| S/N | Honorary Degree Recipients | Programme | Date of Conferment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | KUOK KHOON HONG | Doctor of Laws | July 2025 |
| 2 | HO KWON PING | Doctor of Laws | July 2024 |
| 3 | J Y PILLAY | Doctor of Laws | July 2023 |
| 4 | TONY TAN KENG YAM | Doctor of Laws | July 2022 |
| 5 | JOHN RODNEY NILAND | Doctor of Letters | August 2018 |
| 6 | SELLAPAN RAMANATHAN @ S R NATHAN | Doctor of Letters | July 2014 |
| 7 | KATHERINE ANN SCHIPPER | Doctor of Accountancy | July 2014 |
| 8 | RATAN NAVAL TATA | Doctor of Business | March 2014 |
| 9 | JOHN SEELY BROWN | Doctor of Laws | July 2013 |
| 10 | CHAN SEK KEONG | Doctor of Laws | July 2013 |
| 11 | YONG PUNG HOW | Doctor of Laws | July 2007 |
| 12 | LEE SENG GEE | Doctor of Humane Letters | July 2007 |
Introduction & Vision
The Singapore Management University (SMU) places a high priority on developing and maintaining a consistent corporate image in order to reinforce its status and position, both in the local and wider communities.
Our brand is much more than a series of words, or a logo. It embodies what SMU is all about; it tells people who we are, what we stand for, and what we offer.
Brand Proposition
We believe in making change that matters.
The Singapore Management University (SMU) places a high priority on developing and maintaining a consistent corporate image in order to reinforce its status and position, both in the local and wider communities.
Our brand is much more than a series of words, or a logo. It embodies what SMU is all about; it tells people who we are, what we stand for, and what we offer.
Brand Personality
Personality is what makes us recognisable to others. It’s not just what we do but the way in which we do it. Our personality is the way we express ourselves outwardly and these traits are important tools in helping us identify and frame the content of our communications.
The SMU Brand Personality is the combination of characteristics or qualities that form our distinctive character.
Personality and purpose go hand-in-hand, and what we interpret as meaningful is shaped by who we are as an institution and the values that we share.
In our communication, the SMU brand personality is best expressed through the tone of voice and imagery we select, and this should be centred around the proposition of Meaningful Impact.
SMU Signature Family
Corporate Colours
Corporate Colours play an important role in projecting a recognisable brand identity for the University. Use of the two corporate colours is critical when reproducing the University Signature. These are henceforth known as:
SMU BLUE
The deep blue colour is strong and classic. It is legible and authoritative; conveying a sense of clear direction of this powerful stable colour. It is cool, confident and dignified.
Colour Codes
Pantone 2766 C
C100 M87 Y0 K58
R20 G28 B82
Hex 141C52
SMU GOLD
The use of gold in the identity brings in a combination of richness and lightness. It is also a counterbalance to the dark blue.
Gold is at the opposite end of the colour spectrum. As such the colours complement one another.
Colour Codes
Pantone 873 C
C40 M50 Y80 K10
R138 G112 B76
Hex 8A704C
School & College Colours
Each of the schools within the University has its own official colour to visually identify it. These are critical when reproducing the School Signatures:
SOA
PANTONE 1955 C
CMYK 0, 100, 43, 43
RGB 139, 21, 61
HEX #8B153D
LKCSB
PANTONE 7462 C
CMYK 100, 56, 0, 16
RGB 0, 86, 149
HEX #005695
SOE
PANTONE 315 C
CMYK 100, 0, 17, 44
RGB 0, 103, 129
HEX #006781
SCIS
PANTONE 1245 C
CMYK 2, 31, 98, 16
RGB 199, 147, 29
HEX #C7931D
YPHSL
PANTONE 2627 C
CMYK 83, 100, 0, 44
RGB 60, 15, 88
HEX #3D0F58
SOSS
PANTONE 3425 C
CMYK 96, 2, 80, 47
RGB 0, 100, 67
HEX #006443
CGRS
PANTONE 7716 C
CMYK 82, 5, 39, 9
RGB 0, 150, 150
HEX #009696
CIS
PANTONE BLACK C
CMYK 0, 0, 0, 100
RGB 0, 0, 0
HEX #000000
SMU community can visit the Brand Portal for complete guidelines, asset and template library, and submit requests.
About the
SMU International Advisory Councils (IACs)
The SMU International Advisory Councils (IAC) were created to establish, strengthen and deepen SMU’s collaboration and engagement with the government, academic and business communities in the key Southeast Asian countries, India and China/Hong Kong.
It seeks to collaborate with and involve friends of SMU and its alumni to reach out to corporates and grow the friends of the community in overseas countries. The Council will provide platforms for active engagement between SMU’s overseas alumni, international students, and the local business community and academia.
The aim is to showcase SMU’s thought leadership, thereby providing opportunities for regional impact and creating international relevance for SMU and its stakeholders.
IAC In Focus
IAC Members
IAC Members in China
IAC Members in India
IAC Members in Indonesia
IAC Members in Malaysia
IAC Members in Myanmar
The SMU International Advisory Council in Myanmar is currently not active.
IAC Members in Philippines
IAC Members in Thailand
IAC Members in Vietnam
SMU International Advisory Council Annual Reports
SMU International Advisory Council Annual Reports highlight strategic guidance from global leaders, institutional progress, partnerships, innovation priorities, and recommendations that support Singapore Management University’s growth, global relevance, and academic excellence.
Organisation Chart & Board of Trustees
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Academic
Lee Kong Chian School of Business
Prof Bert DE REYCK
Dean
Lee Kong Chian School of Business
付博特教授
李光前商学院院长
School of Accountancy
Prof ZHANG Liandong
Dean
School of Accountancy
张连栋教授
会计学院院长
School of Economics
Prof LI Jia
Dean
School of Economics
李嘉教授
经济学院院长
School of Computing and Information Systems
Prof TAN Ah Hwee
Dean
School of Computing and Information Systems
陈亚辉教授
计算机与信息系统学院院长
Yong Pung How School of Law
Prof LEE Pey Woan
Dean
Yong Pung How School of Law
李佩婉教授
杨邦孝法学院院长
School of Social Sciences
Prof Kenneth BENOIT
Dean
School of Social Sciences
肯尼思.贝诺特教授
社会科学院院长
College of Integrative Studies
Prof Elvin LIM
Dean
College of Integrative Studies
林思捷教授
综合学科学院院长
College of Graduate Research Studies
Prof WANG Heli
Dean
College of Graduate Research Studies
王鹤丽教授
研究生研究课程学院院长
Office of Dean of Students
Prof Mark CHONG
Dean
Office of Dean of Students
张耀锦教授
学生事务总监
Prof Venky SHANKARARAMAN
Vice Provost (Education Strategy and Innovations)
文奇.桑卡拉拉曼教授
副教务长 (教育事务)
Assoc Prof Michelle P LEE
Associate Provost (Undergraduate Education)
李佩儿副教授
协理教务长 (本科教育)
Assoc Prof Tamas MAKANY
Associate Provost (Teaching and Learning Innovation)
Tamas MAKANY 副教授
协理教务长 (教学与学习创新)
Prof PANG Hwee Hwa
Vice Provost (Postgraduate Professional Education)
房伟华教授
副教务长 (专业研究生教育)
Assoc Prof Themin SUWARDY
Associate Provost (Postgraduate Professional Programmes)
郑明副教授
协理教务长 (专业研究生课程)
Prof Gary PAN
Associate Provost (Lifelong Learning)
潘善琦教授
协理教务长 (终身学习)
Prof David LO
Vice Provost (Research)
罗大卫教授
副教务长 (研究)
Prof Maartje DE VISSER
Associate Provost (Research Governance)
Maartje DE VISSER教授
协理教务长 (研究管理与治理)
Prof Orlando WOODS
Associate Provost (Research Strategy)
伍兰度教授
协理教务长（研究策略）
Dr CHEONG Wei Yang
Vice Provost (Strategic Research Partnerships)
张伟洋
副教务长 (战略研究合作)
Prof PHANG Sock Yong
Vice Provost (Faculty Matters)
潘淑莹教授
副教务长 (教职事务)
Administration
Administration
Human Resources
Rajaswari SUPPIAH
Vice President
Human Resources
Rajaswari SUPPIAH
人力资源总监
Administration
Impact
Prof Scott FRITZEN
Vice President
Impact
Prof Scott FRITZEN
Vice President
Academic
Administration
Lee Kong Chian School of Business
Prof Bert DE REYCK
Dean
Lee Kong Chian School of Business
付博特教授
李光前商学院院长
School of Accountancy
Prof ZHANG Liandong
Dean
School of Accountancy
张连栋教授
会计学院院长
School of Economics
Prof LI Jia
Dean
School of Economics
李嘉教授
经济学院院长
School of Computing and Information Systems
Prof TAN Ah Hwee
Dean
School of Computing and Information Systems
陈亚辉教授
计算机与信息系统学院院长
Yong Pung How School of Law
Prof LEE Pey Woan
Dean
Yong Pung How School of Law
李佩婉教授
杨邦孝法学院院长
School of Social Sciences
Prof Kenneth BENOIT
Dean
School of Social Sciences
肯尼思.贝诺特教授
社会科学院院长
College of Integrative Studies
Prof Elvin LIM
Dean
College of Integrative Studies
林思捷教授
综合学科学院院长
College of Graduate Research Studies
Prof WANG Heli
Dean
College of Graduate Research Studies
王鹤丽教授
研究生研究课程学院院长
Office of Dean of Students
Prof Mark CHONG
Dean
Office of Dean of Students
张耀锦教授
学生事务总监
Prof Venky SHANKARARAMAN
Vice Provost (Education Strategy and Innovations)
文奇.桑卡拉拉曼教授
副教务长 (教育事务)
Assoc Prof Michelle P LEE
Associate Provost (Undergraduate Education)
李佩儿副教授
协理教务长 (本科教育)
Assoc Prof Tamas MAKANY
Associate Provost (Teaching and Learning Innovation)
Tamas MAKANY 副教授
协理教务长 (教学与学习创新)
Prof PANG Hwee Hwa
Vice Provost (Postgraduate Professional Education)
房伟华教授
副教务长 (专业研究生教育)
Assoc Prof Themin SUWARDY
Associate Provost (Postgraduate Professional Programmes)
郑明副教授
协理教务长 (专业研究生课程)
Prof Gary PAN
Associate Provost (Lifelong Learning)
潘善琦教授
协理教务长 (终身学习)
Prof David LO
Vice Provost (Research)
罗大卫教授
副教务长 (研究)
Prof Maartje DE VISSER
Associate Provost (Research Governance)
Maartje DE VISSER教授
协理教务长 (研究管理与治理)
Prof Orlando WOODS
Associate Provost (Research Strategy)
伍兰度教授
协理教务长（研究策略）
Dr CHEONG Wei Yang
Vice Provost (Strategic Research Partnerships)
张伟洋
副教务长 (战略研究合作)
Prof PHANG Sock Yong
Vice Provost (Faculty Matters)
潘淑莹教授
副教务长 (教职事务)
Impact
Prof Scott FRITZEN
Vice President
Impact
Prof Scott FRITZEN
促进大学影响力事务处总监
Human Resources
Rajaswari SUPPIAH
Vice President
Human Resources
Rajaswari SUPPIAH
人力资源总监
Former Trustees
[2017-2026] Mr Panote Sirivadhanabhakdi
[2018-2025] Mr Sunny Verghese
[2005-2024] Mr Paul Beh
[2020-2024] Mr Lim Ming Yan
[2010-2024] Mr Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala
[2022-2023] Ms Melissa Khoo
[2000-2023] Mr Ho Kwon Ping
[2015-2023] Mr Olivier Lim
[2018-2022] Mr Lai Chung Han
[2017-2021] Ms Tan Su Shan
[2005-2020] Mr Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara
[2008-2020] Ms Chua Sock Koong
[2008-2020] Mr Zulkifli Bin Baharudin
[2004-2019] Mr Timothy Chia
[2016-2018] Dr Kenneth S. Courtis
[2014-2018] Mr Lim Boon Wee
[2005-2018] Ms Saw Phaik Hwa
[2005-2018] Mr Anil Thadani
[2014-2017] Sir John Hood
[2005-2017] Mr Robert Michael Tomlin
[2011-2017] Mr Andrew Y. Yan
[2013-2016] Professor Thomas S. Robertson
[2004-2016] Mr Sanjiv Misra
[2004-2016] Mr Chartsiri Sophonpanich
[2010-2014] Dr Choong May Ling Mimi
[2000-2014] Dr Loo Choon Yong
[2012-2013] Prof Antonio Borges
[2001-2013] Prof Janice Bellace
[2000-2013] Dr Gan See Khem
[2000-2013] Mr Kuok Khoon Ean
[2000-2012] Professor John Niland
[2005-2011] Mr Michael DeNoma
[2009-2010] Mr Ng Cher Pong
[2004-2010] Mr Narayana Murthy
[2007-2010] Mr Albert Chua
[2003-2009] Mr Tan Kee Yong
[2005-2008] Mr Bobby Chin
[2004-2007] Ms Chan Lai Fung
[2004-2005] Ms Chang Hwee Nee
[2004-2004] Mr Michael Dee
[2000-2005] Mr Latiff Ibrahim
[2000-2005] Mrs Fang Ai Lian
[2000-2005] Dr Victor Fung
[2000-2004] Mr Kwek Leng Beng
[2000-2004] Mr John Wong
[2000-2004] Dr Han Cheng Fong
[2000-2004] Mr Cheah Kean Huat
[2000-2004] Mr Jaspal Singh
[2002-2004] Mr Chan Yeng Kit
[2000-2003] Mr Sunil Sreenivasan
[2000-2003] Mr Ong Keng Yong
[2000-2002] Ms Seah Jiak Choo
[2000-2002] Mrs Tan Ching Yee
[2000-2001] Prof Ronald E. Frank
| Name of Trustees | AAC | ARC | IC | FinRem | CDAC | CIA | PIC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mr Piyush Gupta | |||||||
| Ms Chong Yiun Lin | |||||||
| Andrew David Hamilton | |||||||
| Ms Deborah Ho | |||||||
| Dr Jeffrey Jaensubhakij | |||||||
| Prof Maxwell King | |||||||
| Mr. Sherman Kwek | |||||||
| Dato' Kho Hui Meng | |||||||
| Mr Hugh Lim | |||||||
| Ms Lim Kexin | |||||||
| Mr Lim Eng Hwee | |||||||
| Mr Edmund Lin | |||||||
| Professor Ivy Ng | |||||||
| Ms Parnsiree Amatayakul | |||||||
| Ms Png Chin Yee | |||||||
| Mr Arif Rachmat | |||||||
| Ms Juthika Ramanathan | |||||||
| Mr Ganen Sarvananthan | |||||||
| Sir Nigel John Thrift |
- CDAC includes SMU President as an Ex-officio Member
- CIA consists of Non-Trustee Members as well (Mr Timothy Chia, Mr Helman Sitohang)
- PIC consists of Non-Trustee Members as well (Professor Lily Kong, Dr Michael David Rich, Ms Khoo Ming Melissa, Ms Karen Foong Yin Ngui)
Chairperson
Member
Other Committees & Members
Academic Affairs Committee
Members (Trustees)
Sir Nigel Thrift (Chairman)
Professor Ivy Ng
Professor Maxwell King
Dr Andrew Hamilton
Ex-Officio Member
Chairman, BOT
Audit & Risk Committee
Members (Trustees)
Ms Juthika Ramanathan (Chairman)
Mr Hugh Lim
Ms Lim Kexin
Mr Lim Eng Hwee
Finance and Remuneration Committee
Members (Trustees)
Mr Edmund Lin (Chairman)
Mr Piyush Gupta
Ms Png Chin Yee
Ms Chong Yiun Lin
Professor Ivy Ng
Ms Parnsiree Amatayakul
Ex-Officio Member
Chairman, BOT
Investment Committee
Members (Trustees)
Dr Jeffrey Jaensubhakij (Chairman)
Mr Arif Rachmat
Ms Png Chin Yee
Advisors
Mr Manraj Sekhon
Mr Ankur Meattle
Campus Development Advisory Committee
Members (Trustees)
Mr Hugh Lim (Chairman)
Mr Edmund Lin
Mr Sherman Kwek
Mr Lim Eng Hwee
Ex-Officio Member
President, SMU
Committee for Institutional Advancement
Members (Trustees)
Dato' Kho Hui Meng
Mr Ganen Sarvananthan
Ms Deborah Ho
Members (Non-Trustees)
Mr Timothy Chia (Chairman)
Mr Helman Sitohang
Partnerships and Impact Committee
Members (Trustees)
Mr Piyush Gupta (Chairman)
Dato' Kho Hui Meng
Mr Ganen Sarvananthan
Members (Non-Trustees)
Dr Michael David Rich
Ms Khoo Ming Melissa
Ms Karen Foong Yin Ngui
Mr Ian Lee (Student Representative)
Ex-Officio Member
President, SMU
Patron, Chancellor, Pro-Chancellors and Members
PATRON
President Tharman Shanmugaratnam
CHANCELLOR
Mr Lim Chee Onn
PRO-CHANCELLORS
Justice Judith Prakash
Mr Kuok Khoon Ean
MEMBERS
The Members of SMU are key stakeholders of SMU and play an important role in the overall governance structure of SMU. As is consistent with the importance attached to this position, the SMU's Constitution and the Singapore Management University Act expressly provide that the appointment of Members in SMU requires the approval of the Minister for Education.
The role of the Members is expressly stated in SMU's Constitution to be as follows - "Every member shall be bound to further, to the best of his ability, the objects, interests, and influence of the Company and shall observe all regulations, policies and procedures of the Company made by the Board of Trustees for the regulation and management of the affairs of the Company." - and it is important to note that the Members' participation is also a pre-requisite for all annual general meetings and extraordinary general meetings held by SMU. In addition, the approval of the Members is also required for any changes to SMU's Constitution.
Members of SMU: Mr Piyush Gupta, Mr Lim Chee Onn, Mr Chia Chee Ming Timothy, Ms Chong Yiun Lin
Honorary Degree Recipients
SMU confers honorary degrees on exceptional individuals who have excelled in their fields and made outstanding contributions to their nation, society, or the global community.
Executive Summary Reports of the Board of Trustees Meetings
Access executive summary reports from SMU Board of Trustees meetings, published as downloadable PDFs for convenient viewing.
SMU Annual Report to Stakeholders
Read all about a year of progress and success at SMU. The concise review is divided into sections on SMU’s transformative education, impactful research and role as a city university, together with a Sustainability Report and Financial Review.
Browse through the AY 2024/2025 edition or download a past edition to read offline.
GLO UP!
Be transformed by SMU's Graduate Learning Outcomes
Get ready for a transformative experience at SMU!
Regardless of your academic discipline, the SMU experience is designed for you to discover and achieve the Graduate Learning Outcomes (GLOs).
The GLOs represent the University’s highest learning goals that serves as a roadmap and guide to the desired outcomes of your holistic development in SMU.
In today’s fast-changing world, the GLOs give you the distinctive SMU-edge to be confident and future-ready to take on the opportunities and challenges ahead.
We are here to support your journey of discovery
SMU schools, offices, centres and institutes are committed to support your journey of discovery, growth and development of the GLOs.
Whether through interactive pedagogy in our academic courses, vibrant co-curricular activities or eye-opening global experience, our programmes are designed to contribute to your holistic mastery of the GLO attributes.
What do our students say?
SMU’s flexible curriculum with a guaranteed Second Major and Global Exposure made me a Self-Directed Learner. Through overseas community service and exchanges, I acquired Intercultural Understanding and Sensitivity to complement my Critical Thinking skills to resolve challenges effectively."
Teng Hui Xin Janessa
Honorary General Secretary of The Mentoring Circle
Class of 2024, Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Bachelor of Business Management
Tell us how the educational experience in SMU helped you to acquire the The Graduate Learning Outcomes?
The flexibility within the curriculum allowed me to take charge and tailor my own learning experiences in SMU. I became a more self-directed learner and followed my passion to select Strategic Management (1st Major) and Psychology (2nd Major). I was also able to utilise the knowledge I learnt from both majors during my internship.
The core curriculum courses in SMU are intellectually stimulating and classes were conducted in thought-provoking ways. The small class sizes allowed engaging discussions within courses such as Big Questions and Ethics & Social Responsibility. I gained new perspectives and could better understand the way individuals think. This helped me during the experiential-based learning projects as I was better prepared to be a critical thinker. Participating in projects from SMU-X and UOB-Asian Enterprise Institute, I gained exposure to real-life challenges to propose feasible solutions for our clients.
Describe a highlight of your student life that prepared you to be future-ready!
Through my student life experiences in local and overseas community services, I gained intercultural understanding and sensitivity and could better appreciate the different aspects of culture and heritage.
Over a total of 14-months period in 2 projects, I conducted a cultural exchange workshop while on an overseas community service project and worked to improve the overall wellbeing of beneficiaries in Singapore and Philippines with other SMU students. These experiences have shaped me to be who I am today as a leader, and I have learnt how to better communicate any ideas while being sensitive to the needs of others.
The flexibility within the curriculum allowed me to take charge and tailor my own learning experiences in SMU. I became a more self-directed learner and followed my passion to select Strategic Management (1st Major) and Psychology (2nd Major). I was also able to utilise the knowledge I learnt from both majors during my internship.
The core curriculum courses in SMU are intellectually stimulating and classes were conducted in thought-provoking ways. The small class sizes allowed engaging discussions within courses such as Big Questions and Ethics & Social Responsibility. I gained new perspectives and could better understand the way individuals think. This helped me during the experiential-based learning projects as I was better prepared to be a critical thinker. Participating in projects from SMU-X and UOB-Asian Enterprise Institute, I gained exposure to real-life challenges to propose feasible solutions for our clients.
My journey at SMU was filled with guidance and support that afforded me opportunities to follow my passion. With a Multidisciplinary curriculum in Business and Information Technology. I am well-positioned to contribute to the technology industry."
Neel Ketan Modha
Talent & Growth Director of SMU Business Intelligence Analytics
Class of 2023, Master of Information Technology in Business, Class of 2022, Bachelor of Business Management
Tell us how the educational experience in SMU helped you to acquire the The Graduate Learning Outcomes?
My time in SMU has taught me never to give up on my dreams! It was rather late into my Bachelor of Business Management degree journey that I realised that I wanted to pursue a career in technology. SMU’s flexible academic pathways meant that I was able to build interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary expertise by taking courses from both Lee Kong Chian School of Business and School of Computing and Information Systems, which ended up being crucial for me as I pivoted into the tech industry as a Data Analyst.
My project experience during the Entrepreneurship Practicum with the Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship gave me a shot at validating and market-testing potential business, and my time with an SMU-X project gave me the chance to work with non-profits, local SMEs, and MNCs to solve real business challenges. These opportunities allowed me to hone my critical thinking and problem solving skills, as the projects now had real impact and constraints!
Describe a highlight of your student life that prepared you to be future-ready!
The opportunities to work in teams were also abundant in co-curricular activities. I enjoyed student experiences as I was encouraged to step outside of my comfort zone to drive signature events such as SMU Sports Camp and SMU Wakiki when I served in SMU Sports Union management committee. Our collaboration as a team, complementing each other’s strength and weakness, while working towards a common goal allowed me to grow my leadership skills to the next level.
My community service experience in Project Vikasa, working with an overseas partner in Jaipur, India gave me perspective on the issues faced by communities outside of Singapore. This increased my understanding of the Asian context and sustainability issues, which led me to realise that I do have a duty as global citizens to give back to communities around the world.
Book a space or send us your enquiry
Want to showcase your brand to a dynamic university community? At SMU, you can reach students, faculty, alumni, and visitors through our wide range of advertising opportunities on campus and online. From digital screens to our prime banner spaces, we offer impactful channels to engage your audience. Contact us today to explore options and make your brand part of SMU’s vibrant city campus experience.
Available at the following buildings:
- Li Ka Shing Library
- School of Computing and Information Systems 1
- School of Economics / School of Computing & Information Systems 2
Rental Rates
Duration | Before GST | After 9% GST |
|---|---|---|
01 day to 30 consecutive days | LKSLIB BW04 or BW06 $300.00 for up to 30 consecutive days | $327.00 / month |
SCIS1 BW07 or BW08 $150.00 for up to 30 consecutive days | $163.50 / month | |
SOE/SCIS2 BW09 $150.00 for up to 30 consecutive days | $163.50 / month |
Admin/Service/Miscellaneous Charges
Before GST | After 9% GST |
|---|---|
$150.00 / event | $163.50 / event |
Notes:
- Subject to management review and approval.
Explore the other available options for event booking
Arts & Culture Centre
The Arts & Culture Centre (ACC) is a multi-purpose space used for rehearsals and performances. Housed in the basement of the School of Economics and School of Social Sciences, the ACC has acoustic curtains and panel mirrors, and is fully equipped with AV facilities and theatre lighting. The Centre can be converted into a black-box performance space to create an intimate experience for up to 150 seated guests.
Location:
Basement Concourse, School of Economics/School of Social Sciences
Contact: arts@smu.edu.sg
Opening hours:
This facility is only available for booking by selected student clubs under SMU Arts & Cultural Fraternity (ACF).
Basement Studio
The Basement Studio is located at the basement car park of the Lee Kong Chian School of Business. It has soundproofed walls and is equipped with modern audio-visual equipment. There is a main practice space for music rehearsals, a jamming suite and separate rooms for music productions.
Location:
Basement Carpark, Lee Kong Chian School of Business
Contact: arts@smu.edu.sg
Opening hours:
This facility is only available for booking by selected student clubs under SMU Arts & Cultural Fraternity (ACF).
Gymnasium & Fitness Centre
SMU’s new Gymnasium & Fitness Centre, located at the School of Information Systems, has three levels of facilities, including a dance studio at the basement, a free weights section at the mezzanine level and cardio machines and treadmills on the first floor, which looks out to beautiful SMU Campus Green. The gym also features a wide variety of strength-training equipment, such as stack-weight machines, kettle bells and TRX system to cater to different training purposes and fitness levels.
The gym has qualified student fitness instructors on duty who provide the following services:
- Personal fitness assessment
- IPPT preparation programme
- Personal training session
- Train-the-Trainer class
- Strength & conditioning programme for CCAs
- Nutrition & exercise safety workshop
Gym users are to observe good gym etiquette and the rules of use posted at the facilities to ensure safety and hygiene.
Location:
Level Basement 1, School of Computing and Information Systems 2
Contact: arts@smu.edu.sg
Opening hours:
Weekdays 7.30am to 8.30pm
Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays
Sports Hall
The Sports Hall is located on Level 3 of the SMU Administration Building. The flexible facility caters to a number of sports activities including archery, badminton, basketball, floorball, handball, martial arts, tchoukball, volleyball and other indoor sports. The Sports Hall also features an 11-metre high rock wall for rock-climbing enthusiasts.
The Hall's air conditioning is green, aligning with SMU’s vision and commitment towards the environment and creating a sustainable campus.
Location:
Level 3, SMU Administration Building
Contact: arts@smu.edu.sg
Opening hours:
Daily 8am to 10pm
Closed on Public Holidays
Swimming Pool
The swimming pool is located on Level 6 of the SMU Administration Building. The pool is manned by a lifeguard during opening hours. Poolside facilities include shower rooms and lockers. Pool users are to observe good pool etiquette and the rules of use posted at the entrance of the pool to ensure safety and hygiene.
Location:
Level 6, SMU Administration Building
Contact: arts@smu.edu.sg
Opening hours:
Weekdays 7.30am to 8.30pm
Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays
SMU Libraries
A go-to space for students to study, work on projects, access resources and stay focused throughout the semester.
Website:
https://library.smu.edu.sg
Location:
- Li Ka Shing Library
- Kwa Geok Choo Law Library
Opening hours:
Please refer to the library website for daily opening hours.
Locker Matters
At SMU, locker facilities across the various Schools are made available to students to store their personal belongings while attending classes. Students may arrange for a locker at the beginning of each semester.
Rental Rates
Locker Type | Rental Rates | Rental Rates |
|---|---|---|
H465mm x W310mm x D460mm | S$24.00 | $45.00 |
Application
- Locker and Locker Booking URL - Please select the correct URL for your preferred location.
- Locker and Lock Smart Locker Application Guide
Notes:
- Please refer to the dates on Locker and Lock Rental Portal for the actual rental period.
- Lockers are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
No refunds will be given for:- Duplicate bookings
- Bookings made with a non-SMU email
- Students must read and agree to Locker and Locker's Rental Usage Terms and Conditions before booking.
- For locker booking issues, please contact: rent@lockerandlock.com
- For emergency locker technical issues, please contact: 66341719
- For more information and enquiries on locker matters, please contact Office of Campus Infrastructure and Services via: ocis@smu.edu.sg
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