NUS School Logo
NUS School
Logo
About NUS School Logo
The logo features a shield as its central element, divided vertically into two halves. On the right side of the shield, there is an orange lion, rampant, with its right forepaw raised and a blue tongue, set against a white background. The lion has a crown on its head, emphasizing regality or a connection to high standards. On the left side of the shield, against a royal blue background, there are two icons: an open book at the top, representing knowledge and learning, and below it, two intertwined rings, which are orange and could symbolize unity, infinity, or collaboration.
Above the shield, there is bold text that reads "NUS" in large, capitalized, white letters on a blue background, indicating it is an acronym for the institution's name. The font is sans-serif, giving it a modern and clean appearance.
Below the shield, two lines of text provide the full name of the institution. The first line says "National University of" in smaller, serif font, and directly beneath it, the second line says "Singapore" in a slightly larger serif font. These lines are in navy blue, maintaining a professional and academic look.
The logo uses a color palette of royal blue, orange, and white, conveying a sense of tradition and energy. The combination of symbols, bold lettering, and colors creates an official and distinguished emblem that represents the institution's identity and values in education and research.
The NUS School logo is a education logo made up of around 5 different colors.
The NUS School logo contains a number of different shapes, including 7 squares, 1 rectangle, 15 stars and 21 circles.
The NUS School logo is made up of a bunch of different colors. These colors include navy, red, teal, silver and olive. Beyond those 5 basic colors there are also 5 more specific colors found, these include darkish blue, bright orange, off blue, pale salmon and brick.
The NUS School logo is a Nus School, Education, Singapore, Nus and School logo.
Basic colors
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