SINGAPORE
saturday 19 NOVEMBEr 2011
tHE uNIVErsIty at a GLaNCE
The University of Newcastle is a leader in teaching and research. With a history of more than 45 years, the University of Newcastle has grown from a locally-focused institution to one that is globally orientated. University of Newcastle established
1965
Full-time academic staff
970
Student enrolments in 2010
35,494
Graduates in 2010
5,764
Undergraduate programs
85
Postgraduate coursework programs
100
Total revenue in 2010
$546 million
Rankings Australian top 10 for research funding and outcomes Ranked 352nd university in the world Shanghai Jiao Tong University Academic Ranking 2010 Ranked 59th university in the Asia-Pacific Shanghai Jiao Tong University Academic Ranking 2010 Ranked 256th university in the world QS World University Rankings 2010
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MESSAGE FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR AND PRESIDENT
Dear graduates, Congratulations on obtaining your degree. A university education is one of the most valuable assets you can have, and today we recognise your commitment and significant achievement. This is my first graduation ceremony as Vice-Chancellor, so this is a particularly special occasion for me. I am delighted to be able to celebrate your achievement with you, and all your family and friends who have provided such valuable support during your studies. In Australia, the University of Newcastle consistently ranks in the top 10 universities for research. On the world stage, the University delivers groundbreaking findings in health and medicine, science and engineering, and energy and the environment. The University is also widely recognised for innovative teaching, and providing a learning environment that challenges, supports and inspires our students. Our presence in Singapore is pivotal to the University providing an important hub that connects us to Asia in partnership with the highly respected PSB Academy. Our operations rank among the largest of foreign universities with a presence in Singapore. Educating first rate graduates is the University’s most important role and it is a responsibility we take very seriously. It is our responsibility to ensure that the degree you have worked so hard to obtain, maintains and grows its value and currency through the recognition of this University as a world class institution with a reputation for excellence in your sphere of achievement. I can give you a commitment that we will continue to work to ensure that in the years ahead the investment you and your family have made in your education at the University of Newcastle will be realised. You will have every reason to remain proud of this institution as it continues to grow in strength, in reputation and international stature. Today also signals your entry into the University’s 105,000 strong alumni network, comprising members from more than 100 countries. The Singapore Alumni Association has been operating for eight years and provides many opportunities for you to connect with friends and professional associates across the globe. Congratulations on obtaining your degree. I wish you every success in the future. Professor Caroline McMillen Vice-Chancellor and President
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RECONCILIATION STATEMENT
The University of Newcastle declares its commitment to Aboriginal reconciliation: developing a strong community and fostering mutual respect, social justice and a united voice between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal Australians. The University of Newcastle respects and acknowledges the Aboriginal land on which the Australian campuses of the University are located. We acknowledge the Aboriginal nations on whose traditional lands the University has a presence, respecting and acknowledging the traditional peoples and the cultural significance and history of the land. The University is aware of the impact of the alienation and other forms of injustices including the removal of children, the loss of land, the destruction of languages and culture, and the ongoing struggle for social and restorative justice. Through acknowledging and understanding past losses and injustices and through committing to redressing the social and economic challenges and ongoing racism, we will continue to move forward together to a better future. The University recognises that education plays an integral role in providing a foundation and platform for the exercise of self-determination and the empowerment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Through collaboration and the provision of culturally responsive education the University seeks to educate and contribute to the development of a harmonious community. The University’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities have supported the University in ensuring an Aboriginal presence at the University and appropriate and effective levels of consultation and collaboration through the sharing of Aboriginal voices, cultural wisdom and knowledge. These attributes are essential to moving forward to a future of equality and respect in teaching and learning, research, cultural inclusion, celebrating diverse cultures and success. The University acknowledges and appreciates the contribution and support by all communities. We will continue to build on existing partnerships and wherever possible forge respectful relationships designed to contribute to the ongoing endeavour of redressing the circumstance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education, health, cultures, languages, social justice, employment and empowerment. The University is committed to providing an environment that is free from racism and discrimination, developing opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to access and succeed in higher education. The University embraces the unique and diverse cultures of Aboriginal – the oldest continuing culture in the world – and Torres Strait Island peoples and to ensure the growth of knowledge for all Australians. With respect and collaboration, the University of Newcastle embraces a united approach to equality and inclusiveness for all Australian peoples.
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ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS
The Master of Ceremonies will announce the imminent commencement of the Ceremony The University Fanfares will herald the entry of the Dais Party The Assembly will rise and remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthems
Australians all let us rejoice, For we are young and free; We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil; Our home is girt by sea; Our land abounds in nature’s gifts, Of beauty rich and rare; In history’s page, let every stage Advance Australia Fair. In joyful strains then let us sing Advance Australia Fair. The Chancellor will declare the proceedings open Award for Honorary Degree Recipient Occasional address Conferring of Research Higher Degrees Conferring of Postgraduate Degrees Musical interlude Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees Presentation of University Medalists The Chancellor will invite the graduate chosen to speak on behalf of the graduates to address the Assembly The Chancellor will declare the Ceremony concluded The Dais party and Assembly will rise as the University fanfares are sounded The Dais party will leave the stage The Procession of Graduates will follow the Dais Party out of the Hall
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THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL As at 1 November 2011
Official Members
Member Appointed by Council
The Chancellor Conjoint Professor Trevor C Waring AM
Mr Brian Kennaugh
BA, MSc(Newc.), FAPS
Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Caroline McMillen MA, DPhil(Oxf), MB, BChir(Camb)
President of the Academic Senate Professor Val J Robertson
Dip(Financial Planning)(Kaplan), BBus(Newc)
Members elected by the Academic Staff Dr Tom Griffiths BEd(Hons), PhD(Newc), GradCert TESOL(UTS)
Professor John Rostas BSc(Hons), PhD(Monash)
BAppSc(Physio)(Lincoln Institute), BA(Hons), PhD(La Trobe)
Member elected by the Non-Academic Staff
The Deputy Chancellor The Hon John Charles Price AM JP
Dip HR(HIT), MME(Newc)
OFIE Aust, I.Eng, IMarEng(UK), MIMarEST(UK), MAICD
Ministerial Appointees
Ms Leanne Holt Members elected by the Students Ms Karen Miller BBus(Acc)(UTS), CA
Ms Sharryn Brownlee
Ms Heather Richards
Conjoint Professor Geoff Lilliss
External persons who are members of Convocation
BE(Hons), MBA(Merit)(Newc), FIE(Aust), MAICD
Dr Ken Moss AM BE(Hons), PhD(Newc), HonFIE(Aust), CPEng, FAICD
Mr Arthur Sinodinos AO BCom(Hons)(Newc), FAIM
Ms Deborah Wright DipTeach(Newc), MBA(SCU), FAMI, CPM
Ms Dianne Allen JP BCom(Newc), CA, MAICD
Mr Peter Cockbain BScEng(Newc), FIEAust, CPEng, FIPENZ, FTSE
The Hon Mahla Pearlman AO BA, LLB(Hons)(Syd), HonLLD(Newc)
Dr Geoff Leonard AM BCom, HonDBus(Newc), FCA, FCPA
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PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY As at 1 November 2011
Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Caroline McMillen MA, DPhil(Oxf), MB, BChir(Camb)
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Global Relations) Professor Kevin McConkey
Faculty Pro Vice-Chancellors Pro Vice-Chancellor (Business and Law) Professor Stephen Nicholas BA(Syracuse), MA(Iowa), FASSA
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Education and Arts) Professor John Germov
BA(Hons), PhD(Qld), FASSA, FAICD
BA(Chisholm), MA(Sociology)(Monash), PhD (Newc)
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Michael Calford
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Engineering and Built Environment) Professor John Carter AM
BSc, PhD(Monash)
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Services) Dr Susan Gould BSc(Hons)(Edin), PhD(Flinders), FAICD
President of Academic Senate Professor Val Robertson BAppSc(Physio)(Lincoln Institute), BA(Hons), PhD(La Trobe)
BE, PhD, DEng(Syd), MASCE, FTSE, FAA, FIEAust, CPEng, GAICD
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Health) Professor Nicholas Talley MBBS(Hons), MD(NSW), MMedSc(ClinEpid)(Newc), PhD(Syd), FRACP, FRCP(London & Edinburgh), FAFPHM, FACP, FACG, AGAF
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Science and Information Technology) Professor Bill Hogarth BSc(Hons)(UNSW), PhD(Newc.), FIMA, CMath, FAustMS
Portfolio Pro Vice-Chancellors Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor Bill Hogarth BSc(Hons)(UNSW), PhD(Newc.), FIMA, CMath, FAustMS
Pro Vice-Chancellor (External Relations) Professor Stephen Crump BA, DipEd(Macq), MEd(Hons), PhD(Sydney)
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Scott Holmes BCom(Newc), PhD(ANU), FCPA
Pro Vice-Chancellor and CEO (Singapore) Mr Robert Cochrane DipBus(Accounting)(CIT), CPA
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THE GRADUATION CEREMONY
THE MACE The Mace is the symbol of formal authority. The Mace used today belongs to the University of Newcastle and was designed by gold and silversmith, Gerald Benney. It is made of Australian walnut and silver and its head represents an open book – the traditional symbol of learning. The Mace was a gift from the University of New South Wales to commemorate the establishment of the University of Newcastle as an autonomous institution on 1 January, 1965. It is always borne ahead of the Chancellor in the academic procession during formal ceremonies such as today’s presentation of academic awards. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE FANFARES In mid-1994, staff and students of the University’s Faculty of Music were invited to submit entries for a competition to compose the University Fanfares. The composition had to be capable of being performed either on organ or on brass. The winning entry by Professor Robert Constable, was first played publicly at the University’s overseas graduation ceremony held in Singapore in August 1994. The Fanfares are performed at all ceremonial functions to herald the entry and departure of the Chancellor and other members of the Council. THE UNIVERSITY MEDAL The award of a University Medal is an honour made only when there is a candidate of sufficient merit. To be considered for this award, a graduate must have a consistent record of exceptional academic achievement at all levels of a bachelor’s degree program, and qualify for a bachelor’s degree with first class honours. HONOURS The award of Honours is given to students who complete an additional year of study after the completion of a bachelor’s degree. Some bachelor’s degrees, such as engineering or education, have Honours embedded in the four year degree program. An Honours year generally consists of part coursework and part research requiring submission of a thesis. Honours can be awarded as Class I, Class II Division I, Class II Division II, or Class III. WITH DISTINCTION A bachelor or master degree is conferred with distinction in cases where a candidate has achieved a Grade Point Average of 6.0 or above in the degree, out of a maximum of 7.0. COMBINED DEGREE A combined degree is one where a student studies for two separate degrees at the same time. It is possible for the student to complete the degree requirements for one degree ahead of the other. The student receives a testamur for each degree. Places for combined degrees are very competitive and offered to the highest performing students who apply.
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF GRADUATION
The graduation ceremony is one of great antiquity. Its essential features have been the same since the 12th century when the first universities came into existence. Its necessary constituents are the Chancellor or his or her deputy, the academic staff, the graduates, and the public. The church had a monopoly of education, partly because it was the guardian of true doctrine, and partly because clerics were almost the only people who could read and write. As a result, the only person who could license a teacher was the bishop of a diocese until, under pressure of other business; he deputed the task to his chief secretary or chancellor. As learning spread, teachers wanted a licence to teach not just in one diocese, but everywhere, and the only person who could give them that was the Pope. The Chancellor’s authority, then, came from the Pope. But at the Reformation, Henry VIII assumed for the Crown all the rights which had previously been the Pope’s in England. That is why all subsequent universities in England have been created by Royal Charter. It is for this reason also that the Chancellor does not wear ecclesiastical robes, as would have been worn in the Middle Ages, but robes similar to those of the Lord Chancellor of England. The second group participating in the ceremony is the academic staff. In the 12th century they would all have been called “masters” or MAs. At that date they were paid no salaries, but hired their own lecture rooms and charged their own fees. But they also formed themselves into a guild or union, which is what universitas originally meant. As in all guilds they were insistent that they, and only they, should determine who should be of their number, and since this involved saying who should be teachers, they soon found themselves in conflict with the Chancellor. In the 13th century they won a great victory when they persuaded the Pope to decree that Chancellors were obliged to confer degrees on all those nominated by the masters. That is why the masters examine the candidates, why the Dean, acting as their spokesperson, reads out the names of those who are to receive degrees, and why the masters at this ceremony watch to see that the Chancellor or his Deputy does what is required of him. Thirdly the graduates. The word “degree” comes from the Latin gradus, which means “a step”. When students are admitted to a Bachelor degree they move one step up towards the mastership. When they are admitted to a master’s degree they climb another step and come up on a level with the masters, who then receive them into their guild or universitas. In the Middle Ages they would then have stayed on the dais, so that their old master could invest them with the symbols of office. But that was only part of the business. The new master had to deliver an inaugural lecture, entertain the whole guild of masters to dinner and preside over disputations for forty days continuously. For that reason, taking one’s master’s degree was called “inception”, or the beginning of one’s career as a master. The academic gowns are derived from the everyday dress of the medieval clergy. In the Middle Ages they were not open in front, but closed like a clergyman’s cassock. It was in about 1500 that academics had the front opened up so as to display the fine clothes which they were wearing underneath. The hood was the normal medieval headwear, but it soon acquired a coloured lining. By the 17th century, if not earlier, these colours were strictly controlled so that anyone could identify from the colour of a graduate’s hood, the university and the degree. The public is the fourth participant. It has an important function because the whole point of the proceedings is that they should be seen and heard by valid witnesses. The public hears the words of the Dean and the Chancellor and sees the new graduates dressed in their respective gowns or robes. The foregoing is an adaptation of an Address given at a Graduation Ceremony at the University of Birmingham by Emeritus Professor R H C Davis and reprinted in his book ‘From Alfred the Great to Stephen’ (Hambledon Press 1991), pp. 307-309. It is reproduced with kind permission of the author’s widow.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE IN SINGAPORE
The University of Newcastle in Singapore has developed to be one of the largest providers of international undergraduate and postgraduate programs in this important city state. Indeed, University operations in Singapore provide a greater range of programs than any other foreign university in Singapore, and we have one of the largest cohorts of staff and students. We currently teach over 2000 students, including over 800 full-time international students. The University of Newcastle offers the following degree programs in Singapore in partnership with PSB Academy: Bachelor of Information Technology; Bachelor of Business; Bachelor of Commerce; Bachelor of Communication; Bachelor of Engineering across several specializations; Bachelor of Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety; and Master of Business Administration. An honours stream in Bachelor of Communication was introduced in 2009. In 2011 we started our new executive part time MBA through the Singapore Accountancy Academy – the Private Education and Training arm of the Institute of CPA’s Singapore. Singapore is a dynamic location for such a trans-national education venture as ours because it is safe, convenient, and provides a professional and dynamic environment for students. Quality teaching is facilitated by our highly qualified Singaporean and Australian academics. Our success is testimony to the hard work of our 25 local full time academic and administrative staff working in partnership with the talented staff of PSB Academy and visiting staff from Newcastle, Australia. Our academic staff are also strong performers in research, thus raising our profile in Singapore. In 2012, we look forward to continued strong growth and positive engagement with the region through our partnerships in Singapore and the region. Robert J Cochrane CPA Pro Vice-Chancellor, University of Newcastle – Singapore
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF ALUMNI (CONVOCATION)
Dear Graduate, Congratulations! As a graduate of the University of Newcastle, you and those who have supported you while you studied, are well justified in being proud of your achievement today. I welcome you on behalf of my graduate peers, to the proud tradition that is the University of Newcastle global Alumni Network, our community of graduates that comprises over 110,000 alumni in more than 95 countries. This network is built on strong, collaborative relationships that foster academic, business, social and career opportunities for our graduates and I encourage to you to engage with our Alumni Network. There are alumni groups in many locations around the world, and the Alumni Presidents’ and Coordinators’ in these locations partner with our Committee and the University Alumni Relations office to make connections of value for our graduates – both with each other, and also with our University. The Singapore Alumni Chapter is made up of alumni living and working in Singapore. It was established in 2003 to provide an avenue for graduates and friends of the University to renew old friendships, create new ones and to strengthen the ties between the community in Singapore and the University. New members are always welcome and alumni who may be travelling to Singapore when an Alumni event is scheduled, are invited to attend these events. Check on the alumni website, or contact the Singapore office when you visit. We seek to play a role in maintaining its reputation as a leading research University both locally, nationally and internationally to maintain the currency of our degrees. We are also committed as alumni to supporting the students who follow us, and many of you will have enjoyed the support of scholarships donated by alumni while you studied. As a valued member of alumni, you are also eligible to become an elected member of the Executive Committee, which plays a a vital and rewarding role in advising the University and in engaging and supporting its graduates through the activities of the global Alumni Network. We also confer the prestigious Alumni Awards annually – recognising outstanding graduates from their early careers to life time achievements. Who knows when you might be the recipient of an Alumni Award?
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF ALUMNI (CONVOCATION) CONTINUED In 2011, a Singapore Graduate Mr Peter Tay won the Alumni Award for International Leadership, flying the flag for our Singapore alumni. Recipients and finalists of the recent 2011 Alumni Awards came from a wide variety of disciplines and from all over the world – all of whom are University of Newcastle graduates. Please keep your current contact details up-to-date on the Alumni website as you commence or continue your career journey, especially your postal address (as many events are location based) and your email address. This can be done easily online at www.newcastle.edu.au/gradlink I can also be contacted directly via email: alumni-president@newcastle.edu.au With best wishes for a great future, Brian Kennaugh, President of Alumni Bachelor of Business 1993
ALUMNI
[uh -luhm-nigh] a group of graduates from a school or university
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE, SINGAPORE ALUMNI CHAPTER
The University of Newcastle, Australia, Singapore Alumni Chapter was founded in 2003. Its main objectives are: 1. To encourage, foster and strengthen relationships between the University of Newcastle and the University’s alumni residing in Singapore. 2. To strengthen ties between the Singapore Community and the University. 3. To assist the University in the achievement of its objectives as a leading educational institution with a diverse representation of nationalities in its student body. The Committee of the Singapore Alumni Chapter for 2011 are: President
William Anthony
Vice President
Kaushik Bhanushali
Secretary
Vishal Kumar
Treasurer
Shrijesh Patel
Immediate Past President
William Wong
Member
Christopher Tan
Member
Tan Roxiang
Member
Nayan Patel
The Singapore Alumni is an active and supportive organisation actively facilitating networking opportunities and the promotion of the University to the local community. They are part of the University’s global Alumni Network. They welcome new graduates and will further strengthen its connections with other groups and associations. www.newcastle.edu.au/alumni
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SATURDAY 19 NOVEMBER 2011
MORNING CEREMONY FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND ARTS Research Higher Degree Graduates will be presented by Professor Mike Calford, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Graduates will be presented by Professor Nicholas Talley, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Faculty of Health) FACULTY OF HEALTH Research Higher Degree Graduates will be presented by Professor Mike Calford, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Graduates will be presented by Professor Nicholas Talley, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Faculty of Health) FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Research Higher Degree Graduates will be presented by Professor Mike Calford, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Graduates will be presented by Professor Scott Holmes, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) Occasional Speaker Dr Tan Chin Nam Graduate Speaker Adrian Yusuf Maringan Pardede
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OCCASIONAL SPEAKER
Dr Tan Chin Nam Dr Tan Chin Nam is one of Singapore’s most distinguished public servants. He served 33 years in leadership roles in the Singapore Public Service before retiring in 2007 as the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Information, Communication and the Arts. Dr Tan completed a Bachelor of Engineering degree in 1973 and a Bachelor of Arts (Economics) degree in 1974 at the University of Newcastle. He graduated with a Master of Business Administration from the University of Bradford in 1977. In 1989 he completed an Advanced Management Programme at Harvard Business School. He received an honorary doctorate from the University of Bradford in 1995 and an honorary doctorate from the University of Newcastle in 1998. Dr Tan joined the Singapore Public Service in 1977. He has held pivotal positions including General Manager and Chairman of the National Computer Board, Managing Director of Economic Development Board, Chief Executive of Singapore Tourism Board, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Manpower, Chairman of the National Library Board and Chairman of the Media Development Authority. Dr Tan is currently the Chair of the Media Development Authority International Advisory Panel. He holds directorships in a number of companies including Stamford Land Corporation Ltd, Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd and Raffles Education Corporation. Dr Tan is a Senior Advisor of Salim Group, Litmus Group and Hexagon Development Advisors and a Trustee of Bankinter Board of Innovation (Spain). During his successful career Dr Tan received four Public Administration Medals from the Government of Singapore. In 1987 he was made an Honorary Fellow of the Singapore Computer Society and in 1995 he was named an Eisenhower Fellow.
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SATURDAY 19 NOVEMBER 2011
AFTERNOON CEREMONY FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW Research Higher Degree Graduates will be presented by Professor Mike Calford, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Graduates will be presented by Professor Stephen Nicholas, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Faculty of Business and Law) FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT Research Higher Degree Graduates will be presented by Professor Mike Calford, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Graduates will be presented by Professor John Carter, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment) Occasional Speaker and Honary Degree Recipient Mr Mike Gray Graduate Speaker Soon Lee Simon Quah
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HONORARY DOCTORATE AND OCCASIONAL SPEAKER
Mr Mike Gray Mr Mike Gray has more than 35 years international experience in the financial sector. Following 10 years in the shipping industry, Mr Gray trained as a Chartered Accountant with Coopers & Lybrand in the United Kingdom. He was admitted as a member to the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales (FCA) in 1976. Prior to retiring at the end of 2004, Mr Gray had risen to the role of partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers Singapore. He was also the firm’s Territorial Senior Partner for Indochina covering Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. He was formerly chairman of the Chartered Institute of Transport (Singapore) and Deputy Chairman of the Public Transport Council, where he served for 14 years. Today, Mr Gray is an independent director of UON Singapore Pte Ltd, which is a subsidiary of the University of Newcastle. He is also a part time senior advisor to Tricor Pte Ltd, a professional firm involved in corporate secretarial, accounting services and outsourcing; and a director and chairman of the audit committees of three companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore and one on the London Stock Exchange. Mr Gray holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Maritime Studies from Plymouth University and a Masters of Arts in South East Asian Studies from the National University of Singapore. He is a Fellow of a number of institutes including: the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, the Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Singapore and the Singapore Institute of Directors.
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RESEARCH HIGHER DEGREES
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
NEWCASTLE BUSINESS SCHOOL
Doctor of Philosophy
Doctor of Philosophy
Zeenathul Farida Abdul Gani
KRita Rosita Pidani BEc(Indonesia), MBA(Monash)
Thesis Title: Identifying Export Barriers and Export Development of Indonesian Manufacturing Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
BEng(Madurai-K), MTech(IIT Madras),
Thesis Title: Ignition Behaviour of Individual Pulverized Coal Particles in Air and Oxy-fuel Environments Hoang Nguyen Tran BEng(Hanoi), MEng(NSW)
FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND ARTS SCHOOL OF DRAMA, FINE ART AND MUSIC Doctor of Philosophy Lynn Charlotte Lu BFA(Pittsburgh), MFA(SanFran.)
Thesis Title: A Punch in the Gut: Experiential Knowledge, Empathy, and Performance Art FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE Doctor of Philosophy B.M. Monjurul Alom BSc(CompEng)(Khulna), MSc(CompEng)(B’desh.Engin.)
Thesis Title: Data Management and Query Processing for Semistructured and Structured Databases Chee Keong Ho BEng(Hons)
Thesis Title: Ultra Wideband Design Techniques for Wireless Medical Monitoring
Thesis Title: Removal of Geosmin and 2-Methylisborneol from Drinking Water by UV TiO2 Treatment FACULTY OF HEALTH SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES AND PHARMACY Doctor of Philosophy Shen Yun Adeline Foo BMedSc(Syd.), MSc(Nan.Tech.)
Thesis Title: Immune Mechanisms that Promote the Development of Inducible Bronchus-Associated Lymphoid Tissue (IBALT) SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES Doctor of Philosophy Zuriati Binti Ibrahim BSc(Dietetics)(Hons), MHlthSc(Nutrition) (NU Malaysia)
Thesis Title: Standardised Nutrition Diagnosis Terminology: Implications for Dietetics Practice
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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH Doctor of Philosophy Archana Patel MBBS, MD(Pediatrics)(Nag.), MSc(Penn)
Thesis Title: Role of Zinc as an Adjunct in the Treatment of Childhood Diarrhea Osamu Yoshino MMed(Japan)
Thesis Title: The Effects of Fluid Resuscitation on Intra-abdominal Pressure FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF DESIGN, COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Doctor of Philosophy Guoyu Qian BEng(China), MSc(Nan.Tech.)
Thesis Title: Atlas-Assisted Assessment and Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease from Neuroimages SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND LIFE SCIENCES Doctor of Philosophy Roksana Huque BSc(Zoology)(Hons), MSc(Zoology)(Dhaka)
Thesis Title: Effect of Nitric Oxide on Metabolism of Fresh-cut Apples and Lettuces in Relation to Surface Browning Jawahar Yogendra Nerkar BEng(Pune), MMSc&Eng(TUDelft)
Thesis Title: Development of Electrode Materials for Hybrid Energy Storage Devices
Master of Philosophy Dian Herlinda Octorina Howan BSc(Chem)(Indonesia)
Thesis Title: Novel Inhibitors of Clathrin Mediated Endocytosis
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PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATES
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW Doctor of Business Administration Ricky Keung Wah Chu Thesis Title: A Study on the Relationships between Ethical Climate, Trust in Top Management, Affective Commitment, Job Satisfaction, Intention to Leave and Job Performance in the Construction Industry in Hong Kong Teik Kee Goh Thesis Title: The Relationship Between Transformational Leadership and Organisation Role-Based Behaviour: The Mediating Effects of Affective Trust in the Leader, Affective Commitment to the Organisation, Intention to Leave, and Workplace Stress Kim Hung Lai Thesis Title: Guanxi, Relationship Marketing and Challenges to the Agricultural Input Retailing Market in China Kai Kwong Loh Thesis Title: The Influence of Brand Personality and Brand Fit on Brand Preference Chan Kuan Loi Thesis Title: Determinants of the Empirical Causal Relationship between CSR and Corporate Performance with Innovation as a Mediator: The Malaysian Experience as a Bench-mark for Regional Understanding
Dewi Lusiana Thesis Title: Investigating the Relationship between Market Orientation, Competitive Strategy and Business Performance: a Study of Small – and Medium-sized Firms in Indonesia’s Footwear Manufacturing Industry Kansuda Makasiranonth Thesis Title: Direct and Mediating Roles of Tie Strength, Goal Cooperativeness, Trust and Transactive Memory in Effective Knowledge Transfer within the Cement Industry, Thailand Alan Bee Huat Tan Thesis Title: Individual Absorptive Capacity and its Impact on Knowledge Transfer in a Malaysian Context Wing Chiu Tung Thesis Title: An Empirical Study on the Drivers of Cross-buying Intentions of Consumers in the Hong Kong Retail Banking Industry
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FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW
POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK
Jiaxi Liu
Hnin Ei Lwin
Abd Rani
Kushant Malhotra
Naveen Jayakumar
Suresh Reddivari
Master of Applied Finance with Distinction Poh Fung Khoo
Peter Robert Marshall
Nimay Kalyani
Ashok Kumar Satuluri
Nipon Pornakarasathean
Anawat Karnjanaporn
Gaurav Saxena
Yi Qian
Tariq Mohammad Kayes
Kristine Joyce Simisim
Master of Applied Finance Atikan Chaiyanupong
Cheng Jiao Tan
In-Su Kim
Manish Singh
Yuradar Tupthong
Kanishk Kumar
Tanai Sukontachaya
Choi Lam Yip
Ivonne Cynora Kuswara
Bula Sunil Kumar
Siok Kee Chan
Yin Zhu
Mustafa Kutbuddin Husna
Le Thi Thanh Thuy
Wai Ching Chin Amir Hossein Dastaviz Thi Minh Phuong Dinh Pankaj Parashar
Master of Business Administration with Distinction Gaurav Khunteta
Eileen Loo May Oo Maung Lingyang Meng
Thai Duong Tran Vishnu Vijayaraghavan Prithviraj Vishwanath Sankalp Vyas
Master of Business Administration Tirtharenu Bhaumik
Kwek Chien Brandon Ng
Jiahui Michelle Chen
Luther Ngai
Kaixin Chen Chia-Hao Chou
Thi Mai Anh Huong Nguyen
Huong Duong Dang
Leo Michael Noronha
Amir Hossein Dastaviz
Mei-fei Pan
Master of Human Resource Management with Distinction John Anthony Geronimo
Dery Ismari
Pankaj Parashar
Joanna Guillen
Rama Dewanto
Phan Pham Ngoc Uyen
Ming-Han Chiang
Michelle Dharmawan
Piyush Poddar
Pannathat Chuchuaisuwan
Thi Minh Phuong Dinh
Suparat Pongsuwan
Dallan Sandeep Duckworth
Pipatpong Pongwilai
Troy Dewantoro
Master of Human Resource Management Saud Fakhri Areef Aldaher
Korakot Prasarnwong
Pu Fu
Ei Sandi Maung
Armi Catalan
Brigita Putri Nathania
Kean Choon Goh
Tapan Bipinbhai Ghatalia
Sally Lambaco
Nampol Puttipanpluck
Takashi Ikeda
Wenhuan Guo
Piyavit Prakongvong
Vinh Huy Quach
Rohit Jain
Mai Anh Ha
Bula Sunil Kumar
Vikram Ramadass
Wing On Terence Kong
Alvina Cecillia Haryanto
Li Wen Zhang
Alia Shazwani Bte
Maiquynh Phan Tanai Sukontachaya Chia Ern Jim Teoh Thai Duong Tran Master of Business with Distinction Gagandeep Kaur Bedi Master of Business Akapon Chaijaroenwathana
Shuting Lina Ng
Astrid Wijaya Yee Ping Wong Tai Yun Wu
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FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW CONTINUED
Master of International Business Mayuresh Bhave
Ching-Ju Pan
UNDERGRADUATE
Byoung Jin Kim
Nitha Panpachara
Ji Eun Kim
I-Chia Chen
You-Hsuan Shih
Bachelor of Business with Distinction Mathumitha Jayaraman
Benjawan Iemprakon
Manish Singh
Lee Chiu Kong
Chatvilai Kanitcharangkun
Temsiri Sirisombat
Bachelor of Business Fen Ling Phyllis Ang
Suthathip Suthakitmanat
Swee Mei Ang
Shih Ting Joycelyn Kuan
Shou-Cheng Tong
Angelica Octavia Ramkumar Arumugam
Martika Nindy Tjandra Kusuma
Papimol Assaranurak
Dohee Kwon
Qianyu Bao
Hon Kit Alfred Law
Xin Bao
Lay Kiet Tam
Cyrill Fabio Binder
Nguyen Minh Hien Le
Ferry Budianto
Thi My Tien Le
Randy Candiawan
Le Thi Dung
Hou Chi Alvin Chan
Hyun Woo Lee
Jun Yan Joel Chan
Jai Ling Lee
Mi Xue Michelle Chee
Ji Young Lee
Jia Jin Chew
Qiu Yan Lynn Lee
Hui Shan Choo
Seok Han Lee
Dang Hoai An
Swan Yen Audrey Lee
Uday Rambhai Dhadhal
Uh Lang Lee
Jin Ying Ee
Shin Ae Lee
Ying Ting Cheryl Fong
Yan Jing Leow
Natalia Fransiska
Xiao Fang Li
Hui Rui Vivien Gan
Yohan Liadi Lie
Hui Ting Eunice Goh
Suet Huay Loh
Jae Yeon Im
Sze Ping Fiona Low
Jason Nicholas
Fletcher Luhur
Hae-Gon Jeong
Wai Kiong Abraham Jonas Lum
In-Su Kim Chaiwat Nithakorn
Supalak Sakulchit
Meng-Chi Tsai
Master of Professional Accounting with Distinction Gagandeep Kaur Bedi
Satanyu Tungsiripatporn
Siyanee Chaipiriyasak
Narin Singhchawla Chana Tantiyavuth
Patthama Wongsamee Master of Marketing with Distinction Gaurav Khunteta
Graduate Certificate in Business Administration Dita Pravitasari
Von Neo Cindy Ong
Harry Fontalvo
Master of Marketing May Mohammed S Albadi
Graduate Certificate in Business Research Kean Shiung CHIN
Kallaya Chaiyapornpattan
Hin San Ching
Sheng-Min Chang
Andi Sumange
Arpaporn Charoenphol Meng-Ni Ho Apinya Jitnupong Kanishk Kumar Mustafa Kutbuddin Husna Chia Yu Lee Pawarisa Lertaromrat Chih-Fan Lin
Dalisa Punsakd
Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management Saud Fakhri Areef Aldaher Graduate Certificate in Marketing Huei-Ching Chen Samantha Nicole Clugston
Young Hoon jeong Yeonhee Kim
Juheon Kim Yuting Allison Koh Yen Leng Koo
Kuan Ma
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Khairil Iman Sianipar
Bachelor of Commerce Sung Mo Ahn
Aditya Singaraju
Stella Anastasia
Hernando Steven Kadarusman
Qian Meng
Pwint Phyu Soe
Nindya Anindita
Mingu Kang
Edward Martin Miranda
Xiang Lin Sow
Aye Aye Khine
Wonhee Moon
Aamir Mohamadali Taherbhoy
Seong Bum Bae
Anton Wirawan Kanginnadhi
Geulah Bang
Kai Yun Esther Kiew
Jasmine Hui Ling Tan
Sangji Kim
Xue Liang Teo
Muhammad Fadhly Bin Abdul Latif
Crystal Leviticus Jiaying Teoh
Poornalakshmi Boopathy
Yongtaek Kim
Shir Ley Toh
Shee Ling Chan
Thi Khanh Chi Truong
Si Min Chan
Truong Thi Bach Mai
Kin Wai Chau
Seow Wei Song
Chen Chen
Dicky Kent Widjaja
Yong Hong Chew
Hui Yee Wong
Yi Lin Chia
Keh Jing Wong
Ching Lin Chong
Meimei Xie
Chee Kai Michelle Chua
Shiyun Stefanie Xie
Sing Kwee Chua
Xin Xie
Sarlini Citha
Shih Ming Yang
Mei Hui Ea
Chea-Ryun Yeom
Wenbo Fang
Rabia Zahid
Fenny
Xiaolong Zhang
Jinglin Fu
Ma Su Yi Kyaw Margaret Nilay Kishor Kumar Mehta
Ji Hoo Moon Seon Ah Moon Dhiviya Narayanan Hawwa Neena Yi Sheng Shawn Neo Quynh Mai Nguyen Nur Hidayah Binte Othman Subroto Widjaya Oei Jiamin Ong Ravin Oza Gek Teng Pang Sang-Hyun Park Pham Anh Tuan Phan Phuc Hung Feonna Yun Jin Phang Ng Loon Ping Junru Poon Hyun-Ji Ro Samantha S Padmanabham Sherielyn Sacalle Albert Santoso Qian Yi Seah Stephanie Setyo Shafarudin B Sariman
Shaikah Nurulain Shaik Rahim
Bachelor of Commerce with Distinction Leo Sugiono Jesslyn Tania Sulaiman Xiang Jun Lucienne Neo Ghada Abdulla Yameen
Jiacheng Gu Si Yu Gui Jun He Tae Gyun Her Hnin Ei Ei Khine Piaw Hong Htet Arkar Soe
Tzu-Yu Huang Juliya
Sung Ho Kim Younghee Kim Yu Kyung Kim Christy Liana Haokun Li Muliani Arfan Lie I Wei Lim Jian Long Kenneth Lim Mei Hui Lim Xiao Ai Lim Xiong Wei Glenn Lim Leonard Linardy Hangyang Lu Tirzani Melvin Jeong Min Agnes Mohan Monica Vinayak Murugayah Christella Natalia Hong Ping Ng Nguyen Thuy Hang Chermaine Ooi Sher Ling
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FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW CONTINUED
Lusi Ou
Wei Yang Teo
Wei Jian Pek
Davinthra Jothy Thillainathan
Chui Mei Phua Phyo Theingi Oo Yun Ran Ranjeetha D/O N Silva Naigam
Sulina Susanto Tio Joyce Agnes Tjhau Veronica Valdez Ngoc Tu Vu
Salwa Bte Mohamad
Lilian Wibowo
Andissa Savitri
Kai Xin Desiree Wong
Chin Yee Seah
Jingbo Xu
Irine Tanzil Setiadi
Jie Yang
Robertus Ariestanto Setio
Shih Jen Yang
Carolin Soh Chee Ling Gina Soo Jing Xin Soon Zheng Sun Andreas Susanto Welly Susanto Aamir Mohamadali Taherbhoy Kuang Chun Tan Pei Khim Tan Shi Xuan Tan Quinze Tan Mega Carissa Tandean Ching Loong Teng
Kok Yung Yap Jia Feng Leonard Yuen Mee Yin Yuen Yunita Gehui Zhang Wanlu Zhang Boteng Zhang
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FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND ARTS
POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK Master of Applied Linguistics with Distinction Siriwimon Na Chiangmai Master of Applied Linguistics Eun Ji Park Harri Tapio Silvasti Atiporn Wanichapiwong Master of Educational Studies with Distinction Sonam Dekar Tshering Dema Steven Royce Simmons Tandin Wangmo Master of Educational Studies Dhiraj Chhetri Chimi Dorji Ugyen Dorji Ugyen Lhamo Ivan Polontalo Janice Sipin Kelzang Tobgay Kinley Wangmo
Master of Leadership and Management in Education Marijana Munro Master of Music Technology with Distinction Woei Yvonne Teng Master of Social Science Pornpin Matungka Master of Special Education with Distinction Yuet Ying Louisa Yeung Master of Special Education Wanwisa Ouchareon Master of Theology Jean Ellen McDougall Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies DK Siti Noor Roziah PGMATJINEN
UNDERGRADUATE Bachelor of Early Childhood Teaching Rachelle Ann Dacquel Yuki Takahashi Bachelor of Fine Art Rosnani Said Bachelor of Music Khai Yenn Dennis Lau Bachelor of Speech Pathology Ganga Mithi Harshal Diploma in Languages Mari Sasaki
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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT
POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK
Master of Property
Master of Architecture with Honours Class II Division 2
Graduate Certificate in Property
Chi Ying Liew Master of Architecture Rudyanto Ming Jin Chua Marc Ryan Teen Guan Lim Hoon Har Oon Muhammad Ihsan Bin Abd Rahim Mohd Shahril Ramzi
Dina Marliana
Rachel Victoria Van Haeff UNDERGRADUATE Bachelor of Construction Management (Building) with Honours Class II Division 1 Lalith Wasantha Hettige Don Bachelor of Construction Management (Building)
Wei-Wen John Peter Siow Lip Khai Tan Yee Fui Tok Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering with Honours Class I and the University Medal
Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering Ertikka Ardid Chun Ming Vincent Lee Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering with Honours Class I
Krishda Adrian Herchis Tan
Zheng An Chan
Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering with Honours Class I
Yik Ren Teo
Xinlong Julian Zheng
Lee Keong Lim
Mahesh Sachithanadam Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering with Honours Class II Division 1
Shin Jiun Alvin Chua
Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering with Honours Class II Division 1
Roy Ken Jeen Chuah
Zhen-Jie Ang
Keith Huan Ran Tan
Nor Farah Putri Hasman
Jing Hao Gan Wei Man Kong
Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering with Honours Class II Division 2
Roy Rustan Tan
Mohd Nor Khairi Bin Kamaruddin
Muthupalaniappa Karthikeyan Srinivasan Kok Wui Yap Master of Engineering Management
Anusha Shimoga Padmanabha Munin Tiyawongsuwan Anawat Wongpradu Master of Engineering Science Adegboyega Benedict Adeniran
Yee Jian Wee Bachelor of Design (Architecture)
Chian Chian Daphne Kua Kian San Lam Hun Jieh Lee Jian Wen Lee Shin Tsann Lim Tiong Haan Lim Amanda Mojinun
Xianyuan Chan
Siong Rong Andrew Chuah Kannan Serkkalai
Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering with Honours Class II Division 2
Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering with Honours Class II Division 2
Jeremy Hugon Kosman
Chen Yong Teo
Chow Ching Teong
Suhardi Kurniawan Christian Sanjaya Setiono
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Yuda Wirahadhi Chooi Ngoh Liew Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering Kim Siong Ang Peishi Denise Aw Chih Yang Boo Kok Wee Chan Siong Wai Daniel Chan Swee Hee Chan Chung Weng Chia Shih Siang Chong Shi Hai Goh Liguang Han
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronics Engineering
Zhili Ou
Boon Huan Aw
Santhosh Arun Babu
Pei Hua Sin
Chia Cheng Aw
Zaw Zaw Aung
Kek Koon Tan
Sofian Bin Jais
Koon Thong Koh
Yoke Mui Tham
Hun Rong Chen
Chin Heng Soh
Lian Qin Yeo
Shan Shan Lee
Wen Su
Qian Zhang
Wei Xiang Lee
Yi Naing Swan
Zhen Zhen Zhou
Yufan Lin
Wei Jian Tong
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with Honours Class I
Kyaw Oo Maung
Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunications Engineering with Honours Class I
Muhammad Feroz Bin Osman Kian Keong Ong
Chee Meng Dennis Lee
Haji Mohamed Kandirikara Abdul Aziz
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with Honours Class II Division 1
Tian Yong Koh
Binil Prakash
Aixiang Kong
Yao Ming Teo
Zhenyi Kuang
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with Honours Class II Division 2
Thwe Lin Han Marco Juang
Siay Hong Lee Wei Ye Edric Leong Chee Jia Liew Cheng Hong Irwin Liew Teck Leong Lim Zeya Lin Xueyao Eugene Loy Ann Sng Lum
Kha Wai Foong Wen Keong Chong Choon Lian Tan
Wei Jie Danny Phoon Wei Long Wilson Song Boon Kiat Tan Soe Thiha Kar Peng Andy Tong Chee Fai Woo Kai Cong Andy Yan Xinyi Zeng Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronics Engineering with Honours Class I and the University Medal Soon Lee Simon Quah Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronics Engineering with Honours Class II Division 1
Yong Fong Lau Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunications Engineering with Honours Class II Division 1 Zhiwei Yong Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunications Engineering Kin Yi Vincent Chan Qun Feng Chew Sung Sung Neo Sze Jin Ng Wye Cheong Desmond Ng
Wee Teck Lim
Oh Weisheng
Chin Kok Tan
Ping Kuan Francis Yeo Sui Hwee Wendy Yeo
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FACULTY OF HEALTH
POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK
Master of Pharmacy
Master of Applied Management (Nursing)
Li Kai Huang
Lian Fah Fong
Gayatri Devi Mulaka
Luen Ying Lim
Wen Jean Teh
Kim Ngah Tay
Ling Fei Wong
Master of Clinical Epidemiology with Distinction Lay Hoon Goh
Shook Hui Chia
Satish Kumar Madda
Yee Hua Wong Master of Public Health with Distinction
Melanie Sue Liang Wong
Chie Mori
Master of Clinical Epidemiology
Graduate Diploma in Medical Statistics
Tin Tin Khaing
Adeline Jie Qi Ong
Naomiki MORI
UNDERGRADUATE Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours) with Honours Class I Min Yuan Quah Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours) with Honours Class II Division 1 Yvonne Wong Vern Yee Bachelor of Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety with Distinction
Bachelor of Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Abdul Fatah Bin Alwee Abdul Halil Bin Abdul Hamid Abdul Malik B Ab Star Quraishi Aigela D/O Subramaniam Anbalagan S/O Rama Kerisna Sook Bee Melissa Ang Mohammed Nazrul Islam Bin Abdul Ghouse
Chin Tiong Ang
Thuon Guan Boh
Zhixing Chen
Yiqun Cai
Haizuran Irawati Bte Sadari
Kai Lin Christina Chan
Yingliang Huang
Wee Kiat Kenny Chan
Wee Hong Kang
Qiaoyu Chen
Kia Wee Lim
Siew Hoong Cheong
Min Seon Park
Lai Heng Lim
Hock Mun Cheow
Master of Nursing (Advanced Practice)
Min Sheng Lim
Wee Pin Kent Ching
Yao Min Daniel Pok
Zhi Seng Cho
Jiak Chiau Tan
Chun Wei Chong
Kee Meng Yeo
Chee Hian Chua
Bernadette Macrohon Master of Medical Statistics Adeline Jie Qi Ong Master of Mental Health Nursing
Lai Kwan Sandra Ng
Kok Ming Chan
Darajit Bin Daud Wei Hao Webster Ee
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Boon Seng Goh Lek Chong Goh Yao Yu Gui Chee Hin Ho Meow Keong Hong Ishkhandar Bin Omar Johari Bin Mascomb Han Leong Steven Khor Lin Sheng Koh Tiong Boon Koh Li Ching Kok Amy Sarah Kurian Kyaw Thu Ya Ayyakkannu Lakshmanan Md Tajul Islam Late Md. Khorshedul Islam
Mohamed Farook Bin Ghani
Balasubramaniam Ramachandran
Mohamed Fazli Bin Mohlas
Roslee Bin Bernawi
Mohammed Osman Haider Muhamed Nurelfi Bin Nordin Muhammad Azman Bin Anuar Muhammad Zahier Bin Amza Senthilvelan Muthukumar Subramanian Sivakumar Namasivayam Lionel Naranjan Singh Rangasamy Natarajan
Keen Weng Keith Lee
Cha Hee Ng
Sock Hwee Lek
Teck Seng Ng
Chin Meng Lim
Chien Lee Ong
Gim Hwa Joseph Lim
Say Keong Andy Ong
Kah Keong Lim
Choon Kiat Pang
Ker Wen Alvin Lim
Li Ping Pang
Yan Li Lim
Peer Mohamed S/O Ahamed
Lokman Bin Onan Kong Ming David Low Md Hasan Bin Hashim Mohamad Rashid B Mohd Yunus
Sharmely Sagar Yadav Shah Mohammad Saidur Rahman Salahuddin Bin Jamaldin Seow Liang Seah Senthil Nathan S/O Elankovan
Chee Keong Tok Su Zhen Wong Tong Wan Wong Seok Fang Chris Yeo Soon Huat Des Yeo Zacaria Bin Amza Zainuddin Bin Osman Ensong David Zheng Wansong Zheng
Shadiah Bte Senin
Bachelor of Health
Zi-Ren Jackson Sim
Ilyani Abd Khalid
Siti Asmah Bte Salam
Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science in Diagnostic Radiography with Distinction
Caizheng Su Sukiman Bin Abdul Hamid Jun Hui Kenny Tai Boon Heng Tan Boon Yong Tan Ee Peng Tan Kah Siong Tan Say Yoon Tan Sian Peng Tan Swee Chim Tan Haojie Tang
Huiyin Wendy Phay
Teen Tuck Tang
Wai Mun Phoon
Chee Por James Tay
Yong Han Poh
Guan Joo Nathaniel Tay
Hong Siang Puah
Chiew Wee Eric Toh
Chee Wan Quek
Ying Hui Toh
Nur Adleena Mohamed Isa Muhammad Azhar Samsudin Ching Yee Sum Yiwei Marcus Tan Xue Fen Teng Si Min Teo Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science in Diagnostic Radiography Sang Sook Beck Kia Joo Daphne Lim Dang Namgung
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FACULTY OF HEALTH CONTINUED
Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science in Radiation Therapy Poh Suet Chang Jiy Zhing Lim Jessie Kah Hui Ng Bachelor of Medicine Suhaila Akbar Abdul Halim
Bachelor of Nursing Lira Buan Yu-Chuan Huang Hyung Hwan Kwon Seong Hoon Kwon Sunsil Kwon Yu-Ting Lee Min Ah Lim
Bachelor of Oral Health Jian Pung Paul Seah Ajitpal Singh Wing Yi Tong Bachelor of Physiotherapy Amita Kumari Chand
Nur Balqis Zahirah Ali
Jee-Young Park
Zirwatul Maziah Hj Zulkifli
Nor Afiza Azmee
Fe Paguio Prevendido
Anyes Kim
Beng Lim Alvin Chew
Candice Punay
Asila Alia Ko Noordin
Shin Li How
Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics
Zaheera Mustafa
Sarah Kamaruddin Adila Husna Khoiri Lay Ping Lee Megat Taufiq Megat Abdul Rahman Mohd Nizam Mohd Fahmi Siti Nur-Shazana Nasaruddin
Rekha Balan Vee Chew Sheela Chwee Yin Khaw Ung Ping Kwa Wee Lam Shu Lin Pook
Gaik Tin Quah
Charlene Anita Sadandan
Nurhazwani Rozali
Poh Shwan Shim
Yee Ping Sia
Hong Choong Sim
Jae Mie Teh
Yueen Mun Soh Pooi Ling Wong Qian-Shan Yip
Rushika Shehara Siriwardena
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FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
POSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK Master of Aviation Management Shing Ki Cheung Mohammed Faiz Kamaludin Peter Robert Marshall Master of Information Technology with Distinction Jasmine Sagar Master of Information Technology Kaewkarn Charoensopha Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Postgraduate) Elaine Yheng Ching Loke
UNDERGRADUATE
Nivitra Devi Hari
Jinling Joyce Tan
Bachelor of Communication (Honours) with Honours Class I and the University Medal
Nadia Ingrida Kanali
Kian Hoe Daniel Tan
Yale Kim
Le Ting Rosalind Tan
Anjana Krishna Kumar
Li Xian Jacquelyn Tan
Gek Kuei Suzanne Lau
Mei Qi Shereen Tan
Ai Chern Jayne Lee
Jie Ying Calcy Tay
Bachelor of Communication (Honours) with Honours Class I
Beng Wee Leow
An-Ling Nicole Teh
Li Tong Genevieve Lim
Ying Ting Wong
Xin Hua Joleen Lim
Aashajeet Kaur D/O Ranjeet Singh
Xue Lin Melissa Lim
Melissa Pascale Sook Yoong Wong Shui Wan
Nurul Huda Binte Mohd Taufik
Lu Lu
Wei Liang Eugene Quek
Zhao Ting Lim
Jie Zheng
Yi Wei Wong
Dehua Wesley Neo
Bachelor of Food Science and Human Nutrition
Bachelor of Communication (Honours) with Honours Class II Division 1
Yee Yong Eunice Ng
Agustinus Adrian Arinta
Nurshahidah Binte Jumari
Shella Dharmawan
Nuraisha Binte Nassir Teng
Pham Thai Son
Bachelor of Communication Nurul Huda Binte Mohamed Soleh
Kai-Ming Terence Ong
Mei Yun Josephine Poon Wenhao Joel Qin
Yessica Oktaviani Halim Diana Hartono Kristiani Merica Pooi Shu Yap Joyce May Lee Yong
Elisa D’Silva
Vanessa Charmaine Seah
Bachelor of Human Nutrition (Honours) with Honours Class II Division 1
Duong Hoang Khanh
Guo Wei Kenneth Seng
Jeremy Hui Jaq Kho
Duncan David Elias
Shasikala D/O Kalai Silvan
Bachelor of Information Technology
Eva Berlin Fransiskus Khai Ray Lyon Goh Shu-Dian Kevin Goh Lihui Guo
Nur Haryanti Sazali
Siti Raudhah Binte Azman Vanessa Qianyi Soh
Se Rim Ahn Soo Kyung Ahn Seng Lee Ang
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FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONTINUED Aye Su Nandar Htay
Hirwan Bin Haris
Jung Woo Kwon
Abdol Rahim
Julius Caesar
Guang Hua John Ho
Tae Seung Kwon
Devi Nachammai
Wenjie Cai
Kok Wai Ho
Han Ching Lau
Chee Khiang Ng
Seok Kuan Chan
Nguyen Thao Nguyen Ho
Wai Hua Emile Law
Chin Fang Ng
Boon Yuan Eric Lee
Chung Heng Ng
Ran Lee
Thai Hung Nguyen
Gwan Gu Lee
Roshani Subhani Herath Nuwarapaksha Pedige
Yu Hang Chan Yu Guang Chan Chow Chung Chang Inn Sze Chee Ziliang Chen Hon Kong Chew Shee Ming Chia Kia Hui Chin Wei Hong Cho Eunchul Choi Seung Min Choi Hui Kai Chong Wei Miin Choo Dilli Raj Limbu Beng Keat Eu Fauziah Bte Azizi Shi Wei Fong Kok Ting Fung Febrian Gunawan Rui Guo Rarin Han Akhmad Hidayat Harahap Shui Ming Heng Eun Kyung Heo
Soe Wai Yan Htet Yinjia Kevin Hu Liming Huang Ming Kang Huang I Putu Kurnia Surya Prasetya Indra Irwan Bin Isnin Joko Ismoyo Sonali Jandhyala Youngjun Jeon Min Hwa Jeong Sin Jae Kang Chee Siang Khoo Hyeon Seok Kim Jongbo Kim Wootae Kim Kyung Yul Kim Tae Hyun Kim Yongcheng Kelvin Koh Yanxin Koh Jeong-Hyun Kong Sam Koon Kue
Ho Jin Lee Hyun Sik Lee Won Suk Lee Lin Juan Lee Soyeon Lee Zhong Rui Nigel Lee Zhong Yao Lee Shu Fen Lim Jong Han Lim Chee Pyng Lim Chun Yong Jacky Lim Yong Hui Ditrick Lim Song Choon Ling Mingchuan Liu Zhi Xiong Loh Lie Bee Lum
Hyunggeun Oh Re Lee Oh Suhua Oh Jin Woo Ok Boon Rin Ong Chien Hsiang Oon Pala S/O Selvaraj Poh Leng Pan Adrian Yusuf Maringan Pardede Soo Hyun Park Chi Yun Park Sang Jin Park Thanh Tung Pham Thanh Dung Phan
May Lei Win
Mahendra Danahiswara Poedjono
Keerthika Mayuran
Herry Pranggonoh
Moehamad Fakhri Moelhadi
Darius Prawiso Pyae Phyo Aye
Felix Kurniawan
Aditya Baihaqie Mohammad
William Yoswara Sastra
Zizhao Kwek
Muhamad Ismail Bin
Fei Siong Frederick Macalino Seah
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Wei Luen See Toh
Sagarika Vanganuru
Sharmilee D/O Thilarajah
Ponnammal Viswanathan
Tin Zar Soe Min
Ming Hui Hubert Wee
Kok Keong Soh
Da Jung Wee
Min Soo Song
Erwin Wijaya
Yu Xian Soong
William Wijaya
Weijie Eddy Su
Lai San Woo
Lukito Sudargo Darma
Weihao Albert Xu
Rong Sun
Candra Yamin
Nathanael Kevin Susanto
Yew Fay Yeong
Suwandi Suzlyna Binte Rahmat Choon Kiat Tan
Shao Long Yong Hendy Yurinata Singgih Zubaidah Binte Zainal
Kim Hui Tan
Bachelor of Mathematics
Kim Loei Elvin Tan
Cha Poh Tee
Lijing Tan
Bachelor of Psychology with Distinction
Tze Kiat Alvin Tan Yi Luan Teo Kah Leong Samuel Tham Shu Fen Tham Than Oo Min Thiha Chean Chung Amos Toh Kah How Toh Yee Sin Tok Tran Ngoc
Parkavi Sabanathan Bachelor of Science (Food Technology) (Honours) with Honours Class I Sing Pei Tan Bachelor of Science (Food Technology) (Honours) with Honours Class II Division 1 Vincent Irvanky Candrawinata
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THE UNIVERSITY MEDAL
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