Stepping out of your comfort zone can be extremely unnerving, but as SMU alumnus Sri Saravanan Sithiasagaran shares, daunting as it may be, you might just reap the benefits by taking that leap of faith.
Lim Yee Xien is an Economics and Finance double major student who hopes to pursue a career with a positive impact and continue Shooting for the Singapore National Team. She shares more about her SMU experience.
An internship can be a great learning opportunity. And when it's an overseas internship, the experience could be a huge gamechanger. Gladys, Razzaq and Benedict, share how their Global Innovation Immersion ... Read More
Amidst the hustle and bustle of university life, students often find themselves leaving career planning to the last minute. But SMU undergrad Aaron Lim says an early start to career planning is key. Find out what tips he has ... Read More
To truly experience a well-rounded university life one needs to step outside of the classroom and go beyond the books. SMU undergraduate Toshin Sequeira shares tips on how to sanely balance work and play as a university student.
Four years after the completion of his bachelor's degree in SMU and after taking a myriad of online tech courses, Joel Ng decided to return to his alma mater to pursue a Master of IT in Business. We find out the motivations behind his decision.
Embarking upon an overseas exchange programme is probably one of the most parts of being a student. We speak to some SMU seniors to find out some of their top tips for maximising your exchange experience.
Economists have long been concerned about the widening inequality gap between the wealthiest few per cent and the rest of society, but could the digital age further shift the balance of wealth?
SMU may not have been her top university choice in the beginning, but a surprising turn of events changed SMU Economics freshman Karista Khoo's perspective completely. She shares what her first semester has been like, thus far.
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.