In a recent ceremony at InterContinental Singapore, 60 outstanding individuals were awarded prestigious Public Service Commission (PSC) scholarships, marking the beginning of a journey towards shaping the future of biotechnology and sustainability. Among the recipients is Sarah Tan Si Yu, a bright 19-year-old alumna of Raffles Institution, who has boldly chosen to pursue her studies at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China.
Opting for the Global Talents in Science and Engineering Programme, which is set to commence its first intake in 2025, Sarah is driven by a deep curiosity to explore China’s technological landscape and bring valuable insights back to Singapore’s public service sector. This decision reflects a growing recognition of China’s rising influence in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (Stem), and highlights the importance of fostering global collaborations in the pursuit of sustainability and innovation.
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