Welcome to the School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences, SUSS

A sharing session by Mr Thomas Koruth Samuel discussing pathways to radicalisation and violent extremism in youths.

Ms Tan, student of SHBS received SHBS Student Support Fund that assisted her to graduate after her mother was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer.

30 Public Safety and Security (PSS) Programme students embarked on an unforgettable guided tour at Disney Command Centre and Home Team Gallery!

SUSS SHBS received a generous donation from Cortina Watch to support our BA Translation and Interpretation students in making a positive impact.

Students from the Public Safety and Security programme visited Marina Bay Sands on a learning journey to see how security is managed and integrated.

This partnership aims to nurture a pipeline of local graduates with the ability to conduct person-centered health coaching.

SUSS partners with CATTI to enhance the university's position as a translation and interpretation training and certifying institution in Singapore.

Cooperation between the two universities focuses on translation and interpretation.

An MoU was signed by SUSS and IPRS on October 7, 2020, witnessed the exciting chapter of SUSS-IPRS collaboration in student development. by 160 people

On 29 July 2015, SUSS signed an MOU with NCA to provide scholarships, sponsored by the Kongzi Culture Fund Ltd, to deserving BACL students in SUSS.

This research study examines slowing workforce growth in Singapore.

This on-going study examines the opportunities and challenges in the growing mature workforce in Singapore.

This study examined whether national income inequality moderated the effects of affluence on subjective well-being.

The study explored and compared the personality traits and heart rate variability between athletes and non-athletes.

"New evidence debunks the idea that managers are dispensable in structured workplaces. What makes them essential?"

As we embrace ChatGPT's capabilities and exploit its limitations, how can we maximize its value?

Is there really that much sugar in our favourite drinks? The new Nutri-Grade label can be healthier choice, but is it enough?

Even though counter-arguments are not always in false, they should be scrutinized with the aid of critical thinking.

This commentary explores how love scammers exploit unsuspecting victims using the psyche of their prey.

This commentary looks into violence and bullying among youths in the age of social media.

This commentary looks into the causes and prevention of abuse of security officers.

This commentary looks into the implications of mandating cameras to be turned on during Zoom calls.

This year's symposium will explore issues in light of growing concerns over mis/disinformation, and how we can maintain good mental well-being.

An international conference that discusses how governance and corruption control continues to be of critical importance during uncertain times.

Explore the roles, nature and development of languages on screen in Singapore.

Ensuring access to justice for all children: towards non-discriminatory and inclusive child justice systems.

A focus group discussion for you to help keep our community scam-free.

A virtual conversation platform to discuss topics about Restorative Justice: Restorative Practices for Children in India: Nurturing Relationships”.

In partnership between Governors State University and SUSS, this student-led initiative aims to create a space for discussing on Restorative Justice.

The symposium focuses on the theme of technology use, social media, and well-being.