Innovation and entrepreneurship are two essential drivers of long-term economic growth.
NUS aims to achieve this by establishing and supporting a regional innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem among our youths and partner organisations. Besides expanding existing programmes, stronger partnerships with local and regional players across public and private sectors will anchor Singapore's position as the region's entrepreneurial hub.
At the same time, creating innovative learning pathways will stimulate unconventional thinking, building the talent pipeline for the region's future leaders.
The strength of the NUS Giving community lies in a common belief that we can all play a role in making the world a better place by creating impact where it matters. By supporting entrepreneurship among youths, we are nurturing future leaders and changemakers committed to providing solutions to the challenges faced by society. Read our stories here.
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First of its kind in SE Asia, the S$25 million centre aims to bring green hydrogen from the laboratory to society.
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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.
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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.
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Hermes-Epitek’s scholarships build a pipeline of tech talents for the future
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Music can play an important role in achieving well-being, shared three speakers at an NUS Giving Experience Leadership Series session.
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Experts underlined the need to invest in public health systems in the wake of the pandemic.
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NUS Scholar Preston Wong came up with a recipe to save good food from being wasted.
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The GeronTech Showcase engaged residents and showcased 21 exhibits at the University's Health District @ Queenstown.
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3 NUS Alumni from the Department of Food Science and Technology shared their innovations in healthy food and beverages.
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Health and Wellness Guru Bryan Gan shared Qi Gong movements and other tips for wellness at an NUS Giving Experience Masterclass.
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NUS Computing has received a generous multi-year donation from leading homegrown consumer Internet company, Sea, to establish the Sea Olympiad Scholarship.
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Non-profit organisation Conservation International gifted scholarships supporting the Master of Science in Biodiversity Conservation and Nature-based Climate Solutions.
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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.
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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.
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At an NUS Giving Experience session, Prof Roger Foo shared how molecular tools and gene therapy can combat heart diseases.
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Guests enjoyed a rare glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes at the NUS Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum.
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Tech titan, Atos, supports student-led community service programmes at NUS Medicine.
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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.
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3 NUS alumni shared their experience on innovative farming at an NUS Giving Experience Webinar.
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The University has received its largest-ever gift from corporate donor, Sea Limited, to advance Computing research and education.
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An NUS Giving Experience Leadership Series uncovers ways of mitigating food sustainability issues.
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Scholarship recipient Quah Pern Jie dedicates himself to bringing technology to life and grooming the next generation of software developers.
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IDentif.AI, is a ground-breaking platform that accelerates combination therapy for infectious diseases using AI.
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The Jane Sun and John Wu Sunshine Award paved the way for NUS alumna's major breakthrough.
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Speakers at an NUS Giving Webinar Series shared their experiences as women in the tech industry.
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Tan Jiak Kim Circle (TJK Circle) members were invited for an exclusive visit to the Food Science and Technology Laboratories.
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Enabling opportunities for new start-ups, innovators and young entrepreneurs.
At NUS, we are advancing critical areas of research and education. Explore the emerging and important fields that the University is investing in and join us in forging a better future together.
NUS GRIP uniquely aligns brilliant minds with industry challenges, transforming top research into commercially viable solutions. Whether it is water-conserving soil or Internet of Things (IoT) solutions via nano-satellites, our portfolio start-ups could be the next game-changers. For those in the biomedical field, our JUMPstart (Joint University Medtech Programme) programme specifically addresses the unique challenges faced by bio-entrepreneurs. By offering an integrated product and business development approach, JUMPstart has successfully accelerated 14 biomedical teams into the marketplace since its inception in 2016.
Raising awareness of youth entrepreneurship is vital for societal impact. NUS' Enterprise Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship amplifies this by immersing international students in Singapore's vibrant start up ecosystem. Over two weeks, participants engage in lectures, interact with local start-ups, and visit key organisations. This comprehensive approach not only educates but also fosters global connections, preparing youths to be both innovative and socially responsible leaders.
NUS encourages sustainable growth among young entrepreneurs by offering a plethora of resources ranging from mentorship to workspace. Through our NUS Minimum Viable Product Studio by Technology Transfer and Innovation, we support the rapid prototyping of commercially viable technologies. Guided by Master Engineers with industry experience, these prototypes help researchers and start-ups test the market faster. This studio serves as a hub where entrepreneurs can easily learn how their businesses can benefit from NUS innovations. Our initiatives aim to provide the necessary tools for start-ups to navigate challenges and scale effectively.
Our Master of Science (Venture Creation) programme provides aspiring young entrepreneurs with a 360-degree support system. From mentorship in business development to networking opportunities and access to cutting-edge NUS technologies, the programme prepares students for market success.
You have the power to create transformational opportunities. Are you ready to change lives for the better?