What are the universities in Singapore?

Nanyang Technological University, National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University and other universities. The predecessor of the National University of Singapore was the Straits Settlements and Malaya Federal Government Medical College established in 1905. In 1949, King Edward VII Medical College and Raffles College merged to form the University of Malaya. In 1955, the Singapore Chinese community organized Nanyang University. In 1962, the University of Malaya campus in Singapore became independent as the University of Singapore. In 1980, the University of Singapore and Nanyang University merged, and the school was named the National University of Singapore.

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In 1981, the Singaporean government built a building on the Nanyang University campus Nanyang Polytechnic was established to cultivate engineering professionals for the Singapore economy; in 1991, Nanyang The Polytechnic was reorganized and the National Institute of Education was included under its umbrella, and was renamed Nanyang Technological University to keep pace with the rapid development of education; in April 2006, Nanyang Technological University was officially transformed into an enterprise.

According to the school’s official website in April 2015, Nanyang Technological University has four colleges: engineering, science, business, and liberal arts, as well as independent colleges (including the international authoritative institution for defense strategy research-Rajaratnam International Studies (National Institute of Education, Singapore's only professional teacher training institution, the Singapore Earth Observation and Research Institute, which focuses on natural disasters in earth sciences, and the Center for Environmental Bioengineering, which focuses on biofilms).