16 May 2023

Congratulations to all our graduating students in completing their FYPs!

Every year, our graduating students embark on a year-long Final Year Project (FYP) in research and innovation.

This year, we have 39 poster presentations from our best students, which are grouped into:

  • Resilient Structures (5)
  • Sustainable Materials (7)
  • Geotechnical Engineering I (4)
  • Geotechnical Engineering II (4)
  • Digitalization & Management (5)
  • Digital Water & Climate Change (4)
  • Ocean Infrastructure & Renewables (5)
  • Smart Urban Mobility (5)

View their projects here!

Our graduating students have finally completed their final year projects, which concluded in a poster presentation last Thursday, 11 May.

Congratulations again to them, and we wish them all the best in their future endeavours!

We would also like to extend a special thanks to our judges for their time and contributions: Er. June Choo, Er. Steve Yeung, Er. Lim Kheng Guan, Dr. Victor Ong, Er. Dr. Yet Nai Song, Ms. Yve Xu, Dr. Choon Keat ANG, Er. Tien Ser Tan, Dr. Chen Zhou, and A/Prof Litian XIE, PhD.

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