- Where Next for Singapore? By Professor Harvey Whitehouse
- Religious Ecology: Transforming Crises Into Opportunities for Dialogue and Cooperation by Dr Amanda Huan and Claribel Low
- Is Interfaith Dialogue in Southeast Asia Losing Its Relevance? A Call for Renewal by Nazhath Faheema
- Fostering Social Cohesion in Today’s “Privatised” Societies by Dr Leong Chan-Hoong
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- In Conversation – Professor Geoffrey Till on the Changing Landscape of Maritime Security
- Tapestry of Cohesion – Episode 5: Retreat into Privatised Worlds: What It Means for Social Cohesion
- Wiring the Domains – Episode 13: Muhammad Faizal on How ASEAN’s Cybersecurity Push Could Protect People and Economies
- Engaging the Eagle – Episode 25: Unpacking Trump’s Tariff Policy




A global think tank and graduate school offering Master’s programmes in Strategic Studies, International Relations, International Political Economy, and Asian Studies.

The RSIS Master’s Programmes in Asian Studies, International Political Economy, International Relations and Strategic Studies provide a comprehensive selection of courses with different focus areas to appeal to the diverse needs of our students.
The S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) is a global graduate school and think tank focusing on strategic studies and security affairs. Its five Research Centres and three Research Programmes, led by the Office of the Executive Deputy Chairman, and assisted by the Dean on the academic side, drive the School’s research, education and networking activities.
As a think tank, RSIS conducts policy-relevant and forward-looking research in both national and international security, science and technology, society, and economic and environmental sustainability. RSIS also produces academic research on security and international affairs.