ST-SUSS Youth Survey - Singapore's 19-Year-Olds: Who They Are, What They Want
Date: 12 May 2019
News Type:Stories
School/Department: University Research Office
SUSS, in collaboration with The Straits Times, conducted a study to examine the characteristics of 19-year-olds - the last cohort of the Millennials - and to better understand their mindsets and worldviews. Through focus group discussions, they also shared their thoughts on various issues in Singapore.
Highlights of Survey Findings:
- What do 19-year-olds want? (The Straits Times)
- Singapore's 19-year-olds: Who they are, what they want (The Straits Times)
- 19+ Worldview survey: Key findings of 19+ Worldview survey (The Straits Times)
- 19+ Worldview survey: A degree? Yes, please (The Straits Times)
- 19+ Worldview survey: Women expect to be paid less (The Straits Times)
- 19+ Worldview survey: Open to tying the knot (The Straits Times)
- 19+ Worldview survey: Streaming, exams are OK (The Straits Times)
- 19+ Worldview survey: My phone, my world (The Straits Times)
- 19+ Worldview survey: More consultative government, please (The Straits Times)
- 19+ Worldview survey: Young people do read newspapers, and books too (The Straits Times)
Read the full SUSS research report here