Faculty


Ang Lay Kee, Ricky

Associate Provost, International Relations, and Ng Teng Fong Chair Professor for SUTD-ZJU IDEA

PhD,  University of Michigan

Pey Kin Leong
Pey Kin Leong

Associate Provost, Digital Learning

PhD, National University of Singapore


Low Hong Yee

Head of Pillar (EPD), Associate Professor (EPD), Co-Advisor of Dyson-SUTD Innovation Studio

PhD, Case Western Reserve University

Yeo Kiat Seng
Yeo Kiat Seng

Advisor for Global Partnerships

PhD, Nanyang Technological University


Yang Hui Ying

Programme Director (NEED), Professor


Ye Ai

Associate Professor

PhD, Old Dominion University


Cai Kui

Associate Professor

JointPhD, Technical University of Eindhoven, The Netherlands & National University of Singapore


Ngai-Man (Man) Cheung

Associate Head of Pillar (Education, ISTD), Associate Professor

PhD, University of Southern California


Mohan Rajesh Elara

Associate Professor

PhD, Nanyang Technological University


Foong Shaohui

Associate Head of Pillar (EPD), Co-Director for Dyson-SUTD Innovation Studio, and Associate Professor

PhD, Georgia Institute of Technology


Michinao Hashimoto

Associate Professor

PhD, Harvard University


Lu Wei

Associate Head of Pillar (Research, ISTD), Associate Professor

PhD, Singapore-MIT Alliance, National University of Singapore


Nagarajan Raghavan

Associate Professor

PhD, Nanyang Technological University


Tan U-Xuan

Programme Director, SUTD Technology Enterprenuership Programme (STEP), Associate Professor

PhD, Nanyang Technological University


Joel Yang

Associate Professor

PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology


Desmond Loke

Assistant Professor

PhD,  National University of Singapore


Teo Tee Hui

Senior Lecturer

PhD, Nanyang Technological University


Shubhakar Kalya

Senior Lecturer

PhD,  Nanyang Technological University

Research Facilities

Under the NEED programme, students will have access to cutting-edge research facilities in SUTD such as the Electronic Design Laboratory (EDL), an electronic design and innovation hub which supports research and design activities in the broad areas of electronic circuits and systems.

The EDL houses a high-performance wire bonding machine, a wedge bonder, a probe station, an oscilloscope, a spectrum analyzer and several workstations with EDA software as well as test and measuring equipment.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the eligibility criteria or admission requirements for the PhD / EngD programme?

Applicants should have:

  • At least a bachelor’s degree or above with excellent academic standing
  • Proficiency in English with a minimum score of
    • 90 for TOEFL (internet-based); or
    • 6.5 for IELTS
    • This is waived if the language of the medium in your institution is English
  • Strong research interest

When is the application deadline?

The application deadline may vary each year, please refer to the programme webpages for latest updates.


How many intakes are there each year?

There are two intakes per year (January and September). Please refer to the respective programme webpages for more information.

 

 


What are the documents required to apply?

Please prepare these documents for application:

  • Original Undergraduate Degree certificate and academic transcripts
    Please provide your undergraduate degree certificate, official academic transcripts and official letter of certification from your institution stating the expected date of graduation or award of degree if you have not graduated from your degree programme. Please include the grading policy/system for your transcript. For non-English documents, an official English translation must be provided (at your expense). Those who have a Master degree, should also provide the Master degree certificate and official academic transcripts.
  • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score report
    If the medium of instruction during your undergraduate studies was not in English, please submit your IELTS or TOEFL scores no later than 2 weeks after the application deadline.
  • Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) score report
    Not required, but highly recommended.
  • Name, designation and institutional email address of THREE academic referees
    Your academic referees must be able to gauge your scholastic capabilities and achievements and your ability to complete the programme. It is advisable to notify your academic referees beforehand as they must submit their respective online recommendations within 1 week of your PhD application submission.
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Relevant supporting documents
    Soft copy or web links to academic and/or industry portfolio, awards, publications, etc.
  • Your Singaporean Identity Card (NRIC) or relevant pages in your Passport
  • ​​Your Statement of Objectives (3,000 words)

The uploaded documents must be in English. Otherwise, they must be accompanied by certified translations in the English language.


Can I apply before completing my current studies?

Yes—many programmes accept applications from students in their final term. Admission is conditional upon official graduation proof.


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