The London School of Business and Finance (LSBF) in Singapore marked its 15th anniversary with a S$1 million bursary, reinforcing its focus on supporting learners and expanding educational opportunities as it looks towards the future.
Since establishing its Singapore Campus in 2011, LSBF has continued to develop its educational offerings and regional presence in response to the changing needs of learners and the wider education landscape. The anniversary marks a significant milestone in this journey, recognising the progress made while setting the direction for the years ahead.
The S$1 million bursary was a key highlight of the anniversary celebration, witnessed by the Dr. Charlene Chen Guest-of-Honour, Member of Parliament for Tampines Group Representation Constituency, Member of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Education, Member of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Culture, Community and Youth, and Advisor to the Education Services Union, NTUC.
“This commitment means a great deal to me. We believe in what people can achieve when given an opportunity, and these bursaries are a practical way to help students overcome financial barriers and pursue a better future. As we celebrate 15 years of LSBF in Singapore, we want to help more students move forward while ensuring their education prepares them for the world ahead,” said Mr Rathakrishnan Govind, CEO of LSBF Global.
The commitment reflects LSBF in Singapore’s continued focus on supporting educational opportunities for local students, helping more learners pursue their academic and professional aspirations.
Looking Ahead: A Future Ready Vision
As education and employment continue to evolve alongside technological advances and changing industry needs, LSBF in Singapore is placing its focus on preparing learners for what comes next.
Its Future Ready vision is built around four pillars: industry-relevant programmes, AI-integrated learning, student mobility and employability. Together, these priorities reflect the importance of equipping students with relevant knowledge, practical skills and the adaptability to navigate an evolving world.
The anniversary celebration also featured Charlie Ang, The AI-Generation Futurist, who shared perspectives on artificial intelligence and the future. His address complemented the Campus’ focus on the role of education in helping learners respond to emerging technologies and changing expectations of work.
Celebrating A Proud Past. Shaping A Bold Future.
The milestone was also commemorated through the presentation of a special anniversary book to Dr. Charlene Chen. Documenting the Campus’ 15-year journey, the book captures key milestones and developments that have shaped LSBF in Singapore since 2011.
As it enters its next chapter, LSBF in Singapore will continue to focus on industry relevance, evolving learning approaches and opportunities that support students’ educational and professional development.
