Marisa Lim is an adventure lover, healthcare enthusiast, and passionate musician who found her Master of Science in Management of Technology and Innovation programme incredibly fulfilling. During the MSc programme, she had the chance to interact with a diverse and motivated group of graduate students.

Considering the strong ties between German technology companies and Southeast Asia, I’m convinced that gaining an understanding of the Asian context and establishing a network in the region holds significant value. NUS is the strongest university in Asia and one of the best in the world. Thus, the choice to study at such a unique institution feels entirely natural.

After completing his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from BITS Pilani, Dubai, Ahamed Jameel took on a marketing position at Bosch Middle East in the power tools segment. During this time, he was determined to upskill and transition from a technical background to a career in Management.

When I was deciding on a master’s, I considered how I could develop myself through it and in the process broaden my horizons. I did explore an MBA but after careful consideration, I chose the NUS MSc (MOTI) programme.

Fast car enthusiast Eric Li experienced a career transformation from an engineer to a management consultant. This is thanks to the MSc (MOTI) programme he read at the College of Design and Engineering, NUS (CDE).

I enrolled in the MSc (MOTI) programme offered at the College of Design and Engineering, NUS a year into my job as a software engineer at an MNC. I then switched roles to management consultancy when I graduated after two years of studying part-time.