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Read real stories from Built Environment scholars and students to find out what drives them to build careers in the sector.

Last updated 19 June 2026

Discover what drives students to pursue a career in the BE through their personal stories and reflections.

Succeed 2025

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SUCCEED 2025 POST EVENT RECAP POST (opens in new tab)

At SUCCEED 2025, over 100 civil engineering students from NUS, NTU, and SIT came together for a day of collaboration and hands-on learning. As part of the first-ever inter-university civil engineering day, student teams took on the Floating Tower Challenge, connected with industry professionals from Bachy Soletanche, KTC, Lum Chang, Obayashi, Teambuild, and Woh Hup, and engaged in engineering-themed games.

Sayyid Harith Bin Mohd, Built Environment Scholar

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Built Environment Scholar Sayyid Harith Bin Mohd Haron’s Journey (opens in new tab)’

Sayyid Harith Bin Mohd Haron, a Built Environment Scholar made the switch from aviation to facilities management with a goal to create smart, sustainable spaces that serve communities. Now studying Project and Facilities Management at NUS, he looks forward to growing his expertise in facilities operations, township management, and sustainable building solutions after graduating. Read more to learn about Sayyid’s experience as a BE Scholar.

Jeremy Loke, Built Environment Scholar

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Journey into civil engineering (opens in new tab)

Meet Jeremy Loke, a Built Environment Scholar whose fascination with mega structures led him to pursue civil engineering at NUS. Upon graduation, he looks forward to driving innovation in the sector through technology adoption and digital tools to enhance precision and efficiency in construction.