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With the Khoh Tio Ching – 717 Bursary, Er Khoh Tio Ching (Engineering ’14) is giving back to the community that helped shape him, supporting future civil engineers as they lay the groundwork for Singapore’s tomorrow.
A new bursary supports Southeast Asian students with the potential to lead and the drive to overcome barriers.
A new professorship honouring Dr Goh Keng Swee at the East Asian Institute ensures that his thought leadership lives on through the sharpest minds, with Mr Kuok Khoon Hong of Wilmar International Limited among those championing the cause.
Grounded in compassion and shaped by scholarship support, Dr Chiong Yee Kiong's’s path from medical student to public health advocate has touched thousands of lives.
The Students War Memorial Bursary supports medical undergraduates, carrying forward a legacy of courage, sacrifice and service.
For Grace Chua (Chemistry + USP ’05), a passionate educator and generous supporter of NUS College (NUSC), a belief in the transformative power of education has guided her both in the classroom and beyond.
He grew a coffee brand into a regional success story. Now, TOMORO COFFEE’s Star Yuan is returning to his alma mater with a gift to support the next generation of business leaders from NUS.
Through Project Dove, Duke-NUS students are learning that the practice of medicine begins not in clinics, but in communities, with humility, empathy and the will to serve.
Liberated from financial worries, NUS Computing students and inaugural recipients of the KPMG Scholarship reach for new heights.
A S$1.4 million gift from Dalio Philanthropies will support the second phase of the Comprehensive Marine Biodiversity Survey, a five-year project to map Southeast Asia's marine ecosystems.
Saw Swee Hock Scholar Ms Mak Ying Yuan's public health journey has led to the advancement of food safety and dietary research to build a healthier Singapore.
NUS’ spirit of care and generosity came to life at the annual appreciation dinner of the NUS Alumni Student Advancement Committee (ASAC), one of the University’s strongest forces for good.
Empowered by the Wee Cho Yaw Future Leaders Award, Bian Tong's passion for jazz has become a force for social good.
Held as part of the University’s 120th anniversary celebrations, the evening's celebration event paid tribute to our donors and the many lives their generosity continues to transform.
The Sung Kah Kay Prize at NUS College honours academic excellence and the lasting legacy of a visionary whose work still shapes our world.
Keep up with what’s going on around campus. Every day brings new possibilities to discover, experience and learn what makes us unique. Here are some of the upcoming events to promote leadership in philanthropy and raise awareness of this impact happening across NUS and the community.
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