The Power of Everyday Leadership for Women
Women leaders share how everyday actions, quiet confidence, and authentic leadership can drive impact—regardless of title.
“In Order to Work with AI, We Must Work on Being Human”
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.
Building Career in the Big Apple & Beyond
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.
Strengthening Pandemic Resilience
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.
Future-Proofing Investments
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 First Lady of Singapore Medicine
As NUS commemorates its 120th anniversary in 2025, we shine a spotlight on pioneering female physician Dr Lee Choo Neo, whose indomitable spirit continues to inspire generations.
Gen Z Women Leading the Charge
Gen Z women are redefining leadership, breaking barriers, and shaping the future of work through inclusivity, innovation and purpose.
Unlocking Limitless Possibilities
New book alert: Mr YK Png provides lessons, personal insights, and proven strategies for personal and professional transformation.
Changing the Game for the Greater Good
Medical technology trailblazer Mr Simranjit Singh (Science ‘04) has built a career around a common thread: using his knowledge and expertise to improve lives.
From NUS Business Graduate to Chef
Drawing from his experience in Michelin-starred kitchens and private dining, Mr Shane Gan (Business ’14) blends Southeast Asian flavours and his love for food at South & East.
On Making a Difference
Dato’ Tan Bin Loon (Dip Ed ’51, Arts ’55) publishes his autobiography.
Singapore at the Crossroads
As the ‘Little Red Dot’ turns 60 in 2025, distinguished thought leaders from the NUS community reflect on factors that have contributed to the nation’s success and ponder how to navigate challenges for the next 60 years.