The President of the National University of Singapore (NUS), Tan Eng Chye, will be stepping down from his position at the end of 2027. This announcement initiates a search for his successor, with the university forming a dedicated committee to oversee the process. The committee’s mandate includes evaluating potential candidates both from Singapore and from international locations. Details regarding the selection criteria and timeline for the appointment of the new president have not yet been disclosed. Tan Eng Chye has served as the President of NUS since February 2018, overseeing significant developments in the university’s academic and research standing. The university aims for a smooth transition and continued progress under new leadership. The search committee will prioritize finding a candidate capable of leading NUS into its next phase of growth and innovation.