SMU-SingHealth Health Economics and Management (HEM) Second Major Internship Programme

Organised by the Singapore Management University (SMU) and the SingHealth Academy College of Healthcare Administration and Leadership (CHeAL), the SMU-SingHealth Health Economics and Management (HEM) Second Major Internship Programme offers a 10-week or 6-month internship programme for students to be equipped with the knowledge and skills they need to grow into the healthcare administrators and managers of tomorrow. The programme incorporates a practical component as well, offering students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience at SingHealth hospitals and institutions in a variety of topics, such as health systems and policies, healthcare management, operations and supply chain management. The programme is opened to all SMU students in their first or second year of study.

Participants will have the opportunities to gain insights and knowledge from SingHealth clinicians and administrators on their experience and expertise in a variety of topics, such as health systems and policies, healthcare management, operations and supply chain management.

For more information about the programme and enrolment, click here.

SingHealth-SMU HEM Awards

The SingHealth-SMU Health Economics and Management (HEM) Awards recognises qualifying SMU students who have excelled academically and professionally during their work-study elective and motivates them to achieve greater heights in academic and internship excellence.

The award categories are:

• SingHealth Aspiring HEM Student Book Prize
• SingHealth HEM Intern Awards
• SingHealth HEM Outstanding Student Award

List of Winners

AY2020 - 2021

• SingHealth Aspiring HEM Student Book Prize
  Ms Lai Yin, SMU School of Social Sciences

• SingHealth HEM Top Intern Award
  Ms Lai Yin, SMU School of Social Sciences

• SingHealth HEM Intern Merit Award
  Mr Nur Hakim Bin Zahrin, SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business
Ms Tan Xuan Lin, SMU School of Economics

• SingHealth HEM Outstanding Student Award
  Ms Tey Jia Rou, SMU School of Economics

AY2019 - 2020

• SingHealth Aspiring HEM Student Book Prize
  Ms Koh Xiu Qi Gigi, SMU School of Economics