A meaningful afternoon of conversation and encouragement for our SMU mooting teams ⚖️
We were pleased to welcome Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Law & Ministry of Social and Family Development, Eric Chua, to SMU Yong Pung How School of Law, where he met with two of our sports law mooting teams — facilitated by Goh Chui Ling and Visiting Professor Björn Hessert.
The session brought together students from SMU’s most recent world champion team at the Sports Law Arbitration Moot (SLAM), alongside the team set to represent SMU at the upcoming Sports Arbitration Moot in Madrid on 22 May.
A key reminder from the discussion: while AI can support the process, sound judgment, preparation and critical thinking remain essential to developing future-ready legal professionals.
Thank you, SPS Eric Chua, for taking the time to meet with and encourage our students. We wish our mooting teams all the very best as they prepare to represent SMU on the global stage.
We were pleased to welcome Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Law & Ministry of Social and Family Development, Eric Chua, to SMU Yong Pung How School of Law, where he met with two of our sports law mooting teams — facilitated by Goh Chui Ling and Visiting Professor Björn Hessert.
The session brought together students from SMU’s most recent world champion team at the Sports Law Arbitration Moot (SLAM), alongside the team set to represent SMU at the upcoming Sports Arbitration Moot in Madrid on 22 May.
A key reminder from the discussion: while AI can support the process, sound judgment, preparation and critical thinking remain essential to developing future-ready legal professionals.
Thank you, SPS Eric Chua, for taking the time to meet with and encourage our students. We wish our mooting teams all the very best as they prepare to represent SMU on the global stage.
Feeling stressed when navigating unfamiliar social situations?
In this Straits Times commentary, Assistant Professor of Marketing Shilpa Madan from the SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business explains how stress can help people pay closer attention to social cues and adapt more quickly to new environments.
Read the full article: https://sgsmu.com/43fMZZc
In this Straits Times commentary, Assistant Professor of Marketing Shilpa Madan from the SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business explains how stress can help people pay closer attention to social cues and adapt more quickly to new environments.
Read the full article: https://sgsmu.com/43fMZZc
A graduate of the Master of Science in Communication Management, Class of 2018, Kelly blends her background in policy and infrastructure with a passion for contemporary art to reimagine Singapore’s landscapes, heritage and everyday moments.
In this episode of Faces of SMU, she shares how her SMU journey broadened her perspective and shaped the stories she tells through art.
▶️ Watch the full video on YouTube: https://sgsmu.com/4uVZ3dW
In this episode of Faces of SMU, she shares how her SMU journey broadened her perspective and shaped the stories she tells through art.
▶️ Watch the full video on YouTube: https://sgsmu.com/4uVZ3dW
What does it mean to prepare for life’s “half-time”?
For Dr Tan Boon Heon, PhD in Business (General Management), Class of 2017, lifelong learning paved the way for a purposeful career pivot — from pharmaceutical leadership to hospice care.
Now Chief Executive Officer of HCA Hospice, he reflects on leadership, service and creating impact in the second half of his career.
Read the full article: https://sgsmu.com/4o2finL
For Dr Tan Boon Heon, PhD in Business (General Management), Class of 2017, lifelong learning paved the way for a purposeful career pivot — from pharmaceutical leadership to hospice care.
Now Chief Executive Officer of HCA Hospice, he reflects on leadership, service and creating impact in the second half of his career.
Read the full article: https://sgsmu.com/4o2finL
For SMU alumna Joanna Teo, giving back means more than making a gift.
It means mentoring students, sharing industry expertise, teaching, and helping keep learning opportunities accessible for future generations.
Her story reflects how alumni continue to shape the SMU community long after graduation.
Read how Joanna continues to give back, and how learning and giving can come together to create lasting impact: https://sgsmu.com/4v7XeuK
It means mentoring students, sharing industry expertise, teaching, and helping keep learning opportunities accessible for future generations.
Her story reflects how alumni continue to shape the SMU community long after graduation.
Read how Joanna continues to give back, and how learning and giving can come together to create lasting impact: https://sgsmu.com/4v7XeuK
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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
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
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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
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
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🏆 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
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
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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
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
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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
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
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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.
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.
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