Came for the research, stayed for the experience

Extensive travel opportunities and early exposure to research were key to CNYSP student Cherrie Chong picking NTU

askST: What can I do as a university student to prepare for a fulfilling career?

Taking part in NTU leadership programmes that include overseas experiences is one way that students gain soft skills like flexibility and resilience, which are sought after by employers.

A prescription for success

A freshman at NTU’s Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Aidan Grewal is confident that the school’s unique focus on patient-centred care, will help shape him into a skilled and compassionate doctor.

Pursuing a career in AI

As a Turing AI Programme scholar, Su Ying gains exclusive access to AI masterclasses, as well as global academic and industry immersion .

Developing versatile skills for the future

NTU-University Scholars Programme is shaping Wei Chong into an all-rounder with a broad skill set through interdisciplinary learning and exploration beyond his major.

Exploring global collaborations in research

The CN Yang Scholars Programme aligns perfectly with Li Xuan’s passion for research which exposes her to multiple research attachments including a final-year project with an overseas university.

My passport to possibilities

From global research stints to international study trips, NTU’s CN Yang Programme helps Izzuddin explore the world and realise his dream of working overseas.

Acquiring life skills as a double major student

Nuha is pursuing NTU’s one-of-a-kind Biomedical Sciences and BioBusiness programme, determined to gain a broader perspective and excel through holistic, industry-focused education.

Add business acumen to engineering skills

As a Renaissance Engineering Programme student, Sheng Rui graduates with a Bachelor of Engineering Science and a Master of Science in Technology Management in just four and a half years.

Building a future in business

NTU’s Double Degree in Accountancy and Business empowers Dzakir to explore diverse career opportunities while building valuable networks and honing his leadership skills.

Defying limits, embracing roots

Chappidi Sri Pranita credits the NTU-University Scholars Programme for shaping her journey of self-discovery and growth

Carving a career in AI

Elite AI mentors, masterclasses and industry attachment are all part of Timothy Yong’s experience as a Turing AI scholar.

5 reasons to come to NTU

An education here transcends borders, blending global experiences, diverse learning and innovative campus life, preparing you for a future filled with possibilities

Pursuing his passion for research at institutions across the world

CNYSP has offered Chester multiple opportunities to conduct research in Singapore and beyond. Follow his journey to research institutions across the world including a five-month exchange programme at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario in Canada.

Preparing for the real world through cross-disciplinary learning and overseas exposure

From finding a network of support to overseas experiences, Gwyneth discovered exciting opportunities that have allowed her to step out of her comfort zone and take on new challenges.

Shape the future with AI

NTU President Prof Ho Teck Hua talks about the pervasive nature of AI and how new programmes at NTU will equip students with the skills to take on some of the fastest-growing jobs in an AI-driven world.

Chart a new course with interdisciplinary programmes for the digital age

Find out from NTU Provost Prof Ling San how the university’s new programmes give students a chance to seize opportunities in a range of existing and upcoming industries such as artificial intelligence, big data, finance and sustainability.

Merging tech and business passions

Follow REP student Dhruval’s journey from NTU to UC Berkeley and see how he makes the most of his one-year stint in the US.

Building healthy communities around the world

Healthcare advocates Anabelle Wong and Elizabeth Chan reach out across borders to help victims of human trafficking. As members of one of the youngest Overseas Community Involvement Programmes in LKCMedicine, they seek to improve health literacy and impact the lives of the affected women and their families.

Questions you should ask before you choose a university

Your varsity years will be some of the most transformative ones for you, and it begins with picking a university that fits your ambitions. But first, you need to ask the right questions.

Capitalising on the rush of running

Business school graduate, Zhou Mi started her first business from a pushcart in NTU and has since carved a niche in the fitness industry where her company 42Race organises virtual runs for major brands.

Spearheading a business venture

Student entrepreneur Isaiah is pursuing a double major in English Literature and Art History. The interdisciplinary nature of his degree has enriched his learning journey by opening up diverse experiences and opportunities, and motivated him to set up The CreativeWerkz.

Bosses in the classroom

University life can be hectic on its own, but these NTU students juggle their own businesses on top of that. Find out what’s on the cards for these young bosses of fledgling start-ups.

Making a case for environmental justice

NTU Environmental Earth Systems Science and Public Policy double major programme student Terese Teoh is drawn to environmental justice. Through a better understanding of environmental issues and political science she hopes to devise policies that mitigate ecological damage while protecting vulnerable communities.

View the world through a historical lens

Ping Siang advocates a study of the past to understand the present and even the future. As a student of NTU’s History programme, he has learnt the significance of different societal norms and cultural practices, their impact on policy decisions and the ever changing global dynamics.

From undergraduate researcher to published author

Nature lover and plant science enthusiast Audrey Lim is an author at 22. See how an early immersion in research coupled with mentoring by subject experts helped get her paper published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences.

On the alternative food path

Johanan Teo is a foodie, passionate about developing innovative foods that are cleaner, healthier and sustainable. As a student of the Biological Sciences & Food Science and Technology Programme, he is exploring the science behind the food we eat and hopes to create novel food products that are nutritional and have low environmental impact.

AI in the new normal

Under the REP Scholarship, data enthusiast Nithya Krishnan hopes to harness the efficacies of data science and artificial intelligence to help society in the long run.

Creating a species checklist for dung beetles

As a CN Yang Scholar, Zann Teo had the unique opportunity of being immersed in research as a freshman. This eco champion completed her final year project in the UK while learning from some of the world’s leading ecologists.

Finding your career path

Sitti Nurarfazirah has some tips to help you navigate the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.

Communicating well as a data scientist

Aspiring data scientist Syed Zaheen is also a culture enthusiast who finds the interdisciplinary nature of the NTU-USP curriculum perfectly suited to his diverse interests.

Feeling the pulse of the future

Grateful for her experiences in LKCMedicine which include Team Based Learning, mentorship by top health professionals and early clinical exposure, Emma Pereira is well prepared to take on the challenges of healthcare.

On a mission to cut carbon footprint on the high seas

Public Policy and Global Affairs graduate, Luqman shares international perspectives gained during his exchange programme at the University of Oslo in Norway and offers insights into the importance of cooperating across borders to solve problems in trade and climate.

What to look for when choosing a university

Choose a transformative learning experience that takes you from the classroom to the real world even as you study, and realise your ambitions at the world’s best young university.

Using technology to empower businesses

The multidisciplinary knowledge gained through the REP program has opened many doors for Perlyn Chew and fuelled her passion for empowering businesses through technology. Taking on internships with Amazon and Shopee, she looks forward to diverse career options after graduation.

Winning recognition overseas

Follow the journey of six communication undergrads and find out what it takes to win a global marketing competition.

Driving new technologies

Meet REP student Melvin Foo, the brains behind Singapore’s first outdoor delivery robot that was built from scratch on the NTU campus

Skills for the ever changing business landscape

NBS undergrad, Ray Gin, takes on multiple internships to get real-world experience and discover his true calling.

Seven ways NTU can change your undergraduate journey

Get a taste of what your future holds on the NTU Smart Campus. From stunning architecture and smart technologies to the exciting learning opportunities and overseas stints, here’s the A to Z of life at NTU.

Lessons from doctors and patients 

Shuttling between clinical postings and lessons at NTU’s Novena campus has helped Parthasarathy Sreemathy understand the value of an education in NTU.

Double your employability potential

Business and computer science student, Shao Yakun will graduate with a double degree that will give her the flexibility to explore multiple job options.

A summer of building skills

Winston sheds light on the highs and lows of a 9 - 5 Professional Attachment.

Finding solutions to real world problems

Immersed in research since year 1, CN Yang Scholar Muhammad Hasif finds working in real research laboratories an eye-opening experience.

Gain an international perspective

Spark your passion for research

Shaping our post-pandemic future

Get a head start in your career

Find the space to innovate

Build versatility for new career demands

Eye on research

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