British Council Singapore recently celebrated the remarkable achievements of UK alumni at the Study UK Alumni Awards 2025, held on 20 February at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore. This prestigious event recognised individuals who have utilised their UK education to make significant impacts in their professions and communities.
The awards highlighted the transformative power of education across four categories. Wen Si Chow, a Senior Legal Counsel at Mott MacDonald, received the Business and Innovation Award for her efforts in promoting inclusivity in the STEM industry. The Culture and Creativity Award went to Ken Chong, an award-winning composer and educator, for his contributions to Singapore’s music scene. Stephanie Choon Xia Liaw, the Energy Lead for Singapore and Malaysia at Mott MacDonald, was honoured with the Science and Sustainability Award for her work in energy transition. Lastly, Shalom Lim Ern Rong, an advocate for disability inclusion, received the Social Action Award.
HE Nik Mehta, British High Commissioner to Singapore, praised the awardees, stating, “All four Singapore winners inspire me because they are making a difference to our world in fields ranging from science and sustainability to culture, social engagement, and business innovation.”
The awards underscore the enduring educational and cultural ties between the UK and Singapore, especially as Singapore marks its 60th year of independence. The British Council remains committed to supporting UK alumni worldwide, ensuring their achievements continue to inspire future generations.
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