SINGAPORE, May 18 — The University of Manchester, a distinguished member of the Russell Group of universities, commemorates its bicentenary anniversary with pride and gratitude. Established in 1824, the university stands as the first civic university in the United Kingdom and the largest single-site university, embodying Manchester’s rich industrial history and commitment to societal advancement through education and research. Celebrating its milestone, the institution hosted receptions worldwide for its global alumni, with Singapore serving as the base for South East Asia, highlighting its enduring legacy and impact on individuals and societies worldwide.
The South East Asia Bicentenary Reception, held at The Fullerton Hotel in Singapore, brought together over 250 esteemed alumni members, including distinguished figures like Associate Professor Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim, Minister of State for the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of National Development. Led by Deputy President & Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Luke Georghiou, the event underscored the university’s dedication to academic excellence, innovation, and social responsibility as it looks ahead to its third century, committed to shaping the future through education and research.
