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A |     新加坡国立大学National University of Singapore新加坡国立大学（NUS）是新加坡的第一所高等学府，也是世界级顶尖学府；是亚洲大学联盟、全球大学校长论坛、Universitas21等组织的成员学校。

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C | 2025年USNEWS世界大学排名：第22位。2024年泰晤士世界大学排名：第19位；2024年泰晤士亚洲大学排名：第3位。新加坡国立大学人文社科学院的艺术与文化创业文学硕士和传播学硕士即将在9月1日开放申请，11月30日截止，想申请的同学们不要错过了！01艺术与文化创业文学硕士MA Arts and Cultural Entrepreneurship官网：https://fass.nus.edu.sg/cnm/ace-master/学制：全日制1年学费：44,908新币，折合人民币约24.6万元申请时间：2024年9月1日~11月30日项目简介：该课程旨在满足创意专业人士的需求，满足新加坡和亚洲不断变化的文化创意产业部门的强烈要求。学生将向业界从业人员和专业教育工作者学习创业创意，了解创意如何塑造新企业并引领创业增长，还将学习文化艺术组织、资源和基础设施的行政、管理和领导方面的核心战略技能，从管理节日、活动和博物馆，到社区发展、遗产旅游、教育和政府工作。通过该课程的学习，学生将掌握在艺术、文化和创意领域取得成功所需的专业技能和知识，并成为具有职业道德和反思能力的从业者，致力于做出有意义的贡献。    "Gov. Abbott is right; the Biden policies are directly responsible for encouraging migrants to pay smugglers to bring them across the border illegally, and for enriching the smuggling organizations to the extent that they have expanded their deadly business so much over the last 18 months," says Jessica M Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies based in Washington, DC.,She believes that "until the Biden policies are changed to deter and prevent these mass illegal crossings and to impose consequences on illegal migrants, it’s only going to continue and to get worse.","It’s not possible to curb the illegal migration without policy changes," Vaughan insists.,Following Joe Biden's decision to reverse his predecessor's border policies, the number of illegal entries started to rise. On March 10, 2021, US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) encountered 100,441 persons attempting entry along the southwest border in February 2021, which represented a 28% increase over January 2021, when Biden was sworn in. US immigration experts noted at that time that Biden's campaign vows to impose a deportation moratorium, extend protections for those called "Dreamers" and provide a path to citizenship for about 11 million illegals, invigorated migrant caravans.,Melting Pot: How Biden's Immigration Reform May Backfire on US Economy & His Political Future19 January 2021, 20:10 GMT,The US Customs and Border Protection reported in June 2022 about a staggering 239,416 encounters along the southwest land border in May, which represented a 2% increase compared to April. Of those, 25% involved individuals who had at least one prior encounter in the previous 12 months, the report reads. The flow of illicit narcotics including cocaine, methamphetamines, heroin, fentanyl, and marijuana across the border has also been increasing, according to the CBP.,The unfolding border crisis has long been in the making, according to Dr. Aileen Teague, an immigration expert from the Texas A&M Bush School of Government and Public Service.,"President Biden's current immigration policies are not solely his," she says. "They follow decades of an inability to reach consensus on both sides of the aisle. Biden has been a bit 'wishy washy' on Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) and telling immigrants to 'not come' soon after entering the White House, but besides a murky rhetoric of reform, many of 'his' policies long predate his presidency.",Border Crisis: Who Wants to Flood the US With Migrants and Why?21 March 2021, 16:26 GMT,What's Behind the Federal Government's Inaction?,Last week, Republican Rep. Andy Biggs described the situation at the US-Mexico border as "overrun," "out of control" and "dangerous". He also predicted more deaths would soon be discovered. Nevertheless, "the federal government has not lifted a finger to help the states cope with this influx," according to Vaughan.,"The reason that the Biden administration has not acted to regain control of the border is because they are not concerned about the harm to American communities that this crisis is causing," she says. "They are isolated from its costs, and they hope to reap political benefits, in the form of support from the special interests who profit from this influx, which include certain big businesses, ethnic advocacy groups, and a few leftist politicians.",Republicans are accusing the Democrats of deliberately loosening border policies and promising to legalize illegals to beef up their electoral base. Immigration reform could become an "electoral bonanza" for the Dems, Politico noted in April 2013. At the same time, a 2013 Pew Research revealed that of the Latino immigrants who are eligible to vote, "many more identify as Democrats than as Republicans – 54% versus 11%.",Meanwhile, many powerful US business lobbies such as the agricultural industry, rely on exploiting cheap and illegal non-citizens for seasonal labor. Out of 11.3 million illegals, eight million have jobs, according to CBS News. The basic rights of these unauthorized workers aren't protected. In addition to that, big business capitalizes on mass immigration to drive wages down and to combat organized labor.,DeSantis Advises Migrants Escorted to Washington DC: 'Do Not Come' to Florida14 April, 17:35 GMT,Local Leaderships Struggle With Illegal Entries,Some Republican-controlled states have tried to tackle the border crisis through a series of local legislative initiatives and border operations.,In particular, the Texas governor and attorney general withstood Biden's executive order signed on day one of his presidency stipulating a 100-day pause on the deportation of illegal immigrants. On March 5, 2021, Gov. Abbott kicked off Operation Lone Star, bringing together the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Texas National Guard to prevent Mexican cartels and other smugglers from moving drugs and people into the state.,"State and local leaders along the border and beyond should be using any and all state authorities to disrupt human smuggling and trafficking pathways using existing laws," says Vaughan. "In addition, they should try to discourage or penalize the NGOs and other entities that contract with the federal government to resettle the migrants, including the child welfare agencies, charter transportation companies and charity assistance groups.",However, the fight to curb the tide of illegal migration could be accompanied with human right abuses, warns Aileen Teague:,"Local leadership in many places supports grassroots initiatives to ensure that outside of politics, immigration policies don't have offshoots that affect human rights," she says. "In the absence of hire level reforms, initiatives of basic human decency are badly needed as are local and mid-level leaders who are willing to share their experiences.",© AFP 2022 / DREW ANGERERWASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 21: U.S. President Joe Biden arrives to speak about Covid-19 vaccines for children, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on June 21, 2022 in Washington, DC.WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 21: U.S. President Joe Biden arrives to speak about Covid-19 vaccines for children, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on June 21, 2022 in Washington, DC.© AFP 2022 / DREW ANGERER,Are Migrant Deaths Yet Another Punch to Biden?,The latest gruesome discovery of 51 dead migrants in Texas could deal "another blow to Biden’s presidency and will further tarnish his legacy of incompetence in the minds of voters," according to Vaughan.,A number of Republican politicians have already raised their voices against the Democratic administration's handling of the border issue.,"How many more people have to die before Dems give a da--?" asked Texas Senator Ted Cruz commenting on the matter, as quoted by Fox News.,GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales from Texas criticized US Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas for the suffocation deaths of trafficked migrants:,"Today in San Antonio it was 102 degrees. Imagine being abandoned inside an 18-wheeler left to die - 42 people died today - will @AliMayorkas even mention their names?" Gonzales tweeted.,However, given that Joe Biden and the Dems have a lot on their plate, including disrupted supply chains, growing inflation and looming recession, it's unlikely that the recent tragedy would make the matters any worse, some observers believe. Possibly, the Texan tragedy will be also overshadowed by the nation-wide debate on the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade abortion ruling, according to Teague.,"I'm not convinced that Biden's immigration and border security policies will be detrimental to the Democrats at midterms," she presumes.。语言要求：雅思 7.0（6.0）/托福 100（写作不低于22）入学要求：具有新加坡国立大学荣誉学位（优异/二等及以上）或国际同等学历（例如，四年制学士学位，平均成绩至少为 B 或同等学历）；或相关领域的学士学位（平均成绩至少为 B 或同等学历），并拥有至少两年的相关工作经验；或其他资格和经验，须经研究生院批准。申请人的通识教育应包括社会科学、科学、商业和经济学、人文科学、法律或计算机方面的基础培训。课程设置：学生需修读40学分的课程，包括2门核心课程+选修课程+项目/实习。02传播学硕士Master of Communication官网：https://masters.nus.edu.sg/programmes/master-of-communication学制：全日制1年学费：39,295新币，折合人民币约21.5万元申请时间：2024年9月1日~11月30日项目简介：在技术进步和内容激增所塑造的动荡的媒体环境中，媒体专业人士必须敏捷地跟上不断变化的步伐。如今，内容为王，在数字平台上占据着主导地位，每天都有数百万人接触到内容。在这个时代，组织面临的挑战是如何利用内容的力量，有策略地与利益相关者进行有效沟通。传播学硕士意识到了市场上存在的能力缺口，并很荣幸地成为第一个填补这一空白的研究生课程。课程旨在为学生提供指导，将他们培养成数字领域的领导者，并让毕业生掌握最前沿的专业知识，牢牢把握数据的精髓。语言要求：雅思 7.0（6.0）/托福 100（写作不低于22）入学要求：具有新加坡国立大学荣誉学位（优异/二等及以上）或相关领域的国际同等学历（例如，四年制学士学位，平均成绩至少为 B 或同等学历）；或拥有相关领域的学士学位（平均成绩至少为 B 或同等学历），并具备至少两年的相关工作经验；或其他资格和经验，须经研究生院批准。课程设置：学生需从3个专业方向中选择1个，包括战略沟通、数据和通信、以及全球媒体传播。共需修读40学分的课程，包括核心/必修课程（12学分）+3门专业选修课程（12学分）+非专业选修课+实习（8学分，适合工作经验不足两年的学生）或导师指导（8学分，适合工作经验至少两年的学生）或最后一年的项目（4学分）。

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