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🌏 For Leong Hui Ling (BBM 2024), an early passion for sustainability evolved into a career path shaped by experiences across Southeast Asia.
From social enterprises in Vietnam to renewable energy projects spanning the region, these opportunities broadened her perspective on what it takes to drive meaningful change.
Watch Hui Ling's Faces of SMU story on YouTube.
| 2 | Should technology adapt to us, or are we adapting too much to technology?
Professor Sun Sun Lim, Vice President (Partnerships and Engagement) and Lee Kong Chian Professor of Communication & Technology from the SMU College of Integrative Studies, shares insights from her recent book, Humanising Technology.
From social media echo chambers and chatbots, to children’s digital rights and safety by design, she reflects on why technology must be guided by human needs, ethics and shared values.
Watch the video on Instagram or YouTube. | 621 |
| 3 |  SMU’s “cultural glue” is carried forward by people.
In this episode of From First to Future, Emily Poon (BBM 2024) and Jeyaraman Brindha Priyadrshini (EngD 2025) reflect on how SMU’s culture continues across generations — through professors who stay connected, alumni who open doors, and women who support the next generation of leaders.
Watch the full video on YouTube. | 626 |
| 4 |  SMU alumna Shereen Williams (BAcc 2005) never expected her move to Wales to lead to more than 20 years of community work and public service.
Today, she serves as High Sheriff of Gwent — where she hopes to champion volunteerism and spotlight everyday people who create meaningful impact in their communities.
Read Shereen’s story in CNA and learn how she is bringing Singaporean spirit, cultural identity and a deep commitment to giving back into her work in Wales: https://bit.ly/3Q7224o | 745 |
| 5 |  Drug prevention can start with a simple but important conversation.
In this Straits Times commentary, Senior Lecturer of Communication Management Dr Tracy Loh from the SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business and Tan Chong Huat, Chairman of the National Council Against Drug Abuse, share why parents and peers play a key role in helping young people navigate risks and seek support early.
Read more: https://sgsmu.com/3Snwrw0 | 758 |
| 6 |  🤖 How do students prepare for AI roles in the financial sector?
The Young Talent Programme for AI in Finance (YTP-AIF), launched at SMU, combines AI learning, industry projects and internships to help students apply their skills to real-world challenges before they graduate.
Developed with contributions from SMU, including SMU-X and SMU School of Computing and Information Systems, the programme supports the next generation of AI talent for Singapore's financial sector.
Read more: https://sgsmu.com/4x9m1Aj | 802 |
| 7 |  Elliot Teng (LL.B., 2024) was diagnosed with severe bilateral hearing loss at just two years old but he never let it define his path.
A graduate of the SMU Yong Pung How School of Law, Elliot reflects on how SMU’s seminar-style learning, faculty support, and community helped him grow in confidence, leadership, and purpose.
In this episode of Faces of SMU, he shares his journey of resilience and his commitment to advocating for the disabled community.
▶️ Watch the full video on YouTube. | 1 064 |
| 8 |  For Lim Kexin (BAcc, 2005), Tax Partner at PwC Singapore, and member of the SMU Board of Trustees, returning to SMU is both a privilege and a trust.
In this episode of SMU Impact Stories, she reflects on the community, values and connections that shaped her SMU journey — and how they continue to guide her leadership today.
▶️ Watch Kexin’s full story on YouTube. | 1 078 |
| 9 |  From Oxford to Wharton, SMU student Isa Koh is embracing growth through global experiences.
As a recipient of the SMU Global Impact Scholarship Award and part of the pioneer batch at SMU College of Integrative Studies, Isa has taken on overseas learning, volunteer projects and exchange opportunities that have shaped how she thinks, leads and navigates uncertainty.
Read to learn more about her journey: https://bit.ly/4elyAjx | 1 146 |
| 10 |  🌏 From the classroom to Southeast Asia's growing fintech ecosystem.
Through a new partnership with Finan, one of Vietnam's leading fintech companies, SMU students will have opportunities to work on live projects in areas such as AI, data, product development and fintech operations through the International Internship Programme.
Read more about how the collaboration is creating new opportunities for students to gain regional and industry experience: https://sgsmu.com/4u4HO9r | 1 001 |
| 11 | Singapore is getting hotter — and urbanisation is one key reason why.
In a Money FM 89.3 interview, Lee Kong Chian Professor of Urban Climate Winston Chow from SMU College of Integrative Studies explains how concrete, asphalt, air conditioning and vehicles contribute to urban heat, and why greenery is critical in keeping cities cooler.
He also shares how climate anxiety can be addressed through conversations, community and education.
🎧 Listen to the podcast: https://bit.ly/42Z5rp1 | 921 |
| 12 |  🤝 What happens when AI meets Web3?
According to Associate Professor of Computer Science Zhu Feida from SMU School of Computing and Information Systems, the convergence of these technologies could reshape how digital value is created, shared and governed — enabling more trusted, collaborative and sustainable digital ecosystems.
As the digital economy evolves, so too will the skills needed to navigate it. Read how the SMU Master of IT in Business (MITB) prepares professionals for what’s next: https://sgsmu.com/4dT8bJw | 809 |
| 13 |  🧠 What if AI could help detect early signs of cognitive decline through everyday routines?
For Teh Seng Khoon (PhD in Computer Science, Class of 2025 and Master of IT in Business, Class of 2018), a postgraduate capstone project sparked a research journey into how AI and behavioural data — from movement and sleep to daily routines — can support cognitive health monitoring.
Read how Seng Khoon’s SMU journey led to research at the intersection of AI, data science and healthcare: https://sgsmu.com/4dBzOI6 | 869 |
| 14 |  SMU’s Longevity Societies and Economies Institute has signed its first major regional collaboration — a five-year MOU with Vietnam’s VAMBRA, formalised during Vietnamese President To Lam’s official visit to Singapore.
The partnership will support digital health technologies, AI and data analytics training, and longevity research capacity building, with a focus on Vietnam’s rapidly ageing population.
For SMU, this reflects how research can be translated into applied regional collaboration — helping societies prepare earlier, age better and unlock the full potential of longer lives.
Read more: https://sgsmu.com/3PvGEWx | 920 |
| 15 |  From student-led traditions to lifelong networks, the SMU experience continues to shape graduates across generations.
In this episode of From First to Future, SMU alumni Robin Pho (BBM 2004) and Pranav Krishna Prasad (BBM 2025) reflect on community, co-curricular exploration, interdisciplinary learning and entrepreneurship — and how these experiences continue to inspire meaningful impact beyond graduation.
▶️ Watch the full video on YouTube. | 879 |
| 16 |  What role should technology play when it comes to mental wellbeing?
A recent panel hosted by the Mrs Wong Kwok Leong Student Wellness Centre explored how AI is shaping the way students reflect, seek support and navigate wellbeing in a digital world.
One key takeaway: while technology can help, empathy, trust and human connection still matter deeply.
Read more: https://sgsmu.com/4tW9ugF | 892 |
| 17 |  Business education is most meaningful when it reflects the realities of the world students will enter.
Through SMU’s Centre for Case Learning Excellence, SMU is supporting Thai academics in developing Asia-focused teaching cases grounded in real business challenges — helping strengthen case-based learning that prepares students for an evolving regional economy.
Read the full article: https://sgsmu.com/4nZ4TZN | 895 |
| 18 | 🏆 SMU’s Business Innovations Generator (BIG) has been named the world’s best accelerator/incubator programme at the Global Startup Awards (Edition 11).
The recognition reflects BIG’s role in supporting students, alumni and founders in turning ideas into impact through mentorship, networks and opportunities to grow.
Thank you to our startup community, mentors, alumni and partners who have been part of this journey.
Read more: https://sgsmu.com/4dPsQhv | 1 453 |
| 19 |  Curiosity can take an accountancy degree further than expected.
For Kunal Doshi (Bachelor of Accountancy, Class of 2024), it led to a career in crypto as a Research Analyst with Blockworks, where he analyses blockchain protocols and on-chain data to help investors understand the digital asset market.
His journey reflects how SMU graduates continue to apply analytical rigour, communication skills and curiosity across emerging fields.
Read how Kunal is charting a career where accounting and crypto intersect: https://sgsmu.com/4v4zOWU | 957 |
| 20 |  From university friends to co-founders, SMU alumni Maribelle Su (BSc in Economics, Class of 2024) and Kenneth Wong (BAcc, Class of 2024) are taking a Singapore outdoor apparel brand to the world.
Their start-up, Goliath, was born from a clear gap: high-performance outdoor gear that could be more accessible without compromising on function. Since launching, the brand has raised around S$80,000 through crowdfunding and shipped orders to customers across 20 countries.
Their journey reflects how SMU graduates continue to turn ideas, resilience and complementary strengths into ventures with global ambition.
Read how Maribelle and Kenneth are building Goliath from Singapore for the world: https://sgsmu.com/43tC7XI | 1 085 |
