Empowering NUS Alumni to Build Deep Tech Start-ups
The NUS Graduate Research Innovation Programme (GRIP) is extending its support to NUS alumni for the first time.
The NUS Graduate Research Innovation Programme (GRIP) is extending its support to NUS alumni for the first time.
As a boy, Associate Professor Benjamin Tee wanted to invent to solve problems. At university, he learnt how to turn those inventions into successful businesses. Now, he is teaching others – including NUS alumni – to do the same.
The President’s Dialogue with Alumni, held on 12 March 2024 at the NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House, was a gathering filled with camaraderie, inspiration, and meaningful connections.
With the LLM International Business Law (IBL) programme marking its 20th anniversary milestone this year, a celebration was held at Changning Campus of ECUPL on 10 March 2024, thanks to the initiative of the IBL Alumni Committee.
As we commemorate International Women’s Day (8 March), The AlumNUS looks at the perspectives shared by some of the powerful and inspiring female role models we have featured in past issues.
Adapt to — and don’t fight — generative AI. That was the message experts had for audiences of a recent talk organised by the NUS Office of Alumni Relations.
The event not only strengthened existing connections but laid the foundation for new ones, fostering a vibrant and supportive mentorship community for years to come.
The Lunar New Year Dinner event organised by the NUS Alumni Melbourne Chapter Committee, was a vibrant celebration of cultural diversity, unity, and the spirit of the Lunar New Year.
Phyllis Mok (Design and Environment ’02) and Daniel Ng (Design and Environment ’04) met before they entered NUS, reconnecting when they ended up in the same faculty. Today, the pair have been married for 16 years and have two lovely children: a 14-year-old daughter and a 9-year-old son.
Upon fulfilling his dream to study innovation and entrepreneurship at the National University of Singapore (NUS), Zaid Ahmed Khan has overcome his inherent shyness and other challenges to launch a successful tech start-up.
After an awkward start, Tan Jun Wei (Business ’20) and Claira Goh (Business ’20) found their groove. The couple will celebrate their first wedding anniversary on 18 February 2024.
Reuben Li (Arts and Social Sciences + USP ’09) and Eileen Lim (Arts and Social Sciences ’08) met during Orientation Week before classes started. Now married for almost 13 years, the couple lives in Japan with their three children, ages 3, 8 and 10.