At a young age, Nadia Angelica had a keen interest in everything relating to sustainability and the environment. With a strong sense of public duty and passion for shaping Singapore’s environmental future, the Singapore Sustainability Scholarship became a stepping stone to attaining the career of her dreams.
16 young individuals have received the Singapore Sustainability Scholarship (SSS) to pursue courses in engineering, environmental, food, and science-related disciplines locally or overseas. Ms Grace Fu, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, presented the scholarships at the award ceremony on 21 July 2025.
Get a glimpse into the diverse efforts behind building a cleaner and greener nation with Singapore Sustainability Scholar (NEA), Ng Yi Xin, from managing cleaning initiatives at hawker centres to shaping waste management policy and planning.
Fascinated by how engineering plays a part in shaping Singapore’s green plans, Singapore Sustainability Scholar Albert Chieng decided to pursue an exciting engineering career with the National Environment Agency (NEA) and contribute to the sustainable growth of the garden city’s built environment.
Seventeen outstanding young individuals set to pursue courses in earth and planetary science, molecular and cell biology, plus other science and engineering disciplines, received the Singapore Sustainability Scholarship (SSS) from Ms Grace Fu, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, at an award ceremony on 22 July 2024.
NEA Scholar Michelle Tan combines her science and engineering interests with her desire to contribute towards realising a sustainable nation.
15 outstanding young individuals received Singapore Sustainability Scholarship (SSS) from Ms Grace Fu, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, at an award ceremony on 24 July 2023.
In less than 2 years with NEA, Singapore Sustainability Scholar Zhao Ying has already ventured into sustainability work in two distinct environmental domains.
Keeping citizens at the heart of what he does, Singapore Sustainability Scholar Pang Hao Yang undertook additional roles at NEA to combat covid-19 and dengue.
Singapore Sustainability Scholar Li Hong shares that the NEA values resonated with her, and she hopes to make a positive impact on people’s everyday lives.
17 promising individuals received the National Environment and Water (NEW) Scholarship from Singapore’s Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Mr Masagos Zulkifli, at the NEW Scholarship Award Ceremony this afternoon. The recipients will be pursuing studies in engineering, environmental, food and science-related domains, that will allow them to contribute to important initiatives to mitigate climate change and other increasingly complex environmental challenges while safeguarding Singapore’s water and food security.
Geohazards such as earthquakes and volcanoes can impact Singapore, but few pursue the path of a geophysicist to learn about and understand these hazards.
