The university
shortlist, walked in person.
Singapore packs eight universities and institutes into one week, from research-heavy NUS and NTU to SP Jain’s global business school and LASALLE’s arts studios. Days pair campuses two at a time — NUS on arrival, then NTU with SMU, SIM with a Jurong Bird Park break, SP Jain with SIT, closing on SUTD and LASALLE — with Universal Studios at Resorts World Sentosa as the shared reward mid-week. Each institution hosts a guided walk and an admissions-style session rather than lectures or lab access, with slots shaped by university term calendars.
A case-study reading of Gardens by the Bay's solar-powered Supertrees.- A campus day at a globally ranked university, with an admissions overview.
- A futuristic-architecture walk through Marina Bay, studying how the district cools itself.
- A biodiversity session at the Night Safari, framed as study rather than a ride.
- A post-trip presentation students prepare and deliver to their school.
Arrival, City Tour & NUS
Arrive Singapore; city tour past Parliament House, Supreme Court, Chinatown, Little India and the Raffles Landing Site; Singapore Flyer; evening visit to National University of Singapore (NUS).
NTU & SMU
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) campus visit, then Singapore Management University (SMU).
SIM & Jurong Bird Park
Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), then Jurong Bird Park.
SP Jain & SIT
S P Jain School of Global Management, then Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT).
Universal Studios, Sentosa
Full day at Universal Studios, Resorts World Sentosa.
SUTD & LASALLE
Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), then LASALLE College of the Arts.
Designed for the
university shortlist
Classes 11–12 & UG
Eight Campuses, Six Days
Sciences, Business & Arts Tracks
Campus Visits, Not Lectures
Everything you
need to know
How is a group of fifty students kept safe abroad?
One chaperone per ten students, always including a female chaperone, with all Picknic staff police-verified and first-aid certified. We hold a doctor-on-call tie-up in Singapore, and parents get a WhatsApp update each evening with photos, headcounts and the next day's campus plan. Passports and documents are held centrally by the tour manager.
How far ahead should we book, and how do campus visits and visas work?
What's included, and how is a school group costed?