Giving
Join us on this journey where we strive to provide our students with the opportunity to explore endless possibilities, discover their passion, and bring their dreams to life.
With your contributions, we can continue to provide an enriching and meaningful learning experience for our students, guiding and empowering our future generations to spark change and make a difference wherever they go.
No matter what the amount, your gift is an integral part of what creates limitless possibilities at WKWSCI.
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Shape the Future with Us
Explore our Advancement Prospectus to learn how your support can unlock opportunities and make a real difference at WKWSCI.
Have a question or would like to discuss giving opportunities? Reach out to our School Advancement team.
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Make a Difference
Hear how the Wee Kim Wee Legacy Fund has supported student opportunities and experiences at WKWSCI, and see the difference that giving can make.
Help us create more opportunities for future generations of WKWSCI students.
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Benefits of Giving
Tax Deduction
Enjoy a tax deduction of 2.5 times your gift value, applicable to Singapore tax residents.
Government Matching
Eligible gifts may be matched by the Singapore Government, extending the value and impact of your contribution.
Naming Opportunities
Naming opportunities may be available to honour foundations, corporations and individuals.
Recognition
With your consent, your gift may be recognised across suitable WKWSCI platforms and publications.
Our Donors
Honouring the vision and generosity of those who have helped shape the future for generations of WKWSCI students.
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Endowment Fund
The Endowment Fund is an important resource for the advancement of the School by supporting student projects, events, conferences and workshops, innovative programmes and research projects. It was set up in 2006 with the objective to benefit students and faculty of the Wee Kim Wee School.
The School administers eleven of the 31 different funds that it benefits from.
In 2005, a group of community leaders came together to establish the Wee Kim Wee Legacy Fund in support of the vision and mission of the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.
The Wee Kim Wee Legacy Fund supports scholarships (merit-based), bursaries, innovative programmes, fellowships, professorships and niches of excellence at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University.
The Shaw Foundation Pte was established in 1957 by the late Tan Sri Dr Runme Shaw, together with his brother Sir Runrun Shaw, who believed education was more important than money. It is one of the largest charitable organisations in the world and has donated over S$245 million through the years, with approximately half going to education, and the rest to welfare, medicine, arts and cultural institutions.
The main aims is to advance and improve the standard of human life and social well being by fostering, developing and improving education, founding and maintaining of scholarships.
- Preparing them for the work of foreign correspondents
- Educating them about geographical contexts different from their own
- Increasing their awareness of global issues that impinge on specific societies
- Sensitising them to their own cultural assumptions and biases
- Internships (within or outside Singapore)
- Final-Year projects (e,g. promotional campaigns, documentaries)
- Seminars and Conferences
- Research projects (e.g. Senior citizens’ use of the internet or the way that older people are portrayed in the media and its impact on public perception of ageing and older people)
- to engage the students’ interest and understanding in the issues of ageing
- to promote the appreciation of the critical role that media plays in influencing public mindsets about ageing and older people as well as the significance of its impact
- to cultivate a more balanced and less ageist perception and attitude towards the aged and the concept of ageing
- Internships (within or outside Singapore)
- Final-Year Projects (e.g., promotional campaign, documentaries)
- Workshops, seminars, and conferences
- Research projects
- Internships (within or outside Singapore)
- Final-Year Projects (e.g. promotional campaign, documentaries)
- Workshops, seminars, and conferences
- Research projects
WKWSCI Changemaker Series
Organised by the WKWSCI Advancement Team, the Changemakers Series connects students with industry leaders shaping the future of communication and media. Supported by donor contributions, the series creates meaningful learning moments that broaden perspectives, spark ambition, and prepare students for life beyond university.
Explore Changemakers events below.
