SUSS Podcast

As more businesses and welfare organisations leverage the power of technology for social good, they have had to confront challenges – from the lack of skilled talents, systemic issues to the search for capital investment.
 In this three-part episode ‘Doing Good is Good for Business’, Ellen Goel (Head of Entrepreneurship Programmes, SUSS Centre for Experiential Learning) hosts SUSS student entrepreneurs Jenine Koh (Co-founder, Nino News) and Rayner Loi (Co-Founder and CEO, Lumitics), who run their tech start-ups, to discuss the effectiveness of doing good through tech entrepreneurship.

As more businesses and welfare organisations leverage the power of technology for social good, they have had to confront challenges – from the lack of skilled talents, systemic issues to the search for capital investment.
 In this three-part episode ‘Doing Good is Good for Business’, Ellen Goel (Head of Entrepreneurship Programmes, SUSS Centre for Experiential Learning) hosts SUSS student entrepreneurs Jenine Koh (Co-founder, Nino News) and Rayner Loi (Co-Founder and CEO, Lumitics), who run their tech start-ups, to discuss the effectiveness of doing good through tech entrepreneurship.

The global mental health landscape has evolved tremendously in the past decade. Societies are seeing significant efforts put into educating and changing the public image of mental illness. However, the normalisation of mental illnesses comes with its benefits and dangers.
 In this two-part episode 'Mental Health At Work', Dr Emily Ortega (Head of Psychology Programmes at SUSS School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences) hosts Padma D/O Jairam (Senior Psychologist, Institute of Mental Health) and Debra Lam (Co-Founder, Society Staples) to discuss the impact of mental health on the community.

The global mental health landscape has evolved tremendously in the past decade. Societies are seeing significant efforts put into educating and changing the public image of mental illness. However, the normalisation of mental illnesses comes with its benefits and dangers.
 In this two-part episode 'Mental Health At Work', Dr Emily Ortega (Head of Psychology Programmes at SUSS School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences) hosts Padma D/O Jairam (Senior Psychologist, Institute of Mental Health) and Debra Lam (Co-Founder, Society Staples) to discuss the impact of mental health on the community.

Join Prof Kalyani Mehta (Professor of Gerontology, SUSS S R Nathan School of Human Development), Chan Wing (Senior Centre Manager, PAP Community Foundation) and Alan Wong (Manager of Home Care Services, AWWA) to discuss meaningful ageing: what it is and how we can encourage it.

Join Prof Kalyani Mehta (Professor of Gerontology, SUSS S R Nathan School of Human Development), Chan Wing (Senior Centre Manager, PAP Community Foundation) and Alan Wong (Manager of Home Care Services, AWWA) to discuss meaningful ageing: what it is and how we can encourage it.

Join Prof Kalyani Mehta (Professor of Gerontology, SUSS S R Nathan School of Human Development), Chan Wing (Senior Centre Manager, PAP Community Foundation) and Alan Wong (Manager of Home Care Services, AWWA) to discuss meaningful ageing: what it is and how we can encourage it.

Join Dr Grace Chee (Lecturer, SUSS S R Nathan School of Human Development) as she hosts Lionel Dorai (CEO,  FutuReady Asia) and Cho Ming Xiu (Founder, Campus Psy) in an engaging discussion on youth work and their personal journeys embarking on a career in the road less travelled.  

Join Dr Grace Chee (Lecturer, SUSS S R Nathan School of Human Development) as she hosts Lionel Dorai (CEO,  FutuReady Asia) and Cho Ming Xiu (Founder, Campus Psy) in an engaging discussion on youth work and their personal journeys embarking on a career in the road less travelled.  

Join Dr Daniel Seah, Lecturer at the SUSS School of Law as he shares about the impact of COVID-19 on the higher education landscape and his suggestions on what changes will be temporary and what can industry players expect for the long term.