The Next Chapter Awaits
As he moves into his new role, Mr Bernard Toh (Architecture ’84), the outgoing Director, Office of Alumni Relations (OAR), NUS, looks back on challenges faced and triumphs achieved.
As he moves into his new role, Mr Bernard Toh (Architecture ’84), the outgoing Director, Office of Alumni Relations (OAR), NUS, looks back on challenges faced and triumphs achieved.
The Centre for Future-ready Graduates shares insights and strategies to thrive in a rapidly changing job market.
Highlights from NUS Arts Festival 2023, a showcase of the possibilities for creative expression.
See Gotham through the eyes of Mr Vikram Sivakumar (Computing ’11), who now calls the city home.
Having taken an unconventional path to arrive at where he is today, Mr Bryan Cheung (Design and Engineering ’23) is now committed to helping those around him.
Sowing the seeds for a sustainable future, NUS is nurturing future leaders with the Plant-it-Forward Challenge while taking on climate change — one tree at a time.
How Mr Bryan Oh (Business ’19) and Mr Kenneth Palmer (Engineering ’20) are spearheading the recycling of lithium in batteries.
Our first-ever Vox Alumni poll gathers your opinions on how AI-created art and the metaverse impact creativity, authenticity and the blurring of lines between the physical and the virtual.
Technology continues to transform the way we live, but conversations around the ethics of phenomena such as artificial intelligence have lagged behind adoption. How can we stay ahead of the curve? Learn how NUS is contributing to the conversation.
The Duke‑NUS Dialogues were conceived in late 2016 to promote Duke‑NUS Medical Alumni’s core mission through alumni dialogues with prominent clinicians, scientific researchers and political leaders.
Meet the key individuals who have been tasked to further propel NUS as a leading university shaping the future.
How the pitfalls of tech can be tackled by tech, according to Mr Wang Weimin (Science ’17).