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A bequest from the late Mr Tan Peng Hock will provide financial support for NUS undergraduates, extending his lifelong belief in education and opportunity.
Mr Sanjay Kirpalani is pioneering impact for the next generation with two new scholarships for mental health and healthy longevity.
A new scholarship from Temasek will support Singaporean PhD students at NUS Graduate School to pursue deep expertise in STEM and build careers that matter.
NUS Baba House has received a major gift from the Tun Tan Cheng Lock Trust to support regional research collaborations, expand public programmes, and enhance digital access to Peranakan heritage, strengthening its role as a global hub for conservation, research and education over the next two decades.
In just one evening, the MBBS Class of 2000 raised S$150,000 to support students at NUS Medicine in perpetuity.
How NUS financial aid gave two students the confidence to build a purpose-driven start-up.
Shaped by their own journeys of growth and reflection, Sherman and Evangeline Ng hope to inspire others to live and give with intention.
International SOS establishes a new scholarship to empower globally minded medical students.
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.
The NUS Business School community recently kicked off the School’s 60th-anniversary celebrations with the annual Bizad Charity Run, raising nearly S$300,000 for student bursaries and youth at risk. The 15th edition of the annual flagship event attracted sign-ups from more than 800 NUS students, faculty, and alumni to run a 5km fun run route around the Kent Ridge campus or a 10km competitive course. Proceeds from this year’s run will go towards the NUS Business School Alumni Bursary, Student Experience Fund, and Youth Guidance Outreach Services beneficiaries.
Kicking off its 120th anniversary with a meaningful cause, NUS organised a charity walk on its Kent Ridge campus on 8 February 2025, raising more than S$880,000 from donors and the University community in support of NUS undergraduates with financial difficulties.
First of its kind in SE Asia, the S$25 million centre aims to bring green hydrogen from the laboratory to society.
Temasek Foundation has partnered with NUS College to support talented undergraduates in growing as global citizens, alongside their pursuit of education.
The visiting professorships were established through a US$2 million gift from the Jones Day Foundation
First of its kind in SE Asia, the ArClab will serve as a valuable case site for teaching and research into conservation practices.
New professorship in humanities and sciences established with $2 million donation to boost interdisciplinary education at NUS. The Peggy Wai Chee Leong-Hochstadt Professorship in Humanities and Sciences will further strengthen cross-disciplinary learning at the NUS College of Humanities and Sciences.
The past century has been filled with many novel medical discoveries and even moonshots for the Obstetrics & Gynaecology (O&G) Department at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. From producing Asia’s first in-vitro fertilised baby to cultivating an ever-expanding pool of award-winning scientists and clinicians, the department is now actively exploring future frontiers such as studying reproduction and fertility issues in the space-faring age.
NUS is one of nine leading universities selected to join the Eric and Wendy Schmidt AI in Science Postdoctoral Fellowship, a programme of Schmidt Futures.
NUS Alumnus Mr David Ho ('72) rallies batchmates to give back to their alma mater again.
Citadel supercharges talent pipeline with student prize for Computer Science majors.
Music can play an important role in achieving well-being, shared three speakers at an NUS Giving Experience Leadership Series session.
The Donor Appreciation Event 2022, brought guests, donors and members of the NUS community together for a delightful celebration of gratitude and future making.
The See the Possibility Campaign was launched on 17 November 2022, at a special event that allowed donors and guests, along with members of the National University of Singapore (NUS) community, a platform for an open exchange of ideas that illuminate the understanding of pertinent issues today.
At an NUS Giving Experience Leadership Series session, guests toured the NUS Baba House, a beautifully restored ancestral home of a Straits Chinese family built in the late 1890s.
The Annual Giving Appreciation Night 2022 celebrated future-making with donors and partners who have helped to seed opportunities for a brighter future.
Singapore Exchange Group Chief Executive Officer Loh Boon Chye (’89) is a big believer in gratitude and giving.
Kai Nargolwala lives by the Zoroastrian principles of Huxta, Humata, Huvarshta (Good Words, Good Thoughts, Good Deeds).
2,300 participants came together for NUS Run BIG 2022, with all race proceeds going towards NUS Annual Giving Bursaries.
Experts underlined the need to invest in public health systems in the wake of the pandemic.
Guests at the Benefactor Campus Experience enjoyed a day of learning, interactions and hands-on experiences.
NUS Scholar Preston Wong came up with a recipe to save good food from being wasted.
The GeronTech Showcase engaged residents and showcased 21 exhibits at the University's Health District @ Queenstown.
3 NUS Alumni from the Department of Food Science and Technology shared their innovations in healthy food and beverages.
The Tahir Foundation made a S$1 million gift to provide more scholarships for their postgraduate students.
At the Kent Ridge Alumni Family Day 2022, the founders of food start-up, Curated Culture, shared their business journey.
With over 800 guests at the Bukit Timah Homecoming 2022 celebration, the NUS Development Office Annual Giving team raised awareness of NUS Giving and secured gifts, with a booth at the event.
Health and Wellness Guru Bryan Gan shared Qi Gong movements and other tips for wellness at an NUS Giving Experience Masterclass.
NUS Computing has received a generous multi-year donation from leading homegrown consumer Internet company, Sea, to establish the Sea Olympiad Scholarship.
The NUS School of Continuing and Lifelong Education and Temasek Foundation start a new programme to nurture Singapore youths.
Receiving the Chia Siew Wong Bursary made it possible for Melanis to pursue her interests, including representing Singapore as World Miss University Singapore 2019.
The Foo Hai Ch’an Monastery made a gift to support scholarships and fellowships in Buddhist Studies at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
The newly launched Enhanced Financial Aid Scheme will support more NUS students who are in financial need.
Non-profit organisation Conservation International gifted scholarships supporting the Master of Science in Biodiversity Conservation and Nature-based Climate Solutions.
NUS has received a generous donation of S$10 million from Ho Bee Land which will be channelled towards Teach Singapore, a flagship university-wide community outreach programme.
Members from the Tan Jiak Kim Circle enjoyed an exclusive visit to the NUS Sensor.AI Systems Labs.
Established with a generous gift of S$30 million from the Lien Foundation, the Centre for Holistic Initiatives for Learning and Development, will provide a multi-disciplinary approach to improve the health and developmental outcomes of children in Singapore and beyond.
The Goh Keng Swee Foundation made a generous gift of S$1.2 million in support of medical education at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.
At an NUS Giving Experience session, Prof Roger Foo shared how molecular tools and gene therapy can combat heart diseases.
The dentistry community came together to raise funds for a bursary in honour of Emeritus Professor Chew Chong Lin
Top Class Champions and NUS Faculties, Schools and Halls of Residence were recognised in the Commencement Class Giving 2021 Awards.
Guests enjoyed a rare glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes at the NUS Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum.
With generous support from Temasek, NUS will further its work on hydrogen technologies and blue carbon ecosystems.
The Goh Soon Tioe Leadership Award celebrates the 110th birth anniversary of Mr Goh Soon Tioe and enables students to further their musical growth.
NUS Law students show commitment and creativity to help vulnerable communities in Singapore who were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
NUS Law alumnus and Scholarship recipient Joseph Lum pays it forward by volunteering to help others seek access to justice.
The Collectve Advisors’ Bursary is a “trampoline” for NUS students to bounce to greater heights.
Tech titan, Atos, supports student-led community service programmes at NUS Medicine.
The new Centre for Computing for Social Good & Philanthropy, established with a gift from the Mrs Lee Choon Guan Trust Fund, aims to cultivate a philanthropic ethos among future tech leaders.
NUS alumni Preston Wong ('13) and Kenneth Ham ('17) shared their journey creating food-saving app, treatsure.
The National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) today received gifts totalling S$6 million from the Prima Group, in conjunction with its diamond anniversary, which will support a professorship, scholarships and research in food sciences.
The University has received its largest-ever gift from corporate donor, Sea Limited, to advance Computing research and education.
Thought leaders and industry captains gathered to share insights on the global economy in the new normal.
An NUS Giving Experience Leadership Series uncovers ways of mitigating food sustainability issues.
Scholarship recipient Quah Pern Jie dedicates himself to bringing technology to life and grooming the next generation of software developers.
IDentif.AI, is a ground-breaking platform that accelerates combination therapy for infectious diseases using AI.
The Jane Sun and John Wu Sunshine Award paved the way for NUS alumna's major breakthrough.
Tan Jiak Kim Circle (TJK Circle) members were invited for an exclusive visit to the Food Science and Technology Laboratories.
The Lembaga Biasiswa Kenangan Maulud (LBKM) made a gift towards a Scholarship at NUS Computing.
Class Champions and NUS Faculties, Schools and Halls of Residences were recognised at the Commencement Class Giving 2020 Awards.
At an NUS Giving Experience, two experts shared ways one can add joy, zest, magic and sparkle to their lives.
Scholarship recipient Corneles Jaemes D'silva is empowered to make a mark in digital finance.
Having benefited greatly from bursary support rendered by alumni and faculty members, Ms Daphne Won knows very well how financial aid can go a long way in helping to defray university expenses. Now an accomplished Shopee engineer, she has not forgotten to pay it forward.
Imagine a future where multiple medications come in a single pill
"I hope you recognise that your gift is not just a number, but it is a lifeline for someone; someone like me"
Donors lend their support for an unforgettable 32nd IOI in Singapore
He credits his Engineering education at NUS for preparing him to run his start-up, Market Boy
RoboMaster advocates the growth mindset — a belief that our intelligence or skills can always be developed regardless of our initial inexperience
The University’s first-ever virtual Donor Appreciation Event
Donor backs research at new NUS Centre which studies nature’s ability to heal itself
The Award was established in loving memory of the late Chairman’s contributions
Mapletree Investments makes a financial gift to advance NUS researchers’ efforts that produced the world’s first rubber aerogels
The research project is aptly titled IDentif.AI - Identifying Infectious Disease Combination Therapy with Artificial Intelligence
Often, an act of kindness can go on to create huge waves of impact
In times of darkness, corporate philanthropy shines bright in the public-spirited Sun Life Singapore
Inaugural artists of the Artist-in-Residence programme interact with ecology to create engaging artworks
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