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Tuition Fees

SIT's fees for undergraduate programmes follow a cohort-based system. Students pay a fixed fee based on the standard modules, according to their year of intake. National Servicemen who defer their studies will pay tuition fees based on the year they accept SIT's enrolment offer.

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Scholarships

Students who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential, or innovative thinking may apply for a range of scholarships at SIT. These are based on skills and merits, and are designed to nurture future leaders and creators.

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Financial Aid

We provide support for committed students facing financial difficulties through a range of Financial Aid schemes. These include loans, bursaries, study grants, and emergency funds.

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We're best known for our engineering, computing, and health sciences programmes, on top of our nursing and culinary arts programmes. Find out which programmes fit your interests and passion, and if you meet the eligibility criteria.

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More than just compassion

For me, nursing has unveiled the most important lessons in life as it taught me to demonstrate a growth mindset, look for meaning in the everyday life and explore the cause-and-effect relationships of health and diseases.

Female role model in Civil Engineering

Coming from a family of engineers, my interest in building and construction was sparked a very young age. I hope to be an inspiration for other women who aspire to do Civil Engineering out there!

Career development is my priority

The future economy is moving towards automation, and we need to carefully choose our area of study to avoid becoming obsolete. My passion for Mechanical Engineering began six years ago in ITE, and SIT's Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering course seemed to be the best fit for me.

Rehabilitation helped me before

I am pursuing a Physiotherapy degree because I recognise the importance of physical rehabilitation after being supported through an injury in my younger years.