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PRESENTATION CEREMONY 14 – 16 April 2021 SIM – UNIVERSITY OF LONDON PRESENTATION CEREMONY 14 – 16 April 2021 35 WONDERFUL YEARS AND THE PASSION CONTINUES TO GROW… In 1986, a strategic alliance started between two partners who shared a strong passion for bringing the best in education to help inspire and fulfill aspirations. SIM, Singapore’s leading private institute of education and training, was all set to support the nation’s rapid industrialization towards economic success by upgrading the qualifications, knowledge and skills of its manpower. The University of London, an established and highly reputable UK institution known as the birthplace of distance learning, was full-out to take the impact of their education to a global scale. The first programme of the SIM-University of London partnership was the BSc (Econ) in Management Studies programme at SIM which met with overwhelming demand. No doubt the prestige and academic quality of a UOL degree was an important factor in this initial success, as was the track record of SIM in delivering an impeccable standard of quality and support for its learners. Most of all, it was the relentless pursuit of excellence and unwavering commitment both partners pledged that have continued to ensure success for their students and their partnership over the next 35 years. Today, SIM is University of London’s largest overseas Teaching Centre with 5,500 students enrolled in 31 programmes, as well as a community of 40,000 graduates spread across the region. The setting up of the University of London-SIM Global Education Regional Centre at SIM HQ in 2018 to raise the University’s profile in the region through the forging of mutually beneficial relationships is a reflection of the robust partnership between the two institutions. 1 The strongest testament to the success of the partnership is the continuing stellar performance of SIM-University of London students among the top in the world. The class of 2020 broke past years’ record with 16% of students scoring First Class Honours, 165 top scorers in the worldwide exams, 80 Commendations and 48 Prizes and Awards for Academic Achievement. The University of London degrees continue to be well recognized by universities for postgraduate admission. In 2019/20, four of our alumni received scholarships to pursue their Master’s at Stanford University and the London School of Economics and Political Science. In the last two years, alumni pursued varied interests – development studies at Cambridge, international affairs at Peking University, quantitative finance at the University of Chicago and management and finance studies at the London Business School. Based on the SIM 2019/20 SIM Graduate Employment Survey conducted by Media Research Consultants on 2019 cohort of graduates from the full-time BSc programmes, 80.1% of SIM-UOL graduates were employed within six months after completing their studies. This overall employment rate included graduates in full-time, part-time and freelance employment. Employers appreciated not only the depth and breadth of the graduate’s academic knowledge and skills but also their adaptability and resourcefulness. In moving with the aspirations of their students, SIM and University of London are constantly reviewing and updating their offerings and bringing new ones relevant in helping their learners thrive in an ever- changing world. In recent years, new studies introduced to impart knowledge and skills for the future of work included data science, artificial intelligence, financial technology, business analytics and digital innovation. 35 years on, the SIM-University of London passion continues to grow and we invite all students and alumni to be part of this flourishing alliance… 2 Class of 2019 SESSION 1 14 APRIL 2021, WEDNESDAY 11.00 AM 3 PROGRAMME 11.00 am Ceremony Commences Opening Address by Mr Seah Chin Siong President and Chief Executive Officer SIM Special Address by Guest of Honour Her Excellency Ms Kara Owen CMG CVO British High Commissioner to Singapore Graduation Address by Professor Wendy Thomson CBE Vice-Chancellor University of London Presentation of Graduates Presentation of Awards Speech by Graduate Representative Mr Rivik Paul Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Economics and Finance Congratulatory messages from Faculty End of Ceremony 4 SESSION 1 GRADUATES MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Teo Ming Yi PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY William Lee Kwek Leong (William Li (PART-TIME) Guoliang) Xie Jing WITH DISTINCTION Yang Xiaozhuo Huang Baozhu Zhao Xin Huang Jing Lim Xiu Hui Charmaine Muhammad Nasser Bin Gamal Angullia Neo Kai Liang Tan Hui Ling Tan Puay Hoon (Chen Peifen) Tan Shan Ling Jolene Tao Bozhen Aw Kai Sheng Chai Fung Shyong Chen Sheng Chew Fang Yun Chng Zonglin Chong Ee Dolly Maria Phng Chiu Yi Geng Xiaoyuan Hii Hiong Soon Hu Weiwei Keshika d/o Ravichandran Khor Kar Mein Kok Chin Chong Kong Sook Fun Lee Chew Thing Lee Meng Lai Li Jiaji Lim Lee Hwee (Lin Lihui) Lim Wennie Liu Qi Meng Lei Morigele Xxx Ong Yin Shi Pang Yuanyuan Peh Chee Yau (Bai Zhiyao) Siew Wei Wei Charmaine (Xiao Weiwei) Soh Weng Kiat Benjamin Tan Ai Lan Tan Hong Kuan 5 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Lim Khang Yeong COMPUTING AND INFORMATION Lim Mei Peng SYSTEMS (FULL-TIME) Lim Zun Chen Lydia Lim Kit Wai FIRST CLASS HONOURS Muhammad Arifin A Afandi Ahmad Faris Bin Ali Muhammad Taqiuddin Bin Mohamed Zaini Andrew Low Muhammad Uzair Khan Bin Ayub Khan Ang Jia Hao* Nicholas Soh Wen Jin Boey Kah Ling Rachel Ong Qiu Hui Chang Rui Hao Pao Wing Yip Chen Yongquan Pau Mun Khai Chow Ray Mun Paul Ng Yong Le De Flavis Nathan Gabriel* Ritarupa Dhar Dev M Sabnani Steven Halim Ivan Lim Jun Han Tan Cheng Shen Khajanchi Prachi Tan Joo Sheng Lee Chee Ann Tan Kok Wee Lee Chun Yan Charlotte Toh Kim Yong Edwin Lim Chun Kiat Vincent Wong Min Hui Lingampalli Neha Wong Wei Neng Loh Zhao Xun Jeremy Ong Kai Xuan Pillay Shrishti Sanjay Shah Smit Chetankumar Shermine Bok Xue Li Soh Zheng Xun Tan Qi Wei Jovin* Tio Yu Han Brian Edgar Vishwanath Hansika Yvonne Tia Keay Mun Alvin Toh Wei Jie Anita Pichammai d/o Shanmugam Ann Rodlie Cruz Pantaleon Benedict Lim Wen Rong Bernardi Arif Bryan Augustino Chan Jian Yang Chan Yong Cheng Eugene Cheng Zenna Chow Yi Long Jeremy Darren Mak Jing Wen Di Yuwen Jason Tay Kai Xiang K Karthik Koh Qi Shan Dasrene Leow Chun Poh 6 *University of London Achievement Prize Winner SESSION 1 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CREATIVE COMPUTING ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (FULL-TIME) (PART-TIME) FIRST CLASS HONOURS FIRST CLASS HONOURS Archana d/o Vadivelu Chen Xiaolin Brandon Chua Shao Jie Lee Jia En Foler Lee Shi Rui Goh Ping Wen Norgel (Wu Binwen) Lim Eng Kiat Lesley Ong Wei Bin Tan Dongzi Ng Yeow Keng (Huang Yaoqing)* Teo Wei Rong Bryan Nur Muhammad Bin Khameed* Pang Wei Xiang Fabian* Phone Thant Ko* Alvin Ho Chee Yang Phyllicia Lim Bi Qi Ang Ching Huey Wan Shu Hua Eileen Chew Fang Ting Jeslin Zhang Kaian Chew Shimin Jermaine Chong Zhi Hoong Chuah Mooi Suen Aguilon Denice Erycka Trinidad Eunice Siaw Akmal Dani Bin Suhaimi* Gan Rui Qun Elaine Chee Mei Ting Htoo Paing Paing Kyaw Elisha Binte Mohd Saim Huang Zhenhao Xavier Geraldine Regine Tee James Tay Wei Song Gillian Tee Mun Wei Jason Quek Zhengcai Goh Jia Zhen Jeong Minhyuk Hoo Junyuan Daniel Khew Jia Wen Lee Jo Lyn Koh Wei Huang Benedict Lim Hui Min Lai Jun Ren Niger Ang Yi Dong Lawrance Tan Hai Fatt Tan Kok Keong Lim Tiong Meng Wong Yu Wen Luan Bianna Neo Kai Xuan Ng Cian Yuh Ngiam Tee Shenn Don Ong Hey Siang Ong Weiliang Pang Yun Han Sahur Saleim Sam Wei Xuan Siti Nur Elisha Binti Shaharudin Soon Jia Jin Kelvin Sow Wee Bing Tan Yee Chin Tan Yi Ning Tay Kai Wen Wang Chen Wang Fei *University of London Achievement Prize Winner 7 Wang Huiqi BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BANKING Wong Wei Cheng Ivan (Huang Weicheng) AND FINANCE (FULL-TIME) Wong Zhe Yang Xu Zhiye FIRST CLASS HONOURS Yit Zheng Yi Alvin Tan Yu Le Yue Shaolong Ang Qi Kai Ang Wei Li Caius Tan Hong Kai Chan Guo En Chen Tingting Chen Zhang Cheng Wan Rong Chew Han Yu Chia Yi Zhe Chong Jun Zhao Chua Haoying Michelle Chua Wen Kang Chua Xingying Charlene Cinthya Virginia Gunawan Erica Lau Zhi Yu Felicia Angela Foo Zeling Glen See Wei Zheng Goh Guo Xian Ryan Grace Koh Lau Yi Fang He Fengming Ho Yu Ning Jared Ling Wei Heng Jason Chua Song Jun Kee Zealin @Ji Zelin Koh Ser Khee Liang Jingyi Lim Zhen Hui Lim Zi Xuan Clarissa Ling Yuan Ting Loh Ying Ling Muhammad Ridhwaan 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