AAS, the Australian Alumni of Singapore, is a non-profit organisation aimed at promoting friendship and goodwill among the various graduates and members from different Australian tertiary and professional institutions.

The History of the Australian Alumni Singapore

In 1955, a small group of returned graduates from Australia, with the esprit de corps to establish a forum to interact and forge a close link between Singapore and Australia, founded the Australian Alumni Singapore under the leadership of the founder President, Mr. Michael Fam Yu Onn. Since it's inception, the Australian Alumni Singapore has grown into a well-established graduate organisation.

  

Through the years, thousands of students have gone to Australia to receive higher education and returned to join the ranks of successful professionals instrumental to the present development of the Republic into a modern and sophisticated centre of communication and commerce. Many of the returned graduates who, at one time or another, were actively associated with the Alumni are today Government Ministers, community leaders, and prominent figures playing vital roles in Government, Public Service and Private Sectors, responsible for the continued progress of our young nation. 

 

The Australian Alumni Singapore, through the uniting efforts of it founders and successive office-bearers, and the enthusiasm and support of the Australian High Commission, has not only forged a close link to promote goodwill and understanding each other's social, economic and cultural values but also formed an important part of the fabric of relationships between the peoples and professionals of the two countries.

Constitution

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Objectives of the Alumni

• To provide facilities for returned students from Australia to meet together;
• To further the legitimate and collective interests of its members;
• To provide assistance to students intending to study in Australia and to those newly returned;
• To provide goodwill between Singapore and Australia;
• To express considered and informed opinion on current affairs;
• To liaise with other graduate organisations and educational institutions;
• To promote networking, integration, friendship and goodwill among the various graduates and members from different Australian tertiary and professional institutions as well as the business community.