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The National Library Creative Residency invites creatives from different artistic disciplines to draw inspiration from the collections of the National Library, Singapore and the National Archives of Singapore. We are keen to collaborate with creatives who employ innovative and imaginative methods
Published: 11 May 2024 Type: Fellowship Study in: Singapore
The George Lyndon Hicks Fellowship for Southeast Asia Collections (GLHF) aims to attract established subject matter experts to work with the National Library, Singapore to develop its collections on Singapore and Southeast Asia. Through the Fellowship, we also aim to foster partnerships with co
Published: 10 May 2024 Type: Fellowship Study in: Singapore
The Lee Kong Chian Research Fellowship programme is a six-month residential fellowship. The Fellow will undertake research on the collections of the Lee Kong Chian Reference Library and the National Archives of Singapore. These materials include historical materials dating from the 16th century on S
Published: 10 May 2024 Type: Fellowship Study in: Singapore
The National Library Digital Fellowship is a programme to support research in the emerging field of digital humanities using the collections of the National Library, Singapore (NLS) and the National Archives of Singapore (NAS). We are keen to collaborate with scholars and rese
Published: 03 May 2024 Type: Fellowship Study in: Singapore
The National Library Board (NLB) nurtures Readers for Life, Learning Communities and a Knowledgeable Nation by promoting reading, learning and history through our network of 28 libraries across Singapore, the National Library and the National Archives of Singapore.
Established in 1995: Our libraries and archives promote reading, learning, information literacy, and a greater appreciation of Singapore’s history and heritage.
More than 1.7 million digital resources: Our digital resources consist of eBooks, audiobooks and a plethora of online resources in NLB’s collection.
11.5 million visitors annually: Our visitors borrow more than 37.9 million library materials annually. Our 15,000 programmes drew 1.4 million participants.
