SMU brings research, innovation and talent to World Cities Summit 2026
Published onAt the World Cities Summit 2026, SMU showcased how its research, innovation and talent are helping shape more liveable, resilient and inclusive urban communities. From academic insights and multidisciplinary research on urban futures, to faculty and alumni-led ventures addressing sustainability challenges, SMU brought bold ideas and practical solutions to a global conversation on cities.
SMU’s Co-Curricular Transcript won Gold at QS Reimagine Education Awards 2025, setting a new standard for graduate employability and holistic development. Discover how CCT empowers students.
SMU EMBA alumnus Dr Mok Ying Jang blends compassionate care with strategic leadership to reimagine eldercare as CEO of Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital in Singapore.
SMU closes its 25th anniversary year with record achievements in rankings, research impact, and applied learning. Discover how these milestones position the University for an even stronger 2026.
Donations from Dr Lillyn Teh, alumnus Gregory See and other friends of SMU are empowering future leaders, expanding access to education and shaping a more inclusive future.
Global tech leader Narayana Murthy spoke at SMU’s Visionary Series, which also marked the launch of the Singapore-India Hackathon to promote student and tech collaboration.
SMU hosted the Reach Alliance’s first Asia conference, uniting changemakers to tackle the world’s toughest social challenges. Read the highlights here.
Singapore MP Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim champions justice rooted in community, structural change, and compassion — shaped by his SMU Masters education and commitment to empowering the vulnerable.
SMOO Challenge 2025 united over 1,200 participants to cover 42,000km and raise over S$530,000, funding 55 study awards and celebrating SMU’s 25th anniversary with purpose and community spirit.
In the inaugural Karim Family Foundation Inspiring Women Leadership Lecture, Malaysia’s renowned activist Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir inspired SMU with her vision for ethical leadership.
SMU marked its 25th anniversary by dedicating 25 Tembusu trees to donors whose generous support has benefited students and the University community.
