Cecilia Teng

Cecilia Teng is a Senior Lecturer at the National University of Singapore's Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health. Her roles include Director of Student Life (2025–current) and Deputy Programme Director for Undergraduate General Programmes (2024–current).

• PhD, National University of Singapore
• BSc(Pharm)(Hons), National University of Singapore
• Registered Pharmacist, Singapore Pharmacy Council

Her research focuses on public health education, health services research, and pharmacy practice. She has published extensively on reflective practices, internship programs, and curriculum development in public health. Her work spans pandemic-era educational adaptations and the development of data literacy frameworks in healthcare.

Key article trends include:

• Reflective practice in public health training
• Comparative analysis of internships pre- and post-COVID-19
• Curriculum innovation in Asian higher education
• Antimalarial potential of plant-based compounds

Scientific awards include multiple Faculty Teaching Excellence Awards and the Emerald Literati Award. She has contributed to research on atopic dermatitis quality-of-life impacts and drug metabolism mechanisms.