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2025

The NUS HumanITy Challenge
The Challenge

In this year’s challenge, teams were tasked with identifying a pressing issue in the health and well-being of societies, communities or people.

Whether it was developing smart solutions to prevent chronic diseases or finding new ways to promote mental well-being and social connections, competitors had to design innovations that were sustainable and feasible, and shape a world where people live healthier, happier, and more connected lives.

Participating Schools
  • Anderson Serangoon Junior College
  • Anglo-Chinese Junior College
  • Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
  • Catholic Junior College
  • Eunoia Junior College
  • Hwa Chong Institution (Junior College)
  • Jurong Pioneer Junior College
  • Nanyang Junior College
  • Nanyang Polytechnic
  • Ngee Ann Polytechnic
  • NUS High School of Mathematics and Science
  • Raffles Institution (Junior College)
  • Republic Polytechnic
  • River Valley High School (Junior College)
  • Singapore Polytechnic
  • St. Andrew’s Junior College
  • St. Joseph’s Institution (Junior College)
  • Temasek Junior College
  • Temasek Polytechnic
  • Victoria Junior College
  • Yishun Innova Junior College
Finalists
1st Place
  • EatAway (SP)
2nd Place
  • Compasssion (TP)
3rd Place
  • IV League (TP & NP)
Finalists
  • Ghostcatcher (SP)
  • Nova Care (SP)
  • Sustainability (ASRJC, JPJC, SP & NP)
  • Temasek Kindergarten Team 1 (TJC)
  • V-Ace (VJC & ACJC)
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2024

The NUS MUFG Dell HumanITy Challenge
The Challenge

Teams were challenged to identify a pressing issue within the pillars of economic, social and/or environmental sustainability, and to develop and present a comprehensive and IT-driven sustainability innovation that addressed the problem. The solution was expected to be sustainable, feasible, and scalable, with the potential for real-world implementation. It should also have considered policy and/or social change as part of its implementation.

Participating Schools
  • Anderson Serangoon Junior College
  • Anglo-Chinese Junior College
  • Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
  • Eunoia Junior College
  • Hwa Chong Institution (Junior College)
  • Nanyang Junior College
  • Nanyang Polytechnic
  • National Junior College
  • Ngee Ann Polytechnic
  • NUS High School of Mathematics and Science
  • Republic Polytechnic
  • Singapore Polytechnic
  • St. Andrew’s Junior College
  • Temasek Junior College
  • Temasek Polytechnic
  • Victoria Junior College
Finalists
1st Place
  • IT Girls (Temasek Polytechnic)
2nd Place
  • ACEnders (Anderson Serangoon Junior College)
3rd Place
  • Mickey’s Clubhouse (Temasek Polytechnic)
Finalists
  • Bug Eating Birds (Anglo-Chinese School [Independent] & NUS High School of Mathematics and Science)
  • Dover Poly (Singapore Polytechnic)
  • Duckies (Anderson Serangoon Junior College & Ngee Ann Polytechnic)
  • ew22poly (Singapore Polytechnic)
  • Fourward Thinking (St. Andrew’s Junior College & Eunoia Junior College)
  • Temasek Technopreneurs (Temasek Junior College)
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