With a vision to make healthcare more accessible, effective and less invasive, SMU Business alumnus Abel Teo and his friends formed Castomize to redefine orthopaedic devices using 4D printing technology.
To bridge mental health gaps for those afflicted with PTSD, Savyn emerges with an innovative platform to alleviate their symptoms. Learn how COO of Savyn and SMU Business student, Nicholas Yap, is navigating its ... Read More
How can disrupting industries combat environmental crises? Discover how Oh Shu Xian, SMU Social Sciences alumna, is revolutionising plastic waste recycling with her pioneering start-up Magorium, and creating sustainable materials ... Read More
Held in Shanghai in July 2023, the “SMU Asia Leadership Series – Sustainability in Business: Successful Green Finance, Green Tech, and Green Talent Initiatives” event brought together business leaders to discuss trends in sustainability ... Read More
Data centres are crucial for the digital economy but often contribute to high carbon emissions. To address this, the Singapore Green Finance Centre (SGFC) recently organised a workshop aimed to discuss the challenges of greening ... Read More
Being a busy undergraduate at the SMU School of Accountancy did not deter Phua Yi Jian from getting a head start in business. Learn more about how he juggles his responsibilities as a student and co-founder of ... Read More
Committed to its vision to be an engaged city university that impacts and shapes communities, SMU is set to open its first overseas centre in Indonesia. Learn more about how SMU will work with the local ... Read More
Recognising the important role education plays in society and the global economy, SMU is committed to providing equal educational opportunities to students who desire to achieve their full potential.
In a digital age where it is no longer sufficient for legal professionals to simply be good counsels of the law, an SMU-X course is offered to prepare law graduates to stay ahead of the digital curve.
As part of a podcast series, SMU OBHR Assoc Prof Michael Bashshur and PhD candidate Laurel Teo share how AI affects important human resources aspects such as well-being, privacy and leadership at work.
