Talking about death remains one of society’s great taboos. But SMU Senior Lecturer Rosie Ching and her statistics class of over 170 undergraduates have confronted this head-on to create Singapore's first End-of-Life Index.
Tracking a smartphone's location can unlock a world of deep data on human behaviour. Associate Professor Rajesh Balan, tells us how SMU LiveLabs is doing this.
A 'mentor' may help guide you through your career with good advice, but a true high flyer knows to lean on a 'sponsor'.
To get ahead in your career, it is important not just to find a job but one in an industry that is bursting with potential. Here are 5 unexpected sectors to be bullish about and potential roles you can land.
Our SMU PhD graduates are finding good job placements after graduation. We caught up with our very first two PhD in Business (Marketing) grads, Lim Leon Gim and Tan Yee Heng, to find out more about their first placements after their ... Read More
Having your research papers selected for publications is not an easy feat, especially for PhD students. SMU PhD student Tony Li shares insights on getting his papers published in high impact journals.
Driven by the fear of idleness, Jiali Du decided to pursue her PhD. With doors opened to newer, cutting-edge technologies, she's found her niche in AI as a Data Scientist at Booking.com.
How do ‘great’ workplaces manage an almost impossible equilibrium of keeping satisfaction and motivation up, without sacrificing performance? Prof Richard Smith shares the insights behind making a 'Great Place to Work'.
Is playing video games really bad for you? SMU PhD student, Andree Hartanto's study into this topic is just the start of his research journey. Here's what he's learnt so far.
Silver-tech is very much alive in Singapore. The SHINESeniors Project, led by researchers at the SMU-TCS iCity Lab, is one such study that is looking towards technology to make ageing-in-place a reality.