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Digital Transformation

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Education

2022Ph.D. in Finance, MIT Sloan School of Management
2016M.S. in Economic Theory and Econometrics, Toulouse School of Economics     
2014 B.S.

Qualification

  • PhD, National University of Singapore, 2007   

Teaching Topics

  • IS/SMT Project Experience
  • Enterprise Solution Management
  • Business Processes & Solutioning
  • Digital Business - Technologies and Transformation

Education

2021Ph.D. in Statistics and Data Science (Part-time)
National University of Singapore
2015M.S in Business analytics (Full-time)
National University of Singapore
2012B. Eng. in Electronic Science and Technology (Full-time)

Qualification

  • PhD, University of Luxembourg, 2017
Dr Andrew Koh joined SMU in 2022. He received his PhD in computational imaging from the University of Nottingham, UK, in 2008. Early years of his career was devoted to farming as a means for poverty alleviation and education of university graduates in Cambodia. He currently researches on enhancing the well being of the migrant workers community in Singapore through technology. His teaching focuses on interdisciplinary subjects such as affective computing and sustainability from a technology perspective.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • PhD (Insurance, Banking & Finance), Nanyang Technological University, 2019
  • BBA, Nanyang Technological University, 2016

Nydia Remolina is an Assistant Professor of Law at the Singapore Management University Yong Pung How School of Law, and Deputy Director of the SMU Centre for Commercial Law in Asia. Her research focuses on financial regulation, capital markets, fintech, AI governance, and on how legal frameworks shape innovation, financial stability, and consumer protection. She teaches Undergraduate, Masters and Executive Development courses on securities law, financial regulation, comparative law, and financial technologies.

Daniel Seah is a public international lawyer by training, and examines ASEAN law and emerging technologies, such as misinformation, open-source governance and "open-washing", through an interdisciplinary lens. His research engages ASEAN and Singapore-centric legal developments. Daniel obtained his PhD in law at UCL.