Dear Students and Colleagues
This month, we held our inaugural Appreciation Dinner to express our thanks to 160 alumni and partners who have shown support and dedication to giving back to the College and the University in various meaningful ways.
We recognise that after graduation, our students embark on their careers, prioritise family commitments, and pursue personal passions. Therefore, we truly appreciate that so many of them take the time to reconnect with the College, their alma mater, at different stages of their life journeys.
We are also grateful that CDE can count on others who share our mission to make a difference. These partners, too, wholeheartedly supported our students and staff.
As CDE grows in strength, we are empowered by the contributions of our alumni and partners and hope to welcome more as part of our community in the years ahead.
Teo Kie Leong
Acting Dean
HIGHLIGHTS
EVENTS
Singapore Defense Tech Hackathon
If you’re a student interested in what it takes to build technologies that respond to real-world security challenges, the Singapore Defense Tech Hackathon (SDTH) 2026 offers a hands-on opportunity to find out. Bringing together engineers, founders, operators and innovators, the hackathon invites participants to explore real-world deployment needs through collaboration, experimentation and problem-solving. Taking place […]
Are you ahead of the Quantum Curve or already behind It?
Quantum is no longer a distant idea — and AI is moving faster than ever. So, are you ahead of the quantum curve, or already behind it? Join us for an exciting panel discussion on quantum computing and AI, where we’ll unpack what these technologies really mean today, where they’re heading, and how they’re shaping industries, careers, and innovation in Singapore and beyond.
CDE–LTA NEBULA X Hackathon
The NEBULA X Hackathon invites Singapore university and polytechnic students to take on real-world mobility challenges and develop innovative solutions that could make our rail network smarter, more reliable and more resilient.
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