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SMU President Prof Lily Kong (centre) and fellow panellists at the THE Asia Universities Summit 2023.
Published on 18 July 2023
SMU President Professor Lily Kong at the Times Higher Education Asia Universities Summit.
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Prof Wang Heli (centre) and Best Paper Award recipients (L–R) Longwang Fu, Xueqing Geng, Mengdie Deng, Mengchen Zhang, My Nguyen and Sanghyun Park.
Published on 22 May 2023
Inaugural Singapore Rising Scholars Conference held on 5 May 2023.     
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(L-R) SMU Chairman Mr Piyush Gupta, Minister for Education Mr Chan Chun Sing, SMU President Prof Lily Kong, and SMU Provost Prof Timothy Clark.
Published on 19 April 2023
The job market is evolving, and employers are now placing a greater emphasis on skills acquired outside of the traditional academic setting. As a result, it has become imperative for job seekers to equip themselves with a diverse range of proficiencies that extend beyond traditional academic achievements.
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(From left) SMU's Professor Emeritus of Finance (Practice) and panel moderator Annie Koh, Google Singapore's Country Managing Director Ben King, Education Minister Chan Chun Sing, SMU Provost Timothy Clark, and LinkedIn’s Head of Asia, Talent and Learning Solutions Frank Koo at The Straits Times Education Forum 2023.
Published on 20 March 2023
Straits Times Education Forum 2023 in partnership with SMU
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Prof Lily Kong gave her fourth President’s State of the University Address on 9 September 2022.
Published on 27 September 2022
President’s State of the University Address 2022 Singapore has long been known as a garden city, and with good reason. The city is home to an abundance of greenery, from the carefully manicured gardens of the Botanic Gardens to the lush foliage of Pulau Ubin.
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"re:act" was a play composed of vignettes, each revolving around a character or set of characters.
Published on 26 September 2022
The annual SMU Arts Festival is one of the most highly anticipated events in the city's cultural calendar. This year marks a return to live performances after two online editions during Covid-19, and it was a spectacular showcase of the best SMU talents and guest artistes. Themed LOST & FOUND, the festival paid tribute to a platform lost for two years but now found, with a focus on rediscovering the joys of in-person gatherings.
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SMU’s School of Economics has partnered AIA Singapore to pilot a new Actuarial Science Work-Study Elective.
Published on 22 September 2022
Every day, people interact with insurance products and services. Whether it is car insurance, health insurance, or life insurance, most people have some type of policy to protect their valuable tangible or intangible assets. Behind the scenes, there is a team of professionals who work diligently to ensure that the products offered are affordable and meet the customer's needs.
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(From left) SMU Provost, Prof Timothy Clark; SMU President, Prof Lily Kong; and SMU Dean, College of Integrative Studies (CIS), Prof Elvin Lim announced the formation of the new college. (Photo: SMU)
Published on 23 May 2022
On 20 May 2022, SMU announced the launch of its College of Integrative Studies (CIS), a new approach to education that cultivates deep, integrative interdisciplinarity in graduates. Students enrolled in the flagship Individualised Major will be guided through a customised major that leverages their strengths and areas of interest. This allows them to respond to the dynamic needs of industry and society.
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SMU's School of Computing and Information Systems will collaborate with the Government Technology Agency of Singapore to offer the Bachelor of Science (Software Engineering) SkillsFuture Work-Study programme. (Photo: Getty Images, Cecilie Arcurs)
Published on 23 May 2022
In a world where the ever-changing economy makes it difficult for graduates to secure a dream job, many seek pathways to future-proof their careers. One new trajectory that can be considered is the work-study degree.
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Dawn Wee (left) and Elizabeth Wee (right) both won the Neil Kaplan Award: Honorary Mention for Best Oralist at the 19th Vis East Moot Competition.
Published on 23 May 2022
A simulated legal argument conducted before a panel of judges, the moot court is an important part of any law student's education, and remains relevant in the modern legal practice.
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