Crushing Your First Job with Confidence
From burnout to breakthroughs, two NUS alumni share what matters in your first job—and what doesn’t.
From burnout to breakthroughs, two NUS alumni share what matters in your first job—and what doesn’t.
Singapore’s social capital was placed under the microscope at IPS Singapore Perspectives 2025, which previewed results from two significant studies on racial and religious harmony.
Women leaders share how everyday actions, quiet confidence, and authentic leadership can drive impact—regardless of title.
Dr Cansu Canca (Arts & Social Sciences PhD ’12) founded AI Ethics Lab, which brings together philosophers and computer scientists to develop ethical frameworks in artificial intelligence.
What does it take to make it in global cities like New York? At a recent NUS Be A-Head event, experts shared advice on adjusting to new work cultures and growing professional networks in unfamiliar career landscapes.
Shaped by faith, loss and wanderlust, the work of author Mr Raeden Richardson (Yale-NUS ’17) searches for meaning in grief and myth.
The LKYSPP Alumni Association and NUS Alumni Network Manila celebrate women’s leadership in policy and public service.
Over 50 alumni families attended the inaugural alumni gathering of the NUS Alumni Network Nanjing.
As the world recovers from COVID-19, the Centre for Infectious Disease Emergency Response (CIDER) at NUS Medicine is driving efforts to equip professionals with the tools to handle future outbreaks.
An engaging panel discussion co-organised by NUS Alumni Relations and NUS SCALE saw investment heavyweights examining the trajectory of markets in uncertain times.
The death of a loved one shattered the world of Ms Paige Yang (MSc VC ’21), but it also set her on an unexpected path to entrepreneurship.
ChemT Biotechnology is revolutionising immune cell therapy manufacturing with AI-powered small molecules.