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Read how our students and faculty have benefitted from philanthropic support, and why donors support NTU Singapore.
Aspiring young engineers gathered at NTU Singapore for the first-ever Civil and Environmental Engineering Summer Camp, launched with the support of Woh Hup.
Launched with the Asian School of the Environment and the Earth Observatory of Singapore at NTU, the Gallagher Re Asia Hazards Program will also support three new PhD students at NTU.
Both accomplished business leaders with a big heart for education, NTU alumni Dr Wu Chiaw Ching and Mr Thomas Chua exemplify the spirit of giving back.
The NTU leadership and staff have come together to mark Singapore’s 60th birthday with a milestone of giving – raising close to S$170,000 for the SG60 NTU Bursary Fund.
The NTU Bursary eased the financial worries of student Lee Yee Xin and inspired her to support others, showing how every gift fuels more than education.
Alumnus Mr Teh Kiu Cheong, a former teacher and stockbroker, experienced the transformative power of education. A Master’s scholarship shaped his perspective and inspired him to help NTU undergraduates find their paths to success.
A bursary established by NTU Civil and Environmental Engineering’s Class of 1987 alumni is now shaping the journeys of today’s students, including Choy Tze Hoe, who aspires to become an infrastructure engineer contributing to Singapore’s development.
In a five-year research initiative, NTU is partnering Aalborg University and Aarhus University in Denmark to develop intelligent and sustainable cooling systems to help cities cut energy consumption.
Inspired by the strong women in his life, alumnus Darren Lim established a bursary to support economically disadvantaged female students at Nanyang Business School, helping them build brighter futures.
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