Ho Ngai Meng, a Doctor of Business Administration Candidate at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business, started his career as a software developer. Out of pure happenstance, he landed a trainer role and is today, a 20-year veteran in the people and talent development field.
The gamification of learning proves the concept that learners of every age learn best when we are at play and having fun. Here’s how SMU Challenge, a redeveloped learning app, is shaking up the way SMU students learn.
Not one to settle in her comfort zone, SMU Business student Tarina Naresh Khiantani switched to major in Communication Management despite her background in Accountancy. Here she shares how taking the road less travelled has helped shape her thought ... Read More
Travis’ experience as a young pet owner shaped the beginning of his life-long love affair with animals. Today, as the President of SMU People for Animal Welfare, he is committed to seeing the club through the aftermath of a turbulent ... Read More
Clarence Ong’s passion for entrepreneurship evidently burns bright. As President of Eagles Inc., the final year Business student at the SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business believes entrepreneurship will one day make the world a better ... Read More
In the past one year, the pandemic has posed challenges to all fronts of our lives. Living far away from home in Singapore, SMU PhD in Business (Finance) student Jin Zuben found a silver lining in the global crisis for having made her research life simpler ... Read More
Hoping to impact people positively and meaningfully, SMU Business alumnus Aaron Er started volunteering in his final year at SMU in 2015. Learn more about his journey and how his volunteer work evolved in the year of Covid-19.
With digitalisation being the order of the day, SMU is introducing a new second major in Digital Business and a new track in Data, Design and Communication under the Communication Management major to offer ... Read More
For today's workforce, as well as those just entering the job market, staying relevant is contingent on learning new skills. But where should you start? Here are four key skills that can help you thrive in the modern workplace.
An interior designer with the aspiration of one day owning her own business, Viona Giovanni Felisiana made the decision to upskill with the MSc in Management programme at SMU. Find out what her experience in the programme has been like.
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