Our Donors 

The Accenture Outstanding Student Award in Information and Communications Technology (Software Engineering) is made possible by Accenture Pte Ltd. Accenture is a leading global professional services company with approximately 791,000 people serving clients in more than 120 countries. It helps the world’s leading businesses, governments and other organisations build their digital core, optimise their operations, accelerate revenue growth and enhance citizen services—creating tangible value at speed and scale.

The Aditya Ranjan Book Prize in Software Modelling and Analysis is made possible by Mr Aditya Ranjan.

The Amazon Web Services Book Prize in Cloud Computing and Big Data is made possible by Amazon Web Services Singapore Private Limited, part of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) global infrastructure platform in the cloud that powers hundreds of thousands of organisations in 190 countries around the world.

The AsiaCloud Solutions Book Prize in Security Governance, Risk Management and Compliance is made possible by AsiaCloud Solutions Private Limited. AsiaCloud is a Singapore-based IT provider that helps small and medium-sized businesses protect their systems, data, and customer information. Its focus is on keeping businesses safe from cyber threats like phishing and ransomware, while also helping them meet Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) requirements. 

Through its AC360 services, AsiaCloud makes cybersecurity and data protection simple and affordable — from email and device protection to backup, monitoring, and staff training. Everything that AsiaCloud does is designed to help businesses bounce back quickly if something goes wrong and stay compliant with local data laws.

The Association of Information Security Professionals Book Prize in Special Topics in Security is made possible by the  Association of Information Security Professionals (AiSP), an independent cybersecurity association that believes in developing, supporting as well as enhancing industry technical competence and management expertise to promote the integrity, status and interests of Information Security Professionals in Singapore. It was officially launched on 17 April 2008 by Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, who was then Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports.

The Blu5 Group Book Prizes in Machine Learning and Mobile Security are made possible by Blu5 Group. Blu5 takes pride in supporting digitalisation teams with SElink™ Zero Trust Networking to overcome constant but pressing challenges in connectivity, networking and security ranging from workstations, machines, controllers and even down to minuscule sensor level. SElink™ brings invaluable but measurable benefits to various verticals for easy remote access yet, air-gapping critical infrastructures and resources (i.e. IIoT, OT, Industrial Automation, FinTech, BioMedical, Space & Defence and more) against internal and external cyber threats. Since its foundation in 2007 and with over 40+ patents, the Blu5 R&D team continues to evolve in generating innovative solutions.

The  Bureau Veritas Marine Singapore Good Progress Awards in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (Marine Engineering Specialisation, Naval Architecture Specialisation, and Offshore Engineering Specialisation), and the  Bureau Veritas Marine Singapore Outstanding Student Award in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering  are made possible by  Bureau Veritas Marine Singapore Pte Ltd, a prominent classification society (class survey of ships and industrial inspection of naval and non-naval materials). Established in 1973, the company has grown from a small team of marine surveyors to a diverse workforce. Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore Singapore offers a wide range of services across the marine and offshore industries.

The Capella Hotel Book Prizes in Capstone Project and IWSP are made possible by Capella Singapore.  Located within 30 acres of lush rainforest on Sentosa island, Capella Singapore has cemented itself as one of the most luxurious hotels in the region over the last decade. The resort has been recognised on Condé Nast Traveler's coveted Gold List in 2026 and Forbes Five-Star rated for 14 consecutive years.

The CASA Singapore Book Prize in Best Capstone Project is made possible by  CASA (S) Pte. Ltd. Casa is a leading distributor of home appliances in Singapore with an extensive distribution network locally, consisting of over 300 established retailers and dealers islandwide. Since its beginnings, Casa has expanded its business footprint beyond Southeast Asia, and will plan to distribute its products to other global markets.

The CSIT Book Prize in Secured Software Development and CSIT Outstanding Student Awards in Information and Communications Technology (Information Security and Software Engineering) are made possible by the Centre for Strategic Infocomm Technologies (CSIT). CSIT is a technical agency in the Ministry of Defence that harnesses cutting-edge digital technologies to provide advanced cybersecurity and secured digital solutions for Singapore's defence and public sectors. CSIT’s technical focus includes Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Software Engineering, and Cloud Infrastructure and Services. 

CSIT analyses data to discover potential threats, conduct technical investigations, develop new capabilities and provide threat intelligence to support national security missions such as cyber defence, counter-terrorism, and counter hostile information operations.

The Changi Airport Group Book Prize in Airport Operations and Management is made possible by Changi Airport Group, whose mission is to be a global leading airport company, anchored in the heart of Asia, pioneering safe, secure, sustainable and vibrant air hubs, ready for the future.

The Choo Chiau Beng Outstanding Student Award in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering is made possible by Mr Choo Chiau Beng, who wishes to empower talented and deserving undergraduates to make most of a quality education at SIT.

The CPA Australia Book Prize in Transfer Pricing is made possible by CPA Australia Ltd, one of the largest professional accounting bodies in the world, with more than 172,000 members in over 100 countries and regions, including more than 8,600 members in Singapore. CPA Australia has been operating in Singapore since 1954 and opened the Singapore office in 1989. Core services include education, training, technical support and advocacy. CPA Australia provides thought leadership on local, national and international issues affecting the accounting profession and public interest. They engage with governments, regulators and industries to advocate policies that stimulate sustainable economic growth and have positive business and public outcomes.

The Cybersprout Book Prize in Network Security is made possible by Cybersprout Pte Ltd, a web technology and solution provider that aims to help small and midsize companies to quickly implement IT and ecommerce solutions effectively and professionally.  

The Dell Cloud Native Awards in Cloud and Distributed Computing, and Professional Software Development and Team Project 2, and the Dell Technologies Innovation Award in Machine Learning are made possible by Dell Global B.V. Singapore Branch. Dell Technologies helps organisations and individuals build their digital future and transform how they work, live and play. The company provides customers with the industry’s broadest and most innovative technology and services portfolio for the data era.

The EPS Computer Systems Book Prize in Digital Innovations for Integrated Media is made possible by EPS Computer Systems Pte Ltd, one of the leading IT talent acquisition and outsourcing companies in Singapore with innovative IT solutions and IT talent outsourcing services.    

The Foo Kon Tan Book Prize in Corporate Reporting and Financial Analysis is made possible by Foo Kon Tan LLP, one of Singapore’s most established and respected accountancy practices. Founded in 1968, the firm provides holistic one-stop business and advisory solutions to discerning clients, encompassing a full range of assurance, tax and advisory services to help clients navigate the ever-changing dynamics of the business and regulatory environments in the domestic as well as global markets.  

The Jean Lee Clinical Practice Education Performance Award in Speech and Language Therapy is made possible by Mr Guo Dongxu.

The steel.sg Book Prize in Design of Steel and Concrete Structures is made possible by Hiap Chuan Hardware (Pte) Limited. With over 50 years of history, the established stockist provides a wide range of steel products to meet the needs of their customers from a wide range of industries, from shipyards to engineering firms and construction companies.

The HK & HM Charity Foundation Gold Medal in Computer Engineering is made possible by HK & HM Charity Foundation, through The Community Foundation of Singapore. The HK & HM Charity Foundation is dedicated to advancing education and nurturing talent in fields that shape the future. Through this award, the Foundation hopes to inspire the next generation of computer engineers to pursue excellence, push the boundaries of innovation, and apply their skills towards meaningful impact for society.

The IMDA Gold Medals in Applied Artificial Intelligence, Information and Communications Technology (in Information Security and Software Engineering), and Applied Computing (Fintech), are made possible by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). IMDA develops and regulates the infocomm and media sectors to create a dynamic, holistic, and exciting ecosystem filled with growth opportunities through talent, research, innovation, and enterprise. As Architects of Singapore’s Digital Future, IMDA strives to ensure businesses, the workforce and the public are ready for a future enabled by infocomm and digital media.

The Ingredion Outstanding Student Award in Food Technology is made possible by Ingredion Singapore. Ingredion is a leading global ingredients solutions company that makes sweeteners, starches, nutrition ingredients and biomaterials that are used by customers in everyday products from foods and beverages to paper and pharmaceuticals.

The IRAS Top Student Award in Taxation is made possible by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). IRAS, established in 1992, is the country’s main tax administrator. It manages income tax, GST, property tax, and stamp duties, while also shaping tax policies and supporting economic development through initiatives like the Enterprise Innovation Scheme. IRAS is known for its digital-first approach and commitment to service excellence.

The IEEE Power and Energy Society Singapore Chapter Book Prize in Electrical and Magnetic Systems is made possible by the IEEE Power and Energy Society (PES) Singapore Chapter, which was established in 1984. For nearly four decades, the Chapter has been the leading professional development hub for the power and energy engineering community in Singapore. Its mission is to empower and educate the PES community with the latest technological advancements in the electric power industry. The Chapter achieves this by organising various technical events, seminars, short courses, workshops, symposiums, and conferences on trending topics in the power and energy sector. Additionally, it hosts social and community events, offering excellent networking opportunities with industry leaders. The Chapter's scholarship and student award initiatives inspire and motivate engineering students to pursue careers in power and energy. It also collaborates closely with other IEEE Societies, Chapters, and Affinity Groups to conduct interdisciplinary programmes and events.

The Institute of Materials (East Asia) Book Prize is made possible by Institute of Materials (East Asia), an affiliate of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, UK. Institute of Materials (East Asia) is a professional institution with the mission to promote knowledge of materials science and engineering. It devotes itself to organising professional activities, assists and co-ordinates various research activities and provides experts’ service to the materials industry.

The ITSEC Asia Book Prize in Ethical Hacking is made possible by ITSEC Services Asia Pte Ltd. ITSEC is one of the leading information security consulting firms in Asia, and has served and empowered businesses since its inception in 2008. The firm with 200 employees has delivered 5000+ next-generation information/operational security services/solutions successfully.

The JTC Yearly Performance Award in Sustainable Built Environment is made possible by JTC Corporation. Since its inception in 1968, JTC has played a strategic role in ensuring Singapore stays innovative and dynamic amid global manufacturing trends. 

As a government agency under Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry, JTC is paving the way forward for Singapore’s industrial landscape with sustainable, green and smart estate masterplans such as one-north, Seletar Aerospace Park, Jurong Innovation District, and Punggol Digital District. These estates attract new investment and foster collaborative ecosystems that strengthen Singapore’s position as an advanced manufacturing hub. JTC also drives innovation in the Built Environment sector by piloting new construction technologies, green building technologies, and smart, sustainable facilities management practices.

The Kaspersky Book Prizes in Digital Forensics, and Malware Analysis and Defence are made possible by Kaspersky Lab Singapore, the 34th representative division of Kaspersky Lab, a global cybersecurity company which has been operating in the market for over 28 years.

The SIT-Keppel Gold Medals are made possible by Keppel Care Foundation. Keppel’s community work is directed towards fulfilling the economic potential of local communities through education and skills development, among other objectives.

The Kevin Liang Book Prizes in Contemporary Restaurant Cooking and Culinary Fundamentals are made possible by Mr Kevin Liang, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of EPS Computer Systems Pte Ltd, who wishes to encourage the pursuit of excellence among students of the culinary arts, marketing communication and web technologies.

The  CDL Millennium & Copthorne Book Prize in Hospitality Investment and Asset Management or Asset Management  and the  CDL Millennium & Copthorne Gold Medal  are made possible by  Mr Kwek Leng Beng  and  City Developments Limited (CDL). Mr Kwek is the Executive Chairman of Hong Leong Group Singapore. He is also Executive Chairman of CDL and Millennium & Copthorne Hotels Limited, and Chairman and Managing Director of Hong Leong Finance Limited. 

CDL is a leading global real estate company with a network spanning 167 locations across 28 countries and regions. Listed on the Singapore Exchange, the Group is one of the largest companies by market capitalisation. Its income-stable and geographically diverse portfolio comprises residences, offices, hotels, serviced apartments, student accommodation, retail malls and integrated developments.

The Land Transport Authority Distinguished Student Awards (in Computer Engineering and Engineering Systems) are made possible by the Land Transport Authority (LTA). LTA is a statutory board under the Ministry of Transport, which spearheads land transport developments in Singapore.

The Dr Lee Su Ann Book Prize in Sonography is made possible by Dr Lee Su Ann to encourage radiography students to spark their interest in sonography and subsequently go on to become excellent sonographers. Dr Lee Su Ann trained as a radiologist in Singapore and started her career in a restructured hospital before moving on to private practice. She has been in clinical practice for more than 10 years and finds her work akin to a medical detective meaningful.

The Mingde Foundation Gold Medal in Computer Engineering is made possible by Mingde Foundation in support of students’ educational pursuits.

The Mitsubishi Electric Asia Book Prize in Mechanical Design is made possible by Mitsubishi Electric Asia Pte Ltd. Mitsubishi Electric Asia is a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, a world-leading manufacturer of products ranging from home electronics, industrial and factory automation, semiconductors and devices, public utility systems, and defense and space systems. Established in Singapore in 1977, Mitsubishi Electric Asia has been providing reliable, high-quality products to homes, businesses and industries in Asia Pacific.

The Mnex Global Book Prize in Occupational Therapy and Chronic Disease Management with Older Adults is made possible by Mnex, a precision contract manufacturer building on Meiban Group's legacy. With 20+ years of expertise in precision engineering and contract manufacturing across Singapore, Malaysia and China, we offer vertically integrated solutions from product design and tooling development to precision plastic injection molding and final assembly.

The Mount Alvernia Hospital Book Prize in Development in Nursing Practice is made possible by Mount Alvernia Hospital, Singapore’s first private and only not-for-profit Catholic hospital. With close to 380 beds, the hospital has a dedicated Clinical Pastoral Care team and is supported by 331 on-campus specialist doctors and 1,415 accredited doctors. Guided by the motto ‘Serve all with Love’, it is committed to holistic care for patients and their families regardless of background or belief.

The Nexia Singapore PAC Book Prizes in Advanced Auditing and Taxation are made possible by Nexia Singapore PAC, a public accounting firm with a single purpose – to create long-term value for its clients by meeting their needs at any point of their growth journey, regardless of the nature or size of the engagement, anywhere around the world. The firm’s expertise covers audit and assurance, tax, business advisory, outsourcing, risk and governance, corporate recovery, company incorporation, corporate secretarial services, and IT infrastructure and solutions.

The NHG Health Gold Medals in Diagnostic Radiography, Dietetics and Nutrition, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Speech and Language Therapy are made possible by NHG Health. NHG Health is  a leader in public healthcare in Singapore, committed to  Adding Years of Healthy Life to the people it serves. Its comprehensive range of clinical services is delivered through an integrated network that spans primary care polyclinics, acute tertiary hospitals, community hospitals, and national specialty centres. Through this coordinated system of care, NHG Health plays a vital role in advancing accessible, high-quality healthcare and nurturing future generations of healthcare professionals.

The Oribel Book Prize in Occupational Justice and Disabilities Studies is made possible by Oribel Pte. Ltd. Oribel is a global lifestyle brand designing premium baby gears and development toys. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Singapore, Oribel is known for its original, innovative and aesthetically beautiful products for the modern parents.

The Parkway Radiology Clinical Practice Education Performance Award in Diagnostic Radiography is made possible by Parkway Radiology, Singapore’s leading private radiology provider and a member of IHH Healthcare. With over 40 years of clinical excellence, Parkway Radiology delivers a full spectrum of diagnostic and interventional services across an extensive network, including the radiology departments of Mount Elizabeth Hospitals, Gleneagles Hospital and Parkway East Hospital, seven radiologic clinics, and a mobile mammography service. Driven by a highly skilled team, Parkway Radiology is at the forefront of innovation, advancing best-in-class radiology practice and setting new benchmarks in patient care.

The Rohde & Schwarz Outstanding Student Award in Systems Engineering (ElectroMechanical Systems) or Mechatronics System is made possible by Rohde & Schwarz Asia Pte Ltd, a global technology group striving for a safer and connected world. With its Test & Measurement, Technology Systems and Networks & Cybersecurity Divisions, the company creates tomorrow's innovations today. The company's leading-edge products and solutions empower industrial, regulatory and military customers to attain technological and digital sovereignty. 

Rohde & Schwarz established its presence in Singapore in 1997, offering state-of-the-art solutions to its customers in all its business fields. The advantage of local and regional expertise coupled with a strong network of subsidiaries in Asia further strengthens its reputation as a trusted partner. 

As an integral part of the global strategy of Rohde & Schwarz, its operations in Singapore have grown to match market demands. Today, Rohde & Schwarz in Singapore has well-established R&D capabilities, production, systems engineering, supply chain management and procurement services.

The Rotary Club of Jurong Town Book Prize in Managing Long Term Conditions in Communities is made possible by Rotary Club of Jurong Town, Singapore. Chartered in 1971 and the fourth Rotary Club in Singapore, the club’s primary focus is to provide humanitarian service and encourage goodwill and peace.

The Samwoh Corporation Outstanding Student Award in Civil Engineering is made possible by Samwoh Corporation Pte Ltd, a market leader in civil engineering and material supply as well as a specialist in pavement management and sustainable construction, underpinned by in-house capabilities in research and innovation.

The Seah Moon Ming – SMRT Book Prize for Best Capstone Project and the Seah Moon Ming Yearly Performance (Year 1) Award in Engineering Systems are made possible by the Seah Moon Ming Foundation. The Seah Moon Ming Foundation believes in kindness, humility and respect. The foundation aims to assist the less fortunate people who aspire to be better educated and well connected with the community.

The Shirley Koh Book Prize in Introduction to A La Carte Cooking is made possible by Ms Shirley Koh, who wishes to encourage the pursuit of excellence among students of the culinary arts.

The Singapore Chemical Industry Council Book Prizes in Bachelor Thesis and Process Safety are made possible by Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC). The SCIC is the official body representing the interests of the chemical companies in Singapore in the private sector. Its member companies comprise of key multinationals and small and medium enterprises of chemical manufacturers as well as logistic services providers and traders.

The Singapore Concrete Institute Book Prize is made possible by Singapore Concrete Institute. The Institute was formed in July 1978. It is a non-profit organisation dedicated to advance concrete technology and its applications, foster collaboration with academia and industry partners, and share best practices.

The Singapore Food Manufacturers' Association Book Prize in Industrial Systems Improvement is made possible by the Singapore Food Manufacturers' Association (SFMA), a professional and active trade association formed in 1967 by a small group of like-minded local food manufacturers with the purpose of developing and promoting the local food manufacturing industry. With over 430 members, SFMA has evolved into the apex body for the food manufacturing industry of Singapore and is well-recognised and endorsed by Singapore governing bodies like EnterpriseSG.

The Singapore Green Building Council Outstanding Student Award in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services) or Sustainable Built Environment is made possible by Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC). Established in 2009, SGBC enables sustainability across the building and construction value chain, championing capability development and innovative solutions that support industry transformation through Membership, Certification and outreach programmes. The repository of proven green building solutions helps to enable green procurement in the industry, profiling leading and innovative solutions that go towards building a greener, healthier built environment. Together with a growing pool of industry-recognised Green Mark Accredited Professionals, SGBC addresses every touchpoint of the green building ecosystem.

The SNMA Book Prize in Data Analytics is made possible by the Singapore Noodles Manufacturers' Association.

The Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association Book Prize in in Dietetics Leadership and Management is made possible by the Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association (SNDA). The SNDA is a professional organisation for Nutritionists and Dietitians, founded in 1984. SNDA promotes the advancement of nutritional science, improving relationships between nutritionists, dietitians and other allied health professionals. Over the years, SNDA has been active in organising continuing education events for the professional enrichment of its members. SNDA has been actively involved in organising and supporting professional meetings and seminars to facilitate learning and advancement of the profession.

The Book Prize in Operational Excellence in Engineering is made possible by the Singapore Quality Institute (SQI). SQI was formed in 1971 and operates as a non-profit professional Institute, which promotes and advances excellence in the field of quality in Singapore. It actively champions quality initiatives in the region and worldwide through networking and collaboration with other international quality organisations. The Institute is a World Partner of the American Society for Quality (ASQ) and a Board Member of the Asian Network for Quality (ANQ).

The SMRT Gold Medal in Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Engineering Systems with Specialisation in Land Transport is made possible by SMRT Corporation Ltd.

 SMRT Corporation Ltd is Singapore’s leading public transport provider. It is the country's dominant rail operator, managing and operating the North-South Line, East-West Line, Circle Line, Thomson-East Coast Line, and the Bukit Panjang Light Rail Transit. These services are complemented by its bus, taxi, and private hire vehicle operations. Besides these public transport services, SMRT creates vibrant transit destinations through the work of its commercial arm, Stellar Lifestyle, as well as its commuter engagement team. 

Beyond Singapore, SMRT is partnering Prasarana Malaysia Berhad to design, build, operate, and maintain the Johor-Bahru Singapore RTS Link. This is set to enhance cross-border connectivity. 

Guided by the vision of “Moving People, Enhancing Lifestyles”, SMRT believes in continuous improvement and pragmatic innovation to transform and shape the way we live, play and connect with one another.

The SP Group Book Prize in Transmission and Distribution  is made possible by SP Group. SP Group owns and operates electricity and gas transmission and distribution networks in Singapore and Australia, and delivers integrated sustainable energy solutions across Singapore, China, Vietnam and Thailand. 

SP serves more than 1.7 million industrial, commercial and residential customers in Singapore with world-class transmission, distribution, and market support services. As a leading utilities provider in the Asia Pacific, SP Group is empowering the future of energy through low-carbon, smart energy solutions for its customers.

The St Luke’s ElderCare Book Prize in Physiotherapy Across Lifespan is made possible by St Luke’s ElderCare Ltd (SLEC). SLEC is a Christian healthcare provider dedicated to serving the elders in Singapore regardless of race, language and religion. It is committed to addressing the evolving needs of the community, excelling in social care and clinical excellence for ageing well. Since its formation in 1999, SLEC has grown to be one of Singapore’s largest senior care service providers, serving more than 28,000 elders across over 33 facilities throughout Singapore. It offers a comprehensive suite of services: community-based active ageing services, centre-based senior care and rehabilitation services, home-based services and residential-based (nursing home) services.

The Taylor & Francis Asia Pacific Book Prize in Building Energy Simulations and Assessment is made possible by Taylor & Francis, one of the world's leading publishers of advanced, emergent and applied academic research and knowledge. They commission, curate and publish expert research and provide a range of services to researchers and knowledge makers, contributing to human progress and discovery through knowledge.

The Tan Suat Hoon Commendable Award in Occupational Therapy is made possible by Ms Teo Poh Heng.

The Hegen Foundation Book Prizes in Health Systems – Global Perspectives, Leadership and Change Management, Paediatric Feeding and Swallowing Disorders, and Teaching, Learning and Assessing in Healthcare, are made possible by The Hegen Foundation. The establishment of these Book Prizes aligns with Hegen’s mission of empowering 100 million mothers worldwide and nurturing the next generation. By investing in education, Hegen extends its core belief in cherishing and nurturing life, ensuring that future leaders have the resources to thrive and contribute meaningfully to society. Through this initiative, The Hegen Foundation continues its commitment to giving back and creating positive, lasting change for generations to come.

The Ngee Ann Kongsi Gold Medal (For the Most Outstanding Graduating Student) is made possible by The Ngee Ann Kongsi. A non-profit body, it funds educational and other charitable projects with revenue generated from its ventures such as the landmark Ngee Ann City shopping and office complex on Orchard Road.

The  UFIT Book Prize in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy is made possible by UFIT Clinic Pte. Ltd. Established in 2016 as the clinical arm of UFIT, founded in Singapore in 2009, UFIT Clinic provides expert physiotherapy through its unique Circle of Care, where clinicians collaborate with strength, movement and nutrition professionals to support each individual’s health journey. With a proactive, whole-person approach, the clinic combines hands-on treatment, exercise rehabilitation and education to help people recover, move confidently and build lasting resilience in sport, work and everyday life.

The Practical Cyber Book Prize in Information Security Risk Management and Audit is made possible by  Verixiom Pte Ltd. With its mission to empower professionals and new entrepreneurs in cybersecurity, Verixiom, also known as Practical Cyber, is committed to creating and continuously improving effective learning methods to help diverse communities with their online educational needs. It is dedicated to promoting online knowledge and awareness of the demands of ever-changing internet technological trends for professional competency.

The WSP Book Prize in Electromagnetic Fields and Waves is made possible by WSP Consultancy Pte Ltd. WSP is one of the world’s leading professional services firms, uniting its engineering, advisory and science-based expertise to shape communities to advance humanity. From local beginnings to a globe-spanning presence today, WSP operates in over 50 countries and employs approximately 73,000 professionals, known as Visioneers. Together they pioneer solutions and deliver innovative projects across the transportation, infrastructure, environment, building, energy, water, advisory, digital services, project management and mission critical sectors.

The YP Academy Book Prize in Database System is made possible by YP Academy Pte Ltd. YP Academy provides high quality programmes designed and taught by industry experts to equip practitioners with value-added skills and competencies.

The Yzer Solutions Book Prize in Palliative and End-of-Life Care is made possible by Yzer Solutions Pte Ltd, a consultancy which specialises in the provision of customised training, coaching and consulting services for individuals and organisations in the Asia-Pacific region.