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 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 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.
What's next
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Frequently asked questions
How would I know if I have failed the EWET?
Students who failed the EWET will receive an email from Office of Student Administration(OSA) in week two, informing them that they have been enrolled into the FEP. The email will also include their weekly class timing and lesson venue. Your FEP teacher will also follow up with an email to you. The first FEP class will begin in week three.
What happens if I fail the EWET?
You are not expected to withdraw from SUTD if you fail the EWET. If you fail the EWET, you are required to complete the following:
- Freshmore English Program (term 1)
- Freshmore Communication Program (term 3). FCP is a Pass/Fail module and you will need to pass both in order to graduate from SUTD.
How should I prepare for the EWET?
There is no preparation or studying required. You just have to be present virtually to access the test, read the question carefully and give a logical and coherent written response. Please be reminded that you should write in proper, grammatical sentences and choose a tone which is appropriate.
You are, however, encouraged to read this short book:
William Strunk, Jr. & E. B. White, Elements of Style, 4th Ed. (Allyn & Bacon, 2000).
Are we able to type our answers in our own laptop, given that it is conducted online?
The student should type out their essays on their laptops or PCs since the essays must be submitted online.
Since the test is online, how is the essay submission done?
The student will receive a Word document with the question. Since the essay must be submitted online (through a link provided on eDimension), the student should type out their answers on Word and save it either in .doc, .docx, or .pdf.
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