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Enjoy a convenient and affordable journey to the beautiful snowy landscapes of Japan’s Tohoku region

TOKYO, JAPAN – Media OutReach Newswire – 8 December 2025 – Japan is now entering the heart of winter, and there is no better place to experience the beauty of snowy landscapes than the Tohoku region in northern Japan. From atmospheric hot spring towns blanketed in white, to charming traditional wooden houses, majestic mountains draped in snow, and vast fields shimmering under the winter sun—Tohoku offers breathtaking scenery that can be reached from Tokyo in just a few hours by JR East’s Shinkansen.

For travelers uncertain about winter travel in snowy areas, the JR EAST PASS (Tohoku Area) provides a worry-free solution. With this pass, travel in warm train cars is possible without concerns about road conditions. Stunning views of a silver-white world can be enjoyed from the Shinkansen windows, and time spent en route becomes a luxurious part of the journey—an experience unique to rail travel.

This winter, many travelers can discover the extraordinary winter landscapes of Tohoku by Shinkansen. To inspire winter travel, a selection of model courses showcasing the best of Tohoku is introduced below.
A Journey Through Silver Landscapes, History, and Hot Springs (5 Days / 4 Nights)
Day 1
From Tokyo Station, take the Tohoku Shinkansen to Koriyama Station in Fukushima Prefecture (approx. 1 hour 20 minutes). Transfer to the JR Banetsu West Line and continue on to Aizu-Wakamatsu Station.
Stroll around iconic spots such as Tsuruga Castle and Nanukamachi Street, then visit Suehiro Sake Brewery for a tour and tasting. In the evening, unwind in a snowy open-air hot spring bath at Aizu Higashiyama Onsen.
Day 2
From Aizu-Wakamatsu Station, take the Yamagata Shinkansen to Yamagata Station (approx. 3 hours). Upon arrival, begin with a relaxing break at S-PAL Yamagata, a shopping complex directly connected to the station, offering local fruits, pickles, sweets, and more. Then, take a 15-minute walk from the station to Kajo Park to enjoy the serene winter scenery of snow-covered stone walls and moats. Afterward, transfer from Yamagata Station via the Yamagata Shinkansen and bus (approx. 1 hour 30 minutes) to Ginzan Onsen, a famous hot spring town nestled deep in the mountains. Wooden inns reminiscent of Japan’s Taishō era line the river, creating a magical view—especially in winter when snow and gas lamps produce a nostalgic, dreamlike atmosphere. For lunch, local specialties such as soba noodles or Yamagata beef dishes can be savored. An overnight stay in the hot spring town is highly recommended.
Day 3
In the morning, take a leisurely stroll around Ginzan Onsen, enjoying the serene atmosphere and the beautiful silver-white scenery of the town. In the afternoon, return to Yamagata Station by bus and the Yamagata Shinkansen, then take the JR Senzan Line to Sendai (approx. 1 hour 30 minutes).Upon arrival, indulge in Sendai’s famous local foods such as gyutan (grilled beef tongue) and zunda sweets. In the evening, head to Sendai Castle Ruins (Aoba Castle Ruins) to admire the illuminated statue of Lord Date Masamune on horseback and take in the panoramic night views of Sendai City—an unforgettable winter moment.
Day 4
From Sendai Station, take the JR Senseki Line to Matsushima-Kaigan Station (approx. 40 minutes). In Matsushima, one of Japan’s Three Most Scenic Spots, a sightseeing cruise offers views of islands softly covered in winter snow. Historical landmarks such as Zuiganji Temple and Godaidō Hall can be visited, and lunch at a local oyster hut provides the opportunity to savor fresh, seasonal oysters.
Day 5
From Sendai Station, take the Tohoku Shinkansen back to Tokyo (approx. 1 hour 30 minutes). To conclude the journey, shopping time in the capital can be enjoyed. GRANSTA Tokyo, one of the largest commercial complexes inside a Japanese railway station, offers a wide variety of shops, gourmet foods, and souvenirs right within Tokyo Station.
atre Ueno, a shopping and dining complex directly connected to Ueno Station, is another convenient option, and the iconic Ginza area—an essential stop during a visit to Tokyo—provides opportunities to browse sweets shops and find memorable gifts.
A Dynamic Journey Through Frost-Covered Forests and Hidden Hot Springs (5 Days / 4 Nights)

Day 1
From Tokyo Station, take the Yamagata Shinkansen to Akayu Station (approx. 2 hours 40 minutes). Upon arrival, explore the snowy Nanyo Winery and stroll through Akayu Onsen Town, once a historic post town. In the evening, relax at Akayu Onsen, a hot spring with a 900-year history, and enjoy a dinner featuring Yamagata beef along with soothing, free-flowing natural hot spring water.
Day 2
Travel from Akayu Station to Yamagata Station (approx. 30 minutes), then take a bus to Zao Onsen (approx. 40 minutes). In the afternoon, ride the Zao Ropeway up the snow-covered mountains to witness the world-famous Juhyo “Snow Monsters”—fantastically shaped frost-covered trees. In the evening, stroll through Zao Onsen town and take in the magical winter atmosphere created by rising steam and soft snowlight.
Day 3
Start the morning with a relaxed departure from Zao Onsen and explore downtown Yamagata. Visit Bunshokan (Former Prefectural Office) and Yamagata Marugoto-kan Beninokura to enjoy local cuisine and shopping. In the afternoon, take the Yamagata Shinkansen to Shinjo (approx. 1 hour), where travellers can experience a charming local town blanketed in snow. Be sure to try regional dishes such as Torimotsu Ramen, a beloved specialty.
Day 4
From Shinjo, take the Ōu Main Line to Akita Station (approx. 3 hours). The Akita Dog Station offers opportunities to meet and take photos with Akita dogs, with walking experiences available by advance reservation. Then, head to Yokote City’s Kamakura Hall, where real kamakura (snow huts) are displayed year-round, allowing immersion in the atmosphere of the traditional Yokote Snow Festival. After sightseeing, return to the Akita Station area to enjoy local delicacies such as Inaniwa udon and Kiritanpo hot pot.
Day 5
From Akita Station, take the Akita Shinkansen back to Tokyo (approx. 3 hours 40 minutes). For the final part of the journey, shopping can be enjoyed at GRANSTA Tokyo inside Tokyo Station, or the Ginza area can be explored for souvenirs and sweets.
Breathtaking Winter-Only Scenery and Hot Spring Destinations

Below are the featured spots introduced in the model courses, along with access information.
Aizu-Wakamatsu Fukushima Prefecture

Aizu-Wakamatsu is a historic castle town filled with traditional charm. In winter, Tsuruga Castle and the surrounding samurai residences are covered in snow, creating a uniquely beautiful landscape. The red-tiled castle tower stands out vividly against the pure white snow—an iconic winter view.The old-town streets also retain their classic atmosphere, and Nanukamachi Street offers relaxed strolling with cafés and small shops to explore. The area is also famous for its high-quality sake, and visitors can enjoy tours and tastings at long-established breweries.Aizu-Wakamatsu is a place where history, culture, and cuisine come together—an ideal spot to experience the essence of winter in Tohoku.

  • Access (from Tokyo Station):

– Koriyama Station: As fast as 1 hour 13 minutes via the Tohoku Shinkansen
– Aizu-Wakamatsu Station: About 1 hour 15 minutes after transferring to the Banetsu West Line

Ginzan Onsen Yamagata Prefecture

Ginzan Onsen is a tranquil hot spring town where traditional wooden inns lined along the river create a nostalgic streetscape, especially enchanting when covered in snow. The warm glow of gas lamps adds to the magical, dreamlike winter atmosphere. It is an ideal place to quietly enjoy snowy scenery. Many inns feature open‐air baths, allowing guests to experience yukimi rotenburo—soaking in a hot spring while admiring the silver-white winter landscape.

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  • Access (from Tokyo Station):

– Ōishida Station: As fast as 2 hours 53 minutes via the Yamagata Shinkansen
– Ginzan Onsen: About 40 minutes by Obanazawa City bus from Ōishida Station

Sendai: Sendai Castle Ruins

Located on a hill overlooking the city, the Sendai Castle Ruins (Aoba Castle Ruins) are a popular winter viewpoint where the crisp, clear air offers sweeping panoramic views of Sendai. The winter blue sky and the soft glow of sunset behind the iconic equestrian statue of Lord Date Masamune create a dignified, striking beauty—perfect for photography.

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Along with the historic atmosphere preserved in the stone walls and castle remains, visitors can enjoy the grand scenery unique to Sendai, the “City of Trees.” In the evening, the area is illuminated, revealing a magical contrast between the glowing cityscape and the silhouette of Lord Masamune’s statue.This scenic spot—where history, views, and atmosphere come together—stands as one of the most iconic winter destinations in Miyagi.

  • Access (from Sendai Station):

Sendai Castle Ruins: About 20 minutes by city bus, or around 15 minutes by taxi

Matsushima Miyagi Prefecture

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Matsushima is one of Japan’s most celebrated scenic destinations and is counted among the Three Most Scenic Spots of Japan. In winter, the crisp, clear air enhances the view of the surrounding snow-covered trees and islands, making it an ideal place to experience the beauty of a Japanese winter.

The area is also famous for its seasonal oysters, allowing visitors to enjoy both spectacular winter scenery and delicious local cuisine—an experience unique to this time of year.

  • Operating Hours (Sightseeing Cruise):9:00–15:00 (winter season)
  • Access (from Tokyo Station):

– Sendai Station: As fast as 1 hour 30 minutes via the Tohoku Shinkansen
– Matsushima-Kaigan Station: About 40 minutes via the JR Senseki Line
– Matsushima: Approximately a 10-minute walk from Matsushima-Kaigan Station

Akayu Onsen Town Yamagata Prefecture

With a history of over 900 years, Akayu Onsen is a hot spring destination known for its free-flowing natural springs and its calm, traditional atmosphere. In winter, the town is enveloped in snow, and the gentle steam rising through the silver-white streets creates a beautifully nostalgic scene.The local inns offer hot spring baths renowned as “beautifying waters,” known for their soft, skin-friendly qualities. From the open-air baths, guests can enjoy a serene winter landscape while soaking in the warm water—an experience of pure relaxation.The surrounding area also features wineries and restaurants that serve dishes made with local ingredients, making Akayu a perfect place to enjoy hot springs, food, and slow, peaceful moments.

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Access (From Tokyo):

  • Akayu Station: As fast as 2 hours 18 minutes via the Yamagata Shinkansen
  • Akayu Onsen town center: About 25 minutes on foot from Akayu Station, or approximately 5 minutes by taxi

Zao (Yamagata Prefecture)

In winter, Zao offers a rare natural phenomenon found in very few places in the world—the spectacular juhyo, or “snow monsters,” formed by ice and snow coating the trees. The view from the ropeway, looking down over the vast field of frosted trees, is truly breathtaking. The area is also home to hot spring resorts, where visitors can enjoy yukimi rotenburo, open-air baths with views of the snowy landscape.

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  • Opening Hour(Rope Way):8:30~17:00(subject to change)
  • Access (from Tokyo Station):

Yamagata Station: As fast as 2 hours 22 minutes via the Yamagata Shinkansen
Zao Onsen Bus Terminal: About 40 minutes by Yamako Bus from Yamagata Station
Zao Onsen: Approximately a 5-minute walk from the Zao Onsen Bus Terminal

Make The Trip Even More Affordable JR EAST PASS(Tohoku area)

With the JR EAST PASS (Tohoku Area), unlimited travel for 5 days (or 10 days) is available on designated JR East lines within the covered area, including the Tohoku Shinkansen, limited express trains, and local lines. The pass allows free and flexible travel between Tokyo and destinations throughout the Tohoku region during the validity period. For an even more convenient and cost-effective winter journey, the JR EAST PASS (Tohoku Area) is an ideal option.

【Great Value】 A special pass for foreign nationals, offering significantly better value than purchasing regular tickets within Japan.
【UnlimitedTravel】 Enjoy unlimited rides for 5 days (or 10 days) within the validity period on JR East lines in the designated area—including Shinkansen trains—as well as certain private railway limited express trains and JR buses.
【Easy Booking】 Purchasing online is simple. The pass and seat reservations can be arranged through JR-EAST Train Reservation. After purchase, the pass can be easily picked up at JR East reserved-seat ticket machines and other designated locations.

For more details, please visit the official JR East website:
https://www.jreast.co.jp/th/multi/pass/eastpass_t.html

Winter in Japan’s Tohoku region is when the power and beauty of nature shine brightest. With the comfort and reliability of the Shinkansen—and the value offered by the JR EAST PASS—an unforgettable journey through breathtaking winter landscapes becomes possible. A winter adventure that will be remembered for years to come awaits.

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Banyan Group Residences Brings Latest Phuket Property Launches to Singapore

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Three new Laguna Phuket developments – spanning lakeside living, golf-front design and Angsana-branded luxury – to be showcased at Fairmont Singapore on 23–24 May

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 May 2026 – Banyan Group Residences is bringing three of its most anticipated new residential launches to Singapore this month, with a two-day sales exhibition taking place at Fairmont Singapore, Orchard Room (4F) on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 May 2026, from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. The event offers Singapore buyers a rare opportunity to explore and invest in some of Phuket’s most compelling new addresses, with dedicated sales teams on hand for private consultations.

Angsana Golf Residences Topaz

The exhibitions follow a year of record residential sales for Banyan Group Residences, as growing numbers of global investors look to Phuket as a safe haven for capital – drawn by the island’s political stability, strong rental yields, year-round lifestyle appeal, and the relative value it continues to offer against comparable markets. Demand has been particularly robust from buyers across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, with Singapore consistently ranking among the Group’s top source markets worldwide.

The three projects on show represent some of the most exciting new additions to Laguna Phuket – Asia’s premier integrated resort destination – and span a range of living concepts, price points, and design inspirations, united by the hallmark quality and hospitality expertise of Banyan Group Residences, Asia’s leading branded residential developer by volume.

“Singapore has long been one of our most important buyer markets, and we’re delighted to be returning with what we believe is our strongest line-up yet,” said Stuart Reading, Managing Director of Banyan Group Residences. “Whether you’re looking for a holiday retreat, a permanent base in a world-class resort community, or a smart long-term investment, this exhibition offers something genuinely compelling. High-quality property in a prime location at Laguna Phuket still represents outstanding value compared to equivalent homes in Singapore or other major cities.”

Bellaguna Lake Residences

Brand new blocks of Bellaguna Lake Residences will be revealed for the first time at the exhibition. Set beside a shimmering lake within Laguna Phuket – steps from Bang Tao Beach – the development takes its design cues from the sleek lines of a contemporary luxury yacht. Five elegantly elongated buildings feature dark wave-like façades and warm, light-filled interiors, with generous private terraces overlooking the lagoon. Residences include one- to three-bedroom condominiums and two- to three-bedroom penthouses with private rooftop pools, as well as a brand new category of two-bedroom residences with private pool.

Bellaguna is Banyan Group Residences’ newest residential brand, conceived specifically for premium year-round living outside of hotel inventory – yet fully supported by the Group’s renowned hospitality management standards.

Bellaguna Golf Residences

Set on land that once formed part of Phuket’s historic tin-mining landscape, Bellaguna Golf Residences draws its design identity from that heritage – soft horizontal lines and sculpted contours reinterpreted through a contemporary tropical lens. Low-rise buildings unfold amid lush gardens and a signature free-form pool, overlooking the fairways of the championship Laguna Golf Phuket course. A brand new block has also just been released for this project, which features a compact one-bedroom configuration, alongside one- to three-bedroom condominiums and two- to three-bedroom penthouses with private pools and sunset golf views.

Angsana Golf Residences Topaz

Inspired by the clarity and elegance of the topaz gemstone, Angsana Golf Residences Topaz comprises three gracefully curved low-rise buildings set within Laguna Phuket, with Sino-Portuguese design accents that subtly reference Phuket’s cultural heritage. The development offers two- and three-bedroom residences and exclusive penthouses with private rooftop pools, all enjoying panoramic views of the golf course, mountains, and the Andaman Sea. A signature rooftop ring-shaped pool completes the picture.

Show units are now available for all three projects at the Laguna Property Sales Gallery.

Banyan Living

Banyan Group has recently launched Banyan Living, a residential rental and marketing platform created to support owners of branded residences across the Group’s portfolio, while offering guests a professionally managed alternative to traditional home‑sharing platforms.

Developed as a structured, hospitality-led rental ecosystem, Banyan Living enables private owners to generate income from their residences, while providing guests who rent the properties assurance of the design integrity and professional service standards associated with Banyan Group.

Why Phuket, Why Now

Phuket continues to attract growing international interest as both a lifestyle destination and an investment market. Within Laguna Phuket, nationals of some 70 countries have chosen to make the resort community their home, drawn by year-round tropical living, world-class amenities, international schools, medical facilities, and a level of quality and security that is difficult to match elsewhere in the region.

Banyan Group Residences anticipates launching up to USD 1 billion in new luxury residential projects in Phuket over the next two to three years, reflecting the Group’s confidence in the market and the enduring strength of demand from international buyers.

Prospective buyers are welcome to visit the exhibition at Fairmont Singapore, Orchard Room (4F), on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 May 2026, between 11:00 am and 6:00 pm. Private appointments can be arranged in advance by contacting the team directly.
Hashtag: #BanyanGroup #BanyanGroupResidences #LagunaPhuket

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About Banyan Group

Banyan Group (“Banyan Tree Holdings Limited” or the “Group” – SGX: B58) is an independent, global hospitality company with purpose. The Group prides itself on its pioneering spirit, design-led experiences and commitment to responsible stewardship. Its extensive portfolio spans more than 100 properties, over 140 spas and galleries, and 20-plus branded residences in over 20 countries. Comprising 12 global brands, including the flagship Banyan Tree, each distinct yet united under the experiential membership programme with Banyan. The founding ethos of “Embracing the Environment, Empowering People” is embodied through the Banyan Global Foundation and Banyan Management Academy. Banyan Group is committed to remaining the leading advocate of sustainable travel, with a focus on regenerative tourism and innovative programmes that elevate the guest experience.

About Laguna Phuket

Laguna Phuket is Asia’s premier integrated resort destination, set against the stunning backdrop of the Andaman Sea. Spanning over 1,000 acres, the resort features six luxury hotels, an award-winning 18-hole golf course, fine dining, luxury spas, and branded residences. Guests benefit from complimentary shuttle services, a cashless payment system, and access to world-class recreational and wellness facilities.

About Banyan Group Residences

Banyan Group Residences is the property development arm of leading hospitality pioneer Banyan Group, listed on the stock exchange of Singapore. With over 35 years of development experience and an impressive portfolio of residential brands to suit different lifestyles and budgets, it is Thailand’s leading lifestyle property developer with a strong and increasingly international pipeline of projects. The Group’s main residential brands include the flagship luxury Banyan Tree Residences, Angsana Residences, Dhawa Residences, Garrya Residences, Laguna Residences, Cassia Residences, Skypark, Laguna Lakelands, and Bellaguna.

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CPF NH Foods Advances to Production Phase, Launches ‘CP Nippon’ Brand in Premium Processed Pork Partnership

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BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 May 2026 – Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF) and NH Foods Ltd. today announced that their joint venture, CPF NH Foods Co., Ltd., has officially commenced production at its modern manufacturing facility in Chachoengsao, Thailand, alongside the launch of a new premium brand, CP Nippon.

The start of operations follows the successful establishment of the joint venture in late 2025, combining CPF’s fully integrated supply chain and regional distribution network with NH Foods’ advanced food processing technologies and product development expertise. The facility now serves as the production hub for a new generation of high-quality processed meat products, targeting both domestic and export markets including Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and other key Asian destinations.

Prasit Boondoungprasert, Chief Executive Officer of CPF, said “Starting production and introducing CP Nippon brand mark an important milestone in our partnership with NH Foods. This collaboration enables us to move beyond primary production to premium processed products, creating greater value for Thailand’s pork industry while strengthening its position as a key exporter across Asia.”

The manufacturing facility integrates advanced production systems and stringent quality assurance processes aligned with international standards, reinforcing both companies’ commitment to food safety, traceability, and sustainability. By leveraging CPF’s high-quality raw material sourcing and NH Foods’ precision manufacturing know-how, the joint venture aims to set new benchmarks in processed meat production.

Fumio Maeda, President and Chief Executive Officer of NH Foods, added “The commencement of production represents a key milestone in our collaboration with CPF. By combining our strengths in technology and product innovation with CPF’s operational excellence, we are bringing together the rich culinary traditions of Japan and Thailand to deliver refined, high-quality food experiences to consumers across Asia.”

The product range under CP Nippon brand reflects NH Foods’ Japanese culinary expertise—rooted in the craftsmanship of ryōrinin—combined with CPF’s strength in high-quality sourcing and production.

Beyond product innovation, CPF NH Foods is committed to sustainable manufacturing practices, including efficient resource utilization and environmentally responsible operations, in line with CPF’s “Kitchen of the World” vision and both companies’ long-term sustainability goals.

Hashtag: #AsianFoodInnovation #CPFNHFoods #CPFNippon #KitchenOfTheWorld #FoodInnovation #CPF

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About Charoen Pokphand Foods Plc (CPF)

Charoen Pokphand Foods Plc (CPF) is a leading global agro-industrial and food company, operating in 17 countries and exporting to more than 50 markets worldwide. Guided by its “Kitchen of the World” vision, CPF focuses on delivering safe, high-quality, and nutritious food through a vertically integrated business model. The company integrates technology and innovation across its operations while advancing sustainability and working toward a low-carbon, resilient food system that supports global food security.

About NH Foods
NH Foods Ltd., operates in the food industry with a focus on meat products and related processed foods. The group conducts its business globally, and targets both domestic and international markets for its diversified protein and food solutions portfolio.

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Student Life and Campus Communities Are Becoming a Key Deciding Factor in Higher Education

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SINGAPORE- Media OutReach Newswire – 14 May 2026 – Beyond academic rankings and programme offerings, students today are placing increasing emphasis on campus life, wellbeing support, and a sense of belonging when choosing where to pursue higher education.

This shift reflects a broader trend across the sector, where institutions are being evaluated not only on academic outcomes, but also on their ability to provide holistic student experiences that support mental wellbeing, social integration, and career readiness.

At the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), student engagement has become a central pillar of the learning experience, with a wide network of student led clubs and communities designed to support both personal and professional development.

A Growing Priority: Belonging and Wellbeing

Industry observations indicate that students, particularly those transitioning from secondary education or arriving from overseas, often face challenges such as social isolation, cultural adjustment, and limited peer support networks. Research also highlights that being away from familiar support systems and adapting to a new cultural and academic environment can be an isolating process, contributing to increased stress, anxiety, and reduced perceived social support

To address this, SIM has developed a structured student life ecosystem supported by its Student Development initiatives and programmes such as Project1095, which emphasises learning beyond the classroom and holistic growth. With close to 80 student clubs and co-curricular activities available, students are provided with multiple avenues to build connections and integrate into campus life.

From Co-Curricular Activities to Career Readiness

Student clubs are increasingly seen as more than recreational clubs, playing a meaningful role in preparing students for the workforce. Participation in such communities enables students to develop transferable skills aligned with employer expectations, including leadership, collaboration, and communication.

At SIM, student led initiatives span a broad spectrum, from arts and cultural groups that foster creativity and teamwork through performances and events, to sports and wellness communities that promote physical resilience and discipline. Leadership platforms such as student councils provide opportunities for students to organise initiatives and represent the student body, while international student communities support cultural integration and inclusivity.

In addition, special interest and professional clubs offer exposure to industry trends and peer led learning. Collectively, these platforms provide practical experiences that complement academic programmes and contribute to graduates’ overall employability.

Reflecting a Broader Shift in Higher Education

The increasing importance placed on student life reflects a wider evolution in higher education, where institutions are expected to support both academic achievement and personal development.

By investing in student communities and engagement, institutions like SIM are responding to this shift, providing environments where students can not only gain qualifications, but also build networks, resilience, and a strong sense of identity.

As prospective students weigh their options, the availability of vibrant campus communities and support systems is likely to remain a key differentiator in the higher education landscape.

Reference:

  1. The experience of loneliness among international students participating in the BBC Loneliness Experiment: Thematic analysis of qualitative survey data – https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666518223000189?
  2. Mental health concerns and needs of international students in higher education settings: A scoping review protocol – https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12334020/
  3. SIM CCA – https://www.sim.edu.sg/degrees-diplomas/life-at-sim/co-curricular-activities
  4. SIM Project 1095 – https://project1095.simge.edu.sg/

Hashtag: #SIMGlobalEducation #SIMGE #GlobalEducation #InternationalDegree #CareerReady #FutureSkills

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About SIM Global Education

SIM Global Education (SIM GE) is a leading private education institution in Singapore and the region. We offer more than 140 academic programmes ranging from diplomas and graduate diploma programmes to bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes with some of the world’s most reputable universities from Australia, Canada, Europe, United Kingdom, and the United States. SIM GE’s cohort is made up of 17,000 full- and part-time students and adult learners, of which approximately 41% are international students hailing from over 50 countries.

SIM GE’s holistic learning approach and culturally diverse learning environment aim to equip students with knowledge, industry skills and employability competencies, as well as a global perspective to succeed as future leaders in a fast-changing, technologically driven world.

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