Tomorrow’s the day ✨
Patron’s Day is when the SMU community comes together to celebrate — our journey, our milestones, and the moments that shape campus life. This year, we’re celebrating it alongside SMU’s 26th anniversary.
👉 Swipe through 5 things to know about SMU Patron’s Day — then come experience it tomorrow at the Campus Green.
📅 30 Jan 2026
🕓 4 – 11 PM
📍 SMU Campus Green
See you there 👋
#SGSMU #SMUPatronsDay #LifeAtSMU
Patron’s Day is when the SMU community comes together to celebrate — our journey, our milestones, and the moments that shape campus life. This year, we’re celebrating it alongside SMU’s 26th anniversary.
👉 Swipe through 5 things to know about SMU Patron’s Day — then come experience it tomorrow at the Campus Green.
📅 30 Jan 2026
🕓 4 – 11 PM
📍 SMU Campus Green
See you there 👋
#SGSMU #SMUPatronsDay #LifeAtSMU
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What stays with you after graduation isn’t just the classes — it’s the people, the connections, and the choices you were trusted to make along the way.
In this Faces of SMU reel, recent graduate Pranav Krishna Prasad (Bachelor of Business Management, Class of 2025) reflects on his SMU journey — from building meaningful relationships to navigating university life with autonomy and purpose.
👉 Watch the reel on Instagram and TikTok to hear his story in his own words:
🔗 Instagram
🔗 TikTok
In this Faces of SMU reel, recent graduate Pranav Krishna Prasad (Bachelor of Business Management, Class of 2025) reflects on his SMU journey — from building meaningful relationships to navigating university life with autonomy and purpose.
👉 Watch the reel on Instagram and TikTok to hear his story in his own words:
🔗 TikTok
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Web3 is more than a tech trend — it’s shaping the next phase of the digital economy.
At SMU’s inaugural Web3 Week, researchers and industry leaders came together to examine Web3’s impact on finance, governance, AI and society, and what it means for talent and policymaking in Asia.
Read how SMU is contributing to these conversations: https://sgsmu.com/4a90e13
At SMU’s inaugural Web3 Week, researchers and industry leaders came together to examine Web3’s impact on finance, governance, AI and society, and what it means for talent and policymaking in Asia.
Read how SMU is contributing to these conversations: https://sgsmu.com/4a90e13
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SMU Patron’s Day 2026 brought our community together to reflect on the journey so far — and the responsibility we share in shaping what comes next.
As SMU moves beyond SMU25, the evening underscored how stewardship, partnership and collective effort continue to define the University’s progress and purpose under SMU2030.
Patron’s Day is a reminder that SMU’s impact is always built together.
As SMU moves beyond SMU25, the evening underscored how stewardship, partnership and collective effort continue to define the University’s progress and purpose under SMU2030.
Patron’s Day is a reminder that SMU’s impact is always built together.
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SMU has launched a new Master of Science in Business AI 🎓🤖
The programme is designed for future-ready business leaders who need to translate AI into strategy, decision-making and responsible organisational impact — not just technical expertise.
📖 Read the media release to learn more about the programme: https://sgsmu.com/4rxquJn
The programme is designed for future-ready business leaders who need to translate AI into strategy, decision-making and responsible organisational impact — not just technical expertise.
📖 Read the media release to learn more about the programme: https://sgsmu.com/4rxquJn
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As AI reshapes jobs, one question matters more than ever: how do graduates stay employable over time?
In an askST feature, Professor Mark Chong, Dean of Students at Singapore Management University, shares why adaptability, critical thinking and human judgement matter as much as technical skills — and how universities must prepare students for non-linear careers in an AI-accelerated world.
📖 Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4a1r8cc
In an askST feature, Professor Mark Chong, Dean of Students at Singapore Management University, shares why adaptability, critical thinking and human judgement matter as much as technical skills — and how universities must prepare students for non-linear careers in an AI-accelerated world.
📖 Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4a1r8cc
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“Life-changing.”
In this Faces of SMU reel, Shereen Williams (Bachelor of Accountancy, Class of 2005) shares how SMU set her on an unexpected path — and why her advice to incoming students is simple: try everything, say yes, and take full advantage of the opportunities around you.
▶️ Watch the reel on Instagram and TikTok to hear her story:
🔗 Instagram
🔗 TikTok
In this Faces of SMU reel, Shereen Williams (Bachelor of Accountancy, Class of 2005) shares how SMU set her on an unexpected path — and why her advice to incoming students is simple: try everything, say yes, and take full advantage of the opportunities around you.
▶️ Watch the reel on Instagram and TikTok to hear her story:
🔗 TikTok
AI-generated misinformation is getting harder to spot and more profitable to spread.
In a Straits Times commentary, Sun Sun Lim, Vice President (Partnerships and Engagement) and Lee Kong Chian Professor of Communication & Technology, explains why consumers can’t be left alone to fight fakes — and why responsible platform design matters more than ever.
🔗 Read the commentary to learn what’s at stake for trust in the digital age: https://sgsmu.com/4adeJk9
In a Straits Times commentary, Sun Sun Lim, Vice President (Partnerships and Engagement) and Lee Kong Chian Professor of Communication & Technology, explains why consumers can’t be left alone to fight fakes — and why responsible platform design matters more than ever.
🔗 Read the commentary to learn what’s at stake for trust in the digital age: https://sgsmu.com/4adeJk9
Class size shapes more than academic results — it affects whether students feel seen and supported.
In a Straits Times commentary, SMU Assistant Professor of Sociology Jacqueline Ho explains why attention, relationships and care still matter deeply in learning, even as technology takes on a bigger role.
👉 Read the full article here: https://sgsmu.com/4tmmOf6
In a Straits Times commentary, SMU Assistant Professor of Sociology Jacqueline Ho explains why attention, relationships and care still matter deeply in learning, even as technology takes on a bigger role.
👉 Read the full article here: https://sgsmu.com/4tmmOf6
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