RPC, the Research & Policy Committee, is a vital NTUSU division dedicated to enhancing campus life across six pillars: Transportation, Healthcare, Sustainability, Housing, Academics, and Empowerment. As committed analysts, RPC gathers student feedback to create actionable policies and initiatives like U-Walk and U-Feedback. Collaborating with the Vice President (Policy), RPC presents solutions addressing student concerns to university offices, ensuring an improved campus experience.

Key events include:
• U-Walk
• U-Feedback

The Welcome Week Committee, hand in hand with the NTUFest Committee, organizes the annual CCA fair that showcases the vibrant student life at NTU. It’s also a platform where various CCAs can further entice and recruit participants for that academic year.

The Communications Committee is in charge of all forms of NTUSU communication and branding; social media, online editorial publication, photo-video and other media projects. In this division, you can be proactive and take up interesting projects such as creating an IG filters, stickers, and be involved in curating essential copies for our communication channels and more!

The Welfare Initiatives Committee (WIC) serves the student body by providing them with moral support through our welfare initiatives, such as our U-Study events. WIC also hopes to raise awareness for students to take care of their own wellbeing.

The Union Orientation Committee (UOC) strives to serve as the bridge between freshmen and the NTU community, in easing their transition by kickstarting their exciting journey in the University. With broad exposure to peers of various faculties, we support incoming freshmen through building strong support networks and offer a sense of belonging to freshmen in welcoming them to the NTU community.

Key events include:
• Union Orientation
• .25 / .5 / .75 Orientation Trial
• Themed-months

The U-Shop Committee oversees the day to day operations of the U-Shop, our very own merchandise store. Majority of our U-Shop's profits are contributed towards the NTU Student's Bursary.

Key events include:
• Produce seasonal tees and merchandises
• Collaborate with external brands to bring limited edition merchandises

The Student Integration Committee (SIC) serves as a key support mechanism to ease the transition for international students, and seeks to celebrate the rich cultural diversity within NTU. Through our events and initiatives, we seek to foster meaningful bonds, create a fully inclusive environment and promote a sense of belonging to curate a respectful campus space.

Key events include:
• Confluence: An Annual Cultural Festival
• Integration Night
• Winter Workshops
• Adjustment Program

The Public Relations Committee is a dynamic and essential committee that plays a pivotal role in establishing overseeing communications between the Union and student clubs, monitoring social media channels for key issues faced by the student body and representing the university's image on a global scale. Committed to enhancing the overall student experience, the committee works closely with the Public Relations Executive and the Vice President (Communications) to ensure that student voices with regards to university life are heard.

The Operations Support Committee (OSC) is the supportive arm that assists the day to day activities and initiatives of the Students' Union.

We look into enhancing the student experience in NTU by managing and upgrading the Students' Activity Centre, Global Lounge, U-ROC, Bus Stop Noticeboards and U-Lockers.

The Open House Committee provides an avenue for the student body to showcase the vibrancy of NTU student life to prospective students and shares with the prospective students the experiences that NTU can provide. These are done through liaison with Office of Admissions and the clubs in NTU.

Key events include:
• NTU Open House 2023
• NTU Open House 2022
• NTU Virtual Open House 2021
• NTU Virtual Open House 2020
• NTU Open House 2019

The NTU Fest Committee organises wide-reaching and inclusive projects that promote campus vibrancy. The committee is also known for its post-orientation flagship event, it serves as a celebration to bring a close to orientation period and welcome students back to school.

The MODE Committee strives to bridge the gap between the student population and political office holders. In providing opportunities for youths to contribute their thoughts and suggestions to the political and civil society, MODE hopes that NTU students can play a part and discuss Singapore’s political scene.

Key events include:
• Ministerial Forum
• Youth Talk

The Information Technology Committee (ITC) assists other committees' initiatives by providing customised IT solutions and support for their events and operations.

Some IT platforms we manage are:
• U-Facility
• U-Inventory

The Human Resource Committee (HRC) fosters cohesiveness and a strong identity within NTUSU. Our aim is to develop our Ussociates to their fullest potential so they may execute their duties in the most effective manner possible:

Key events include:
• Welcome Day
• Bonding Activities & Events
• Learning & Development Initiatives & Workshops
• Ussociate Appreciation & Awards
• Recruitment Drive
• Internal Communications
• Alumni Homecoming

The Corporate Liaison Office (CLO) serves to foster strong and sustainable partnerships with external corporations, with special regards to sponsorship deals in the form of student discounts (NTUPerks) or sponsorship of NTUSU events.

Key events include:
• XMASPerks
• SUmmerPerks
• Supported WIC's Welfare Initiatives, NTU Fest, Confluence