A new chapter for NTU LKCMedicine
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Image: (L-R) Prof Joe Sim, Group CEO, National Healthcare Group; Prof Joseph Sung, NTU LKCMedicine Dean and NTU Senior Vice President (Health & Life Sciences); Minister for Education Mr Chan Chun Sing; Mr Lim Chuan Poh, NTU Board Member and LKCMedicine Governing Board Chairman; Ms Jennie Chua, NTU Pro-Chancellor; Prof Ernst Kuipers, NTU Vice President (Research), at the homecoming event on 1 Aug.
LKCMedicine was incepted in 2010 as a joint medical school by NTU and Imperial College London. Having found its footing over the years as a top-quality medical school globally, NTU will now award its own medical degrees, starting with the incoming cohort.
This pioneer cohort will learn from an enhanced NTU curriculum designed to prepare them for a rapidly evolving and tech-driven healthcare landscape, and foster mental resilience and professional development.
To celebrate this new beginning, LKCMedicine unveiled its refreshed identity at its milestone event, Homecoming To a New Chapter. Mr Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education, graced the event as the Guest-of-Honour.