Nanyang Technological University
A research-intensive public university, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has 33,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students in the Engineering, Business, Science, Medicine, Humanities, Arts, & Social Sciences, and Graduate colleges.
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Hyundai Motor and NTU partner to develop alternative energy sources
The company will focus on hydrogen production technologies adoption.
Hyundai Motor and NTU partner to develop alternative energy sources
The company will focus on hydrogen production technologies adoption.
Seatrium and NTU open new lab for marine energy innovation
The lab will research ammonia use in offshore and marine applications.
Imperial College London opens first research centre in Singapore
The centre aims to establish Singapore as a global leader in health cybersecurity and AI for healthcare.
NTU Smart and Sustainable Campus Mobility wins big at SBR Technology Excellence Awards
The university continues to lead the way in strengthening mobility solutions and collaborating with industry leaders toward a greener, cleaner, and more sustainable future.
NTU Singapore job fair offers over 6,000 openings
The career fair will be held in person on 2, 7, and 9 February.
NTU Singapore wins two major awards in SBR Management Excellence Awards
It was recognised for having exemplary management and leadership in the education sector.
Webnovel's author incubation program to buoy amateur creators
The program gives young Singaporean writers a chance to publish their stories and earn from them.
3 areas in financial statements Singapore companies must improve on
This was according to a study conducted by professors from NTU and SMU.
NTU launches world’s first publicly-offered sustainability-linked bond by a university
The note also has the longest tenor in the APAC region.
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