Overseas Experience
Broaden your horizons through RP’s global learning opportunities — from overseas internships and service-learning trips to cultural exchanges across Asia and beyond.
Last updated 27 February 2026
At RP, we believe learning has no boundaries. In our globalised world, we want you to connect classroom knowledge with real-world experiences, observe industry best practices, and engage with leaders in the field. We offer various opportunities for you to broaden your horizons, explore new places, and experience different cultures as part of your learning journey.
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Student Overseas Trips
RP provides experiential learning through overseas trips where you can apply your skills in real-world settings. These trips, which take you to countries like China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, the USA, UK, Vietnam, and many more, are designed to meet specific learning objectives through industry visits and cultural activities.
Overseas Internships
Our Overseas Industry Immersion Programme (OIIP) allows you to intern with international companies, gaining a global perspective in your field. Previous RP students have interned with top organisations like BLOCK71 Suzhou & Jakarta, Four Seasons, SCTV, and Telkom Indonesia.
International Service-Learning Trips
Service-Learning at RP allows you to apply your expertise while making a positive impact abroad. Through the International Service-Learning Programme (ISLP), you’ll work on projects in countries like Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia, helping local communities with initiatives such as teaching, sports coaching, and infrastructure development. For example, our Project Phnom Penh—Triple P involved 42 students refurbishing homes and supporting skill-building programmes with Hagar Cambodia.
Specialists’ Community Action and Leadership Exchange (SCALE)
SCALE is a collaboration with Temasek Foundation that promotes mutual understanding, leadership development, and cross-cultural exchanges among students in Southeast Asia. Since 2014, over 300 RP students have worked on social innovation projects with counterparts from China, Indonesia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.