Singapore's maritime sector will be receiving fresh funds and programmes that will build up a local talent pool, improve productivity levels and spur more research and development activity. SMU will…
The millennium was a turning point for economic inequality in Singapore. From the year 2000, an income gap that was narrowing turned the corner and began to widen. The wages of skilled, top earners…
Ideas to lower HDB prices are being explored by the Government. However, SMU Adjunct Professor of Economics Larry Haverkamp pointed out that artificially lowering the price of new HDB flats will…
The issue of controls on skilled foreign labour is "one of balancing the needs of companies against the interests of Singaporeans", as Professor of Economics (Practice) Augustine Tan puts it. He…
SMU alumnus and Assistant Director at the Competition Commission of Singapore Mr Poh Lip Hang, 28, relishes being a museum guide so much that he sometimes takes leave from his civil service job to…
The first joint Graduate Employment Survey by SMU, NUS and NTU, in which more than 9,600 respondents were polled, revealed that 91 per cent of these graduates found employment - including part-time…
Never lose that sense of adventure in life. Director (Research Administration) of the SMU Office of the Research Professor Winston Koh gave this piece of advice in his speech to Social Science…
The first ever Asian Make-a-thon was held in Singapore last Friday and Saturday. Organised by the National Environment Agency (NEA) and Ideo, a design and innovation consultancy, the event saw…
Nattawut Arunanondchai, Tan Kwan Hong and Vishal Jain from SMU, and Siswanto Tang, Koh Kian Sin and Tan Chin Hui Sean from NUS emerged winners of the Frost…
