Since its inception, the Academy has benefitted from the generosity of donors, enabling it to continue its meaningful work in serving its members and benefitting the community at large.
All gifts, small or large, make a difference and will benefit future generations of doctors. As an Institution of Public Character (IPC), donors enjoy 250% IRAS tax deduction for donations made to the Academy.
Some causes you can support include:
• Lectureship
• Bursary, Award and Scholarship
• Research & Education
• Building and Facilities
• Operations
Continuing a Legacy
Make a lasting impact with a generous donation through legacy gifts to honour an individual, group or organisation; ensuring the memory, contributions and values live on.
The Academy has various naming opportunities to recognise legacy gifts.
The following legacy gifts are some examples:
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Seah Cheng Siang Memorial Research Award
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Seah Cheng Siang Memorial Lecture
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André Wansaicheong Lectureship
Let’s start the conversation! Get in touch via email with your contact information and we can arrange a discussion of your gift and wishes in confidence.
main@ams.edu.sg
membership@ams.edu.sg
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28 Nov 2025
Fellows and members, we want to hear from you!
The 2025 Membership Survey is now open till 15 January 2026.
7 Mar 2026
Conducted by the Academy of Medicine, Singapore in collaboration with the Singapore Medical Association, the Singapore Academy of Law and the Law Society of Singapore, this three-day course will be held over three Saturdays:
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7 March 2026
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9 May 2026
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16 May 2026
Limited places so register soon to avoid disappointment!
10 Jan 2025
Complimentary access for fellows and members.
Non-members are invited to register via "Public Catalogue".
2 May 2024
The Ethics Self-Assessment Exercise (ESAE) for dentists and oral health therapists is now available on AMSLearning. FAMS and members can sign in directly. Non-members are welcome to click on "public catalogue".
9 Jan 2026
The Annals Reviewers Awards give special recognition to reviewers for both quality and number of reviews, adherence to the Annals’ guidelines (in particular, being fair and supportive to authors), and providing helpful advice to the Editorial Board.