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$3 million will be channelled towards supporting the new “Future-Ready Society Impact Fund”, which will bring together community partners from the People-Private-Public sectors to co-solution towards a future-ready social ecosystem.

Despite a slowing economy, around nine in 10 of SUTD's fresh graduates were employed within six months of completing their final exams; with more than half receiving two or more job offers. The median gross salary increased to $4,800 in 2022 compared to $4,500 in 2021.

The 3-year partnership will support digital upskilling for students as part of SUTD's 42 Singapore programme. Students from the programme will have access to foodpanda’s mentorship and internship opportunities.

The Dyson-SUTD Innovation Studios, representing a S$1m commitment, are the James Dyson Foundation’s largest donation to a Singapore education institution yet, and are the Foundation’s first ever community spaces in Singapore to inspire interest in design engineering education.

The five-week program that concluded today equips 100 female secondary school students with design and problem-solving skills, enabling them to create prototypes of their solutions to tackle real-world challenges.

Witnessed by Education Minister, Mr Chan Chun Sing, SUTD signed a memorandum of understanding with SSG and IAL, and inked a partner agreement with Tecnológico de Monterrey at this year’s National Technology Enhanced Learning (NTEL) conference.

SUTD and Tecnológico de Monterrey (Tec) through its Institute for the Future of Education, signed a research collaboration agreement to improve the cyber physical learning of students and teachers in Singapore and Mexico.

Minister for Communications and Information, Mrs Josephine Teo launched SUTD’s Future Communications Connectivity (FCC) Lab, the first physical 6G lab in the region that will also look to combine 6G R&D with SUTD’s AI Mega Centre.

Silence Laboratories, a cybersecurity firm headquartered in Singapore, has closed a US$1.7 million (about S$2.4m) round in seed funding, led by pi Ventures. The founders, Jay Prakash and Andrei Bytes earned their doctorate degrees at SUTD, where the company was incubated.