NTU Alumni Homecoming 2026
Date: Saturday, 5 September 2026
Time: 4pm to 8pm
Venue: NTU Nanyang Auditorium Foyer, 50 Nanyang Ave, Singapore 639798
Registration opens soon
Alumni Homecoming is back on Saturday, 5 September, and we would love to see you there. Come reconnect with your faculty and fellow alumni, explore what is new on campus, and experience NTU through interactive zones and live showcases.
This year’s Homecoming introduces three festival zones built around you:
Bring the kids or just bring your inner child. Expect hands-on activities, sensory fun and the kind of afternoon that reminds you why campus always felt like home.
From health screenings to wellness workshops, take an hour for yourself. Your wellbeing deserves a moment.
Step inside NTU’s labs and studios and see the research putting NTU on the world map. Get a front-row view of what NTU’s schools are building for tomorrow.
Leave your mark on a cherished NTU tradition.
Submit an original T-shirt design inspired by the theme – NTU Through Your Eyes: From Campus Views to Lasting Moments and stand a chance to have your design printed as the official T-shirt of NTU Alumni Homecoming 2026 and receive $400 in CapitaLand vouchers.
Submissions close 21 June 2026.
See you at Homecoming 2026!
Relive highlights from past Homecomings.
NTU Singapore welcomed 1,500 alumni and their guests to Alumni Homecoming 2025 on 11 October — with attendees flying in from Malaysia, India, Indonesia, China and Vietnam to reunite on campus.
A snapshot of the happenings:
- NTU alumnus Kai Emmanuel Kuah drew crowds at the AIA Canopy Stage with his magic show, entertaining guests of all ages. NTU's Jazz N Blues band also kept the energy up with live performances throughout the day.
- Alumni hopped aboard open-top bus tours for a 360-degree view of NTU's evolving campus, from the Hive to Wee Cho Yaw Plaza.
- Over 100 alumni laced up for the Alumni Sports Challenge, competing in Badminton, Basketball and Table Tennis. Nanyang Business School took home the coveted Sports Challenge Shield.
- Alumni gathered at The Arc for faculty sharing sessions, reconnecting with professors and peers to discuss the future of their industries and lifelong learning opportunities at NTU.
- A collaborative digital mural brought the community together — attendees penned well-wishes and illustrations that were woven into a commemorative artwork for Homecoming 2025.
Read about the event here.
NTU Singapore welcomed 2,000 alumni and their guests to Homecoming on 19 October – the largest Alumni Homecoming since the pandemic. Participants took part in carnival activities, challenged themselves to sports games, and learnt new knowledge at the workshops.
A snapshot of the happenings:
- NTU alumnus Kai Emmanuel Kuah thrilled the audience with his magic tricks. The Aeroviation flight simulator owned by NTU alumnus Faris Iskandar drew a crowd eager to take to the skies virtually. Other than performances by NTU student clubs, DJ Desmond Sim, our alumnus, played catchy tunes that jazzed up the carnival.
- Creative alumni with an eye for photography joined the Augmented Reality filter contest and walked away with exclusive Lyon keychain collectibles.
- Another crowd favourite was the scenic open-top bus tour to see NTU’s iconic buildings.
- Sporty alumni played in the inter-school badminton friendly matches. They also participated in a stretching exercise segment led by NIE alumnus Lucas Lim.
More than 1,300 alumni and their guests attended Homecoming 2023 at Gaia, the newest sustainability icon on campus. Attendees enjoyed carnival activities and stage performances.
During the fireside chat with NTU President, Prof Ho Teck Hua announced that alumni will now receive 10% discount for most course-based master’s programmes at the University. In addition, Singaporeans and Permanent Residents will get a S$5,000 subsidy, and financially challenged postgraduate students stand to receive an additional subsidy of up to S$5,000.
A snapshot of the happenings:
- Alumnus Johnny Widodo (MSE/2002) set an NTU record by pulling a 45-seater bus across 20 metres with his might.
- Open-top bus tour provided a unique vantage point of iconic buildings.
- Student magician, Kai Emmanuel Kuah, mesmerised the family crowd with his tricks.