The ,American University Club, Singapore, has a history that traces some sixty years back, long before Singapore attained its independence.

Shortly in the aftermath of the last world war when even the global economy earnestly seeks equilibrium, Singapore's political and industrial ambient reached an immense level of instability and ruin. Even the most fundamental economic activity demands revival, and higher education offers little value, let alone the recognition of foreign education.

A humble group of American and Canadian university graduates returned to Singapore in 1950 only to realize a modest prestige achieved by US and Canadian higher education in this part of the world.

The English's colonial presence, coupled with a relatively low profile of the Americas during that time, attributed to the low ranking of US and Canadian education in Singapore. Determined to alter the perception from the industry, and concurrently to publicize the quality of US and Canadian education, this group of graduates led by AUC’s first president, Mr Fong Kwok Fhiung (Secretary Ms Tay Wee Ling)  pioneered the American University Club, Singapore.

The club was incepted with a meek start, but a vision of substantial gravity. The English governance was invalided after Singapore achieved independence, and on April 19^th 1962, AUC was officially established as a club listed in the Registry of Society.

Over the years, the mission of the club remains steadfast in bridging the gap between corporate Singapore, and, US and Canadian education. Apart from fabricating corporate relations, the club also takes every opportunity to celebrate US festivals, bringing fond memories in America to alumni in Singapore.

The predominant goal in all the club’s activities aims to provide fulfilling network opportunities that benefit its members in every aspects exemplified by industry connections, diplomatic relations, expansion of social circles..etc.