Read how our students and faculty have benefitted from philanthropic support, and why donors support NTU Singapore.
Meet four Class of 2026 graduates whose journeys of resilience led them to give back in their own way.
Working seven days a week while pursuing a Mechanical Engineering degree at NTU, Ashsufi's determination earned him the NTU Class of 1985 Scholarship. Today, he pays that opportunity forward through BrightGuides, a free mathematics tutoring programme.
Dr James C M Loh, who taught at NTU’s Nanyang Business School for a decade as its first Adjunct Associate Professor of Marketing, hopes his family’s endowed bursary will encourage more professionals to give back.
From sleeping under a bed to leading a mainboard-listed company, NTU alumnus Dr Ho Leng Woon proves how far lifelong learning can take you. Today, he is determined to help others improve their lives, too.
Prof Lee Kwan Min studies how AI and digital media shape the way people think, decide, and trust. His work – supported by The Korea Foundation Professorship – is helping societies navigate social and ethical challenges of an AI-driven world.
Yap Wee Kwong, who studied Accountancy at NTU, was the first in his family to graduate from university in 1996. Nearly three decades later, he was inspired by his daughter to establish a bursary for financially needy NTU undergraduates.
Once uncertain of his career path, Yu Wei’s journey to medical school shows how belief and support can transform a life.
Honouring the legacy of educator Mr Tooh Fee San, the endowed role at the National Institute of Education will attract global talent to drive interdisciplinary research and translate AI innovations into impactful teaching and learning.
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