles City

     

    Saturday, 1 October, 1430-1700, QS World Graduate School Tour London, 155 Bishops Gate

     

    Thursday, 20 October, 1200-1330: Virtual Graduate Programmes Information Session + Masterclass

    Join us to find out more about our programmes, meet the admission team and experience RSIS teaching through a masterclass titled “Exemplifying the Emperor? China and the World of Xi Jinping after the 20th Party Congress.” by Dr Benjamin Ho, Deputy Coordinator of the MSc (International Relations) at RSIS.

    Register here by 18 October. Registered participants will receive Zoom details one day before the event.

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    Exemplifying the Emperor? China and the World of Xi Jinping after the 20th Party Congress.

    The 20th party congress in October 2022 will mark a full decade of China under President Xi’s rule. Trends in Chinese foreign policy over the years have suggested a much more muscular and assertive China which has generated anxieties among many countries. At the same time, economic slowdown and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic has not left China unscathed. What then, will the future of China be like in the coming years? What are some of the challenges and opportunities that China would face, both domestically and internationally? As an observer of Chinese politics, Benjamin Ho will discuss some of the implications arising from the 20th party congress and some of the possible future directions in China’s relations with the world. 

     

    Saturday, 12 November, 1400-1630, QS World Graduate School Tour Jakarta, Ayana Midplaza Jakarta

     

    Monday, 14 November, 1730-2000, QS World Graduate School Tour Manila, The Peninsula Manila

     

    Thursday, 17 November, 1730-2000, QS World Graduate School Tour Kuala Lumpur, Ritz Carlton Kuala Lumpur

     

    Saturday, 19 November, 1400-1630, QS World Graduate School Tour Bangkok, Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel

     

    Wednesday, 23 November, 1200-1330: Virtual Graduate Programmes Information Session + Masterclass

    Join us to find out more about our programmes, meet the admission team and experience RSIS teaching through a masterclass titled “The Changing Character of War: the War on Terror and the War in Ukraine. ”  by Dr Pascal Vennesson.

    Register here between by 21 November. Registered participants will receive Zoom details one day before the event.

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    The Changing Character of War: the War on Terror and the War in Ukraine. 

    Although the nature of war remains relatively constant, its character changes. What are the key sources of change in the character of war? Why do we see logics of total war at play in some case, and logics of limited war prevailing in others? 

     

    Tuesday, 6 December, 1200-1330: Virtual Graduate Programmes Information Session + Masterclass

    Join us to find out more about our programmes, meet the admission team and experience RSIS teaching through a masterclass titled Does Chinese Aid Help?”  by Dr Su-Hyun Lee, Coordinator of the MSc (International Political Economy) at RSIS.

    Register here between by 5 December. Registered participants will receive Zoom details one day before the event.

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    Does Chinese Aid Help?

    China has emerged as one of the major donors of development finance over the past two decades, especially with the launch of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Given the structural differences between Chinese developmental projects and traditional official development assistance (ODA) from western democracies, researchers and policy practitioners have criticized that Chinese aid is subject to the geopolitical and strategic motivations of the Chinese government. Relying on existing datasets, Dr. Su-Hyun Lee will examine the economic implications of Chinese aid on developing countries.

     

    Please email us at [email protected] with any queries you may have regarding our graduate programmes and application procedures.

     

     

     


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