Discover how the Distinguished Senior Fellowship Programme (DSFP) lies at the heart of NUS' evolution to meet the challenges and leverage the opportunities of a 100-year life.
Reflections on Harvard’s Advanced Leadership Initiative and NUS’ Distinguished Senior Fellowship Programme (DSFP).
Learn how NUS’s new programme equips senior leaders to discover meaning and purpose for their next chapter in an era of longevity.
Explore how groundbreaking advances in immune cell therapy are revolutionising medicine and extending human healthspan through innovative biotechnological frontiers.
Explore how DSFP’s elective seminar on Climate Change & the Urban Ecosystem brings together senior fellows to craft sustainable, health-focused solutions that benefit communities.
Uncover how Dr Jovan Tan’s DSFP seminar empowers senior leaders to design sustainable innovations that create real-world impact — blending purpose, strategy, and long-term value for future generations.
Join Dr Jeremy Lim in unpacking the systems, choices, and policies shaping how we age — what it costs, and what is at stake.
Explore how two arts appreciation seminars led by Assoc Prof Greg Petersen invite senior leaders to reflect on the power, purpose, and patronage of art in shaping identity and society.
Two elective seminars by Adjunct Professor Ajay Makhija equip senior leaders with tools to interpret geopolitical shifts and navigate media complexity with discernment and confidence.
Under the guidance of Dr Lai Ah Eng, discover how music, marriage and religion reveal the deep intercultural flows of our region.
Join Assoc Prof Thang Leng Leng to explore how intergenerational connection can transform the ageing experience into one of meaning, contribution and mutual growth.
Recap on Prof Andrea Maier’s insightful keynote at the DSFP Orientation on how the new science of ageing helps us not just add years to life, but life to years.
How do we truly thrive across a century-long lifespan? DSFP Candidate Stanley Sia shares the first of his five-part LIVeD framework on his blog, starting with learning, where all change begins.
NUS President Professor Tan Eng Chye reflected on the evolving role of universities as he welcomed the first cohort of DSFP Candidates as trailblazers shaping a new chapter of lifelong learning, community and impact beyond traditional careers.