I first heard about the biomedical engineering programme from a friend. Piqued with curiosity, I was happy to find out that SUSS offered a direct honours BSc Biomedical Engineering programme, with a robust curriculum that looked interesting. I applied for the course and was surprised to qualify for a two-course waiver, as I studied a
By Wilson Tan Class of 2019, BSc Information and Communication Technology SUSS collaborated with NTUC U PME Centre on a series of career-related webinars for August and September. In the final instalment of this series, we learnt how to polish our LinkedIn profiles to increase employability from NTUC U PME Centre trainers, Mr. Herjeet Singh
By Ng Pui LingClass of 2019, Bachelor of Science in Marketing with Minor Lots of pent up stress lately? Well, why not try knitting! Maybe it is just what you knit to ease up. Your stress can also be channelled into creating a cool art project. On a cool Saturday afternoon, our alumni gathered virtually
By Sharon LeeClass of 2018, Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics and Associate Faculty from the School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences Trainer Dr Parveen Sandhu with our alumni We were all hunkered down at home during Circuit Breaker when I first learnt about the workshop “Facilitate Impactful Learning Virtually”. This workshop came at an
By Lim Qiu Ping An unassuming lady with a passion to make a difference. I spoke to alumna, Chew Lini, a 2015 SUSS graduate in B.A. in Visual Communication with Business after learning about her COVID-19 venture, (perhaps adventure would be a more fitting description) in the TODAY newspaper in February 2020. The world has
By Brigitte Wong SUSS collaborated with NTUC U PME Centre on a series of career-related webinars for August and September. The series kicked-off with the first webinar “Charting Your Career” on 7 August. Alumni had a chance to hear from NTUC U PME Centre trainers, Mr. Herjeet Singh and Ms. Loh Pui Chun, about increasing
We would like to share a fantastic reflection by English with Business alumnus Mohamed Abdullah, who leads a fulfilling life as a regional journalist and producer. He covered sporting events and has interviewed iconic athletes from F1 legend Lewis Hamilton to historic badminton player Kento Momota: GETTING THE STORY ON A GLOBAL STAGE Interview with
Written by Brigitte Wong Dear readers, Issue #50 of SUSScribe features Light – within the community, here at SUSS. Of staff, students and alumni, all tiding through and against these seemingly dark times. Enjoy this unique collection of anecdotes from our SUSS community; perhaps in reading one of these submissions, you’ll find one that you
Any paw-lovers out there? I’m putting this highlight together now while my white miniature schnauzer – who strangely has a striking resemblance to Snowy from The Adventures of Tintin – cuddles up against my lap and awaits belly rubs. This brings us to our next Work-From-Home (WFH) alumni feature, Zul. What better way to spend
As the Circuit Breaker rolls into Week 6, it’s no wonder that our days are beginning to blend into one another. In between working, eating and sleeping, all within the same four walls, all we crave is a bit of engagement, and a little something to keep our spirits up as we trudge on. In
“I actually enjoy this Circuit Breaker (CB),” Jaszarel shares gleefully. “After studying at SUSS for so many years, I finally get to spend more time with my kids!” We’re sure that this sentiment can be similarly shared amongst so many of us as well, full-time and part-time students and graduates alike. Whether it is in
We are featuring a submission from alumna Ng Jin Ling, about how she has been spending her Work-From-Home (WFH) days. Being the first of multiple insightful submissions, let’s check out what Jin Ling has been up to these past couple of weeks: Surely enough, Jin Ling has been spending her #WFH fruitfully, filling her days
