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Workforce Singapore and Singapore University of Technology and Design Launch Pilot Programme to Help 500 PMETs Reimagine Work With Career Planning and AI Tools
Workforce Singapore and Singapore University of Technology and Design Launch Pilot Programme to Help 500 PMETs Reimagine Work With Career Planning and AI Tools
23 October 2025

The pilot programme combines SUTD’s expertise in Design AI—a bold fusion of AI and Design, creativity, ethics, empathy, critical thinking, and human insight—to address career needs of individuals.

HMGICS Gifts IONIQ 5 to Empower SUTD Student Innovators
HMGICS Gifts IONIQ 5 to Empower SUTD Student Innovators
9 October 2025

By providing students with hands-on access to advanced automotive technology through the IONIQ 5 and various donated components, HMGICS aims to cultivate the country’s next generation of engineering and design talent, equipping future innovators with practical skills in sustainable mobility.

Singapores Whos Who Joins SUTD to Further Design AI Innovation
Singapore’s Who’s Who Joins SUTD to Further Design AI Innovation
8 October 2025

SUTD has welcomed 16 distinguished C-Suite leaders across aviation, healthcare, construction, media, technology, and finance to advance its Design AI vision through the Distinguished Professorial Fellow (DPF) and C-Suites-in-Residence (CiR) programmes.

 

SGTech Partners SUTD to Launch AI Impact Series to Boost AI Business Application Skills for Singapore Enterprises
SGTech Partners SUTD to Launch AI Impact Series to Boost AI Business Application Skills for Singapore Enterprises
25 September 2025

The initiative aims to benefit up to 300 enterprises and 1,500 professionals by June 2026.

Singapore start-up founded by SUTD graduate wins prestigious US1m Hult Prize
Singapore start-up founded by SUTD graduate wins prestigious US$1m Hult Prize
8 September 2025

Stick ’Em is an education technology start-up co-founded in 2021 by SUTD alumnus Adam Huh Dam, Singapore Polytechnic graduate Chong Ing Kai and National University of Singapore students Tew Jing An and Chong Kai Jie. The Hult Prize, often referred to as the “Nobel Prize for students”, is the world’s largest platform for social impact start-ups.

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SUTD and APU Collaborate to Host First Regional Edition of RoboRoarZ in Malaysia
SUTD and APU Collaborate to Host First Regional Edition of RoboRoarZ in Malaysia
15 July 2025

RoboRoarZ, Singapore’s largest reconfigurable robotics competition, went regional for the first time. This marks a significant milestone in expanding technology-driven education beyond Singapore.

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SUTD Takes Lead in AI Education and Research With New Office of AI and Digital Innovation
SUTD Takes Lead in AI Education and Research With New Office of AI and Digital Innovation
1 July 2025

With this, Design AI will directly shape how students learn, regardless of the discipline they major in. Led by Associate Provost Professor Tony Quek, the new Office is a dedicated department set up specifically to drive curriculum, innovation and talent development through Design AI.

NLB partners SMU and SUTD to strengthen community co-creation and lifelong learning experiences
NLB partners SMU and SUTD to strengthen community co-creation and lifelong learning experiences
4 June 2025

The partnerships will see the delivery of a number of projects that will enable academic and research expertise, as well as NLB’s wealth of resources to be more accessible to all.

SUTD and AI Singapore Partner to Build AI Engineering Talent Pipeline for Industry Needs
SUTD and AI Singapore Partner to Build AI Engineering Talent Pipeline for Industry Needs
29 May 2025

The partnership will support the education and development of AI talent in Singapore.

 

New 5G Satellite Technology by an International Research Team Advances Global Mobile Connectivity
New 5G Satellite Technology by an International Research Team Advances Global Mobile Connectivity
23 May 2025

Satellite phones and devices are currently the main modes of communication with the rest of the world for remote regions like Antarctica. But that is about to change—regular mobile phones may soon be able to achieve connectivity in such areas.

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