Click here for maps and directions.
The eLearning Forum Asia 2011 will be held at the Main Foyer, CR1, School of Biological Sciences, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (NTU). NTU's 200-ha residential campus, located in the south-western part of Singapore, is easily accessible from two of Singapore's main expressways, and well served by the efficient public transport system.
| How to Get Here |
Directions to School of Biological Sciences:
Nanyang Technological University
School of Biological Sciences
60 Nanyang Drive
Singapore 637551
Tel : +65 6316 2800
Nearest MRT Stations/ Bus Services:
Car Parks
Parking Charges in School of Biological Sciences Car Park, Car Parks A & B
Enforcement of Car Park Rules in Campus
For the safety of our community and to project a well-regulated image for our University, please be informed that campus wardens will be tightening the enforcement against illegal parking in the campus. Vehicle owners are requested to park in designated parking lots in order not to cause inconveniences to other road users. Offenders caught will be warned, wheelclamped and fined.
| SBS Bus | : Bus Number 179 [B09 Block N2 (2722A)] |
| (Boon Lay Interchange/MRT) |
Car Parks
Parking Charges in School of Biological Sciences Car Park, Car Parks A & B
- For non-season parking, the charge is $0.02 per minute, capped at $4.80 per day. Free entry is available for the first 15 minutes. There is no charge on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
- In the event of any operational difficulty while using the car park barrier system, users may contact the 24 hours Fault Reporting Centre at Tel: 6790-4777 for prompt assistance. Alternatively, users may also press the intercom located at the car park barriers to speak to our operator.
Enforcement of Car Park Rules in Campus
For the safety of our community and to project a well-regulated image for our University, please be informed that campus wardens will be tightening the enforcement against illegal parking in the campus. Vehicle owners are requested to park in designated parking lots in order not to cause inconveniences to other road users. Offenders caught will be warned, wheelclamped and fined.
