Student Achievers

There are various ways to reward academic and student club excellence, such as certificates or medals. SIM has chosen to reward students who have shown exemplary grades in their academics or have gone above and beyond in their student clubs with the SIM Global Education Undergraduate Scholarship. Meet Alycia Chee, a Psychology student from the

Originally from China, Jacky came to Singapore as an international student to pursue a banking and finance degree with SIM-University of London. After doing internal audit for a decade, she decided to venture out on her own. Jacky, who took up Singapore citizenship in 2012, is currently a partner of three businesses, the latest one

Tan Jun Jie loves imparting his knowledge and interacting with young students. After graduating with a business management degree from SIM-RMIT University, Jun Jie went back to China to teach. He joined Guangxi Normal University for Nationalities in 2013, and was part of the team that came in first for the Guangxi Higher Education Teaching

Caroline Fong wears three hats in Manulife US REIT – she is the Chief Investor Relations and Capital Markets Officer as well as the Chief Sustainability Officer. A banking and finance graduate from SIM-University of London, Caroline has built up a wealth of experience in investor relations, capital markets and research. Prior to her current

Pursuing a part-time degree while working full-time was never easy but Jerald Chua did that and found that his economics and finance degree from RMIT University was actually very relevant and applicable to his work. Jerald’s career started in the financial industry in 2013. He joined Bondlinc, a FinTech solutions provider, as a Fixed Income

A leader in digital transformation, Vivian Chua spent almost half her life in the tech sector. Taking a part-time degree from SIM-RMIT University was one of the first pivotal points in her life as it enabled her to land a job in HP. Her 23-year career in HP spanned from sales to product management, channel