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Chemistry Is Interesting: Thomas Goh

Chemistry has always fascinated Thomas from a young age. After completing his undergraduate studies in Chemistry and spending a few years working, he decided to pursue his Masters with TUM Asia to expand his career advancement opportunities. We catch up with him in this issue to hear his thoughts on his education experience.

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“Many People Think Industrie 4.0 Is Something You Can Buy Off The Shelf”

The future of manufacturing belongs to Industrie 4.0. Anyone not willing to accept it is seen as behind the times. But what exactly is Industrie 4.0? Prof. Birgit Vogel-Heuser of the Institute of Automation and Information Systems at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) explains what makes a definition so difficult and how companies can be a part of the new Industrial Revolution.

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New Chapter In Singapore: Felix Sunjaya Purnomo

As the newest members of TUM Asia commence their classes, the DIGEST Team took the opportunity to speak to our Master of Science students to find out more on how they have been adjusting to their studies and living in Singapore.

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New Beginnings: Yi-Hsuan Chen

As the newest members of TUM Asia commence their classes, the DIGEST Team took the opportunity to speak to our Master of Science students to find out more on how they have been adjusting to their studies and living in Singapore.

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Hola, Singapore: Ricardo Molina

What does it take for someone to decide to fly from the other side of the globe to Singapore to pursue his Masters? From Mexico to Singapore, TUM Asia speaks to another of our international students on their journey in the Lion City, and ask for their thoughts on what they wished they've known when they were arriving in Singapore for the first time.

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Guten Tag, Singapur: Tobias Farwer

Imagine packing up your entire life, only to unpack it again in a country and environment unlike your own. In this series, TUM Asia speaks to our international students on their journey in the Lion City, and ask for their thoughts on what they wished they've known when they were arriving in Singapore for the first time.

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Getting My Masters: Nabisha

In this series, we talk to local TUM Asia students to find out more about their graduate studies thus far. We speak to Nabisha Binte S M Syed Ali, a TUM Asia alumnus who chose to stay on at the university to pursue her Masters, immediately after her Bachelor studies.

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Getting My Masters: Chock Wee Boon

What does it take for a career-man to leave his job and return to the University for his Masters? In this series, we talk to local TUM Asia students to find out more about their graduate studies thus far. In this article, we speak with Chock Wee Boon, a former teacher who chose to return to school to be taught.

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Welcome To Singapore: Oshin Sebastian

Imagine packing up your entire life, only to unpack it again in a country and environment unlike your own. In this series, TUM Asia speaks to our international students on their journey in the Lion City, and ask for their thoughts on what they wished they've known when they were arriving in Singapore for the first time.

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Assuring Material Capabilities: Ma Zhewen

TUM Asia graduates are known to be scattered across the globe, plying their trade in various industries in different continents. We catch up with one of our Industrial Chemistry alumni to find out where his career has taken him thus far.

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