virtual reality. For broadcast media, the School offers a Diploma in Broadcast Media. Students collaborate with other programmes, such as Music, Fashion, Film, Animation, Technical and Production Management, Fine Arts, and LASALLE's Media Lab. For film, the School offers a BA(Hons) Film programme. Scholarships LASALLE offers multiple scholarships to eligible students. Eligible students are able to receive grants and subsidised tuition fees. LASALLE students, from Diploma, BA(Hons), and postgraduate programmes may also apply for externally sponsored scholarships. Alumni A Nielsen survey highlighted that nine in 10 LASALLE alumni are currently employed, happy with their jobs, and find skills taught in school relevant at work. More than 700 former LASALLE students were surveyed. Various LASALLE alumni, also known as A-Luminaries, that are recognised as notable professionals in the arts and design industries include: Yu Shuxin, singer and actress Kit Chan, singer and actress Oon Shu An, Singaporean actress and host Amanda Heng, international arts practitioner Singapore-based contemporary art and design collective PHUNK Yuni Hadi, executive director of SGIFF and co-producer of Ilo Ilo Boo Junfeng, filmmaker Tay Bee Aye, multi-disciplinary visual artist Cynthia Delaney Suwito, Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia: The Arts 2017 While the majority of LASALLE alumni are based in Singapore, it is common for alumni to engage with countries like China, Malaysia, the United States of America, Australia, and Indonesia in their management of multi-country projects. President's Young Talents Inaugurated by Singapore Art Museum in 2001, the President's Young Talents recognises young artists under the age of 35. The award involves participating in the mentoring and commissioning exhibition programme. A number of LASALLE alumni were recipients of the award, including: Filmmaker Boo Junfeng Controversies In February 2016, two items that were part of the group show Fault-lines: Disparate and desperate intimacies were removed from artist Loo Zihan's installation "Queer objects: An archive for the future". This action was agreed between the staff of Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) Singapore, part of Lasalle College of the Arts, curator Wong Binghao and Loo, and was due to the nature of the objects which could be potentially considered offensive to some members of the public. The items were a penis sheath and a butt plug. The ICA Singapore, curator and artist emphasised that the decision was taken to make the exhibition accessible to all, including students of the LASALLE College of the Arts, half of whom are under 18 years old.