Read how our students and faculty have benefitted from philanthropic support, and why donors support NTU Singapore.
His parents tried to shield him from their financial worries, but undergraduate Jun Hong felt the weight all the same. An NTU bursary gave him the peace of mind to pursue his ambitions, mentor others, and aspire to one day pay that generosity forward.
NTU, OUE and OUE Healthcare are joining forces on a S$3 million Professorship in Healthcare and Technology, evidence-based TCM research and new Integrative Medicine clinics to advance more personalised, preventive and technology-enabled care.
A €2 million gift from Nemetschek Innovation Foundation will support eight PhD scholarships under NTU's Safe AI in the Built Environment Research Programme, advancing human-centric AI research for more sustainable and socially responsible construction.
Supported by the C J Koh Professorship in Education, Prof Liu Woon Chia is advancing research on student motivation, strengthening teacher education, and helping educators inspire every learner to reach their full potential.
University life was everything Hai Qi had hoped for, until her father's stroke placed financial strain on her family. A bursary helped her reclaim the campus experience she thought she had lost, eventually leading her to become President of Hall 13.
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.
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