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9 March - 23 April
Submit application via the online application system before 24 April 2026. Once you have submitted the application form, an application account will be created for you. Log in using the account details sent to your email address and upload the documents required to complete your application.
2
March - April
Applicants will be informed of the outcome or subsequent steps required (if application materials / information are incomplete) within 1 week after submitting an application.
3
March - April
If you are given an offer, you will be required to pay the programme fee within 1 week from the date of offer to secure a place in the cluster assigned to you.
4
End April - Early May
You will receive your NUS Canvas account details via email around the end of April or early May. Please follow the instructions in the email to activate your NUS Canvas account and try logging into the various NUS platforms to ensure that your account is working well before the workshop begins.
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9, 10 May , 16 ,17 May, 23 & 24 May 2026
Attend real-time online introductory lectures of all the courses in your cluster via Zoom to have a sense of what you will be getting in each course. Lectures will be conducted on Saturdays and Sundays (9, 10 May, 16, 17 May & 23, 24 May). Expect quizzes and assignment at this stage.
6
25 May - 27 May 2026 10pm
Upon completion of Phase 1, you will proceed to submit your course preference before 27 May 2026, 10pm. This will determine the final project topic which you will be exploring in depth in Phase 2. Course selection outcomes will be announced through email by 29 May 2026.
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6 July- 30 July 2026
In Phase 2, you will be coming to NUS School of Computing to join us in an exciting on-campus learning experience. By now, you are assigned to a single course, and you will be focusing on this course by attending advanced seminars and working on a group project under the supervision of your course instructor.
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29 Jul 2026
This is the big day when you will demonstrate your project in a final showcase after weeks of intensive construction and refinement. This is a valuable opportunity to learn from your peers by exploring the diverse ideas and approaches everyone has contributed, helping you grow academically and professionally. While the focus is on shared learning and collaboration, the top three groups will also be recognized and awarded for their outstanding work.
From May, you will embark on the first phase of the workshop. This intensive learning phase features live lectures delivered online. Your professors will share their
expertise through each of their own unique teaching styles. While
embarking on this interactive virtual learning experience, you would
gain an overall understanding of each of the courses before you dive into
your projects.
At the application stage, each student will be assigned to a cluster. In Phase 1, students will attend the introductory lectures of the courses in their respective cluster. The lectures will be held on Saturdays and Sundays (9, 10 May, 16, 17 May and 23, 24 May). For the Cloud, IoT, Security & AI cluster and the Media, Analytics, Security & AI cluster, each cluster has 7 courses and each course will have a 3-hour lecture
, either in the morning, afternoon or evening. X-Cluster has 3 courses and each course will have 6 hour lecture.
Lecture attendance is compulsory as your attendance will determine your eligibility for a particular course at the course selection stage in June. After which, you may also be given mini assessments or quizzes which will assist the professors in determining your suitability for their courses.
In end May, after completing the lectures, you will then rank your course preferences within the cluster to study and do a group project during Phase 2. Courses are
then assigned based on your preference, course availability, attendance, performance in your preferred course and other relevant factors.
After you have been assgined to a course, you will be split into classes for your respective courses for your projects.
Launching into the second phase, you will be travelling to NUS and begin your exciting on-campus learning journey with us! You will start with advanced seminars where you will gain deeper insight into your assigned course as you ready yourself for the projects. You will then be forming into project groups - each group is then given ample time to brainstorm and execute their
projects. You will also be able to consult your respective professors
and teaching assistants who will guide you through the project
development.
All your hard work will ultimately culminate in a showcase where you will exhibit your projects. The showcase is a learning ground, and a valuable opportunity to learn from your peers by exploring the diverse ideas and approaches everyone has contributed, helping you grow academically and professionally. While the focus is on shared learning and collaboration, the top three groups will also be recognized and awarded for their outstanding work.
You
will present and demonstrate the newly-found skills and knowledge you
have picked up throughout the programme to professors and your fellow
workshop participants. This is a great opportunity to take a look at
what your fellow peers have done and learn from each other.
Upon concluding the showcase, you will wrap up your learning journey in a farewell dinner and award ceremony, which will be the final stop of the workshop!