Articles tagged with 'Alumni' | Singapore Institute of Technology

The sky’s the limit for Air Transport Management graduates from the Class of 2022.

For years, educators, parents, and business leaders have been talking about the importance of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). This is because in today’s technology-driven economy, STEM skills are the foundation of many game-c...

The aviation sector is one that has strong potential for growth. The Ngee Ann Kongsi Scholarship recipient Joanna Lee is ready to scale greater heights in her career with the Singapore Institute of Technology's Air Transport Management programme....

Exemplifying the SITizen-DNA trait of ‘Catalysts for Transformation’ are four winners of the inaugural T-Up Eagles Awards.The SME Tech Day held on 28 October by Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) served to inspire small and medium e...

Cheryl Tan Hui Min, a Hospitality Business graduate from the Class of 2022, shares how SIT has prepared her for her career in more ways than one.Fresh fruits of all shapes, sizes and colours filled the stall. The rich scented air was accompanied by s...

SITizens Andrea Chea and Anne Tan from the Information and Communications Technology (Information Security) programme were recently awarded the ISACA Singapore Cyber Leadership Awards for their contributions to the field. In the first of this two-par...

SIT Hospitality Business graduate Daniel Koh (Class of 2021) clinched a SEA Games medal on his debut.

When he was a teenager, SIT Engineering alumnus ME4 R R Poovindran Pillai had been misjudged as a rebellious kid who didn’t like to study. But he has come a long way since then.

SITizen and cybersecurity aficionado Yu Pengfei clinched the Student Award at Association of Information Security Professionals (AiSP) Cybersecurity Awards 2021. Find out how he made the journey to SIT, and encouraged an open and inclusive cybersecur...

Meet Angela and Angeline Goh from SIT-Massey University Food Technology programme.

This week on SITizens Taking Charge, Accountancy graduate Ho Jing Guang, who won the SIT-DNA Award: Thinking Tinkerers, shares about his transformative role as President of the Social Entrepreneurship Club....

Converting eggshells into nutrients – an innovative food waste valorisation that could help reduce waste for a circular economy. Singapore Institute of Technology student Heng Wan Hui, alumnus Tommy Leung Jing Yin, and Singapore Polytechnic student T...

Losing her mother to ovarian cancer made Tang Shu Hua decide to make a mid-career switch and study Diagnostic Radiography. Still, the road wasn’t easy. Fuelled by her passion to make a difference in patients’ lives, she overcame the odds and achieved...

After eight years working in Singapore’s finest kitchens, Culinary Institute of America (CIA) Singapore alumna Elaine Koh returns to her alma mater. Now, she is vested in grooming Singapore’s future culinary professionals....

SIT celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2021 in October. Meet two graduates who have excelled in both their studies and leadership roles.

Meet SITizen Karishma N Mehta from the Pharmaceutical Engineering programme.

As SIT celebrates the graduating Class of 2021 this month, we put the spotlight on a project spearheaded by a SITizen from the Offshore Engineering programme. Exemplifying the graduate’s pursuit for continual industry advancements, the project showca...

Graduates from SIT continue to be in demand, with high overall employment and starting salaries. The 2020 Joint Autonomous University Graduate Employment Survey (JAUGES) revealed that 95.0% of SIT graduates who completed their studies between October...

Graduates from SIT continue to be in demand, with high overall employment and starting salaries. The 2020 Joint Autonomous University Graduate Employment Survey (JAUGES) revealed that 95.0% of SIT graduates who completed their studies between October...

Graduates from SIT continue to be in demand, with high overall employment and starting salaries. The 2020 Joint Autonomous University Graduate Employment Survey (JAUGES) revealed that 95% of SIT graduates who completed their studies between October 2...

Meet SITizen Loh Jun Han from the Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services) programme.

This week on SITizens Taking Charge, Criminology and Security graduate Pauline Lee, who won the Outstanding Student Leader (Female) award, shares her story on juggling multiple leadership roles and running SIT’s first E-Sports League during the Inter...

Meet SITizen Howard Sin, an alumnus of the Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation programme by SIT and DigiPen (Singapore).

Meet #SITizen Dhanya Davita Devarajoo from the Nursing degree programme, jointly offered by the Singapore Institute of Technology and University of Glasgow.

 Shakespeare would have it that all the world’s a stage. But it could also be a giant classroom.The best learning includes experiences outside of the campus, the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) believes. It has designed its student experience...

In this fourth instalment of the 'Class of 2020' mini series, we feature three graduates from Design and Specialised Businesses who actively pursued every opportunity to apply what they have learnt and concretise their career directions. Mohammad Rid...

In the third article of this mini series, 'Class of 2020', we follow the stories of two graduates from the pioneer cohort of our Allied Health programmes. Being the first Allied Health graduates from an Autonomous University, many were called into ac...

In the second article of this mini series, 'Class of 2020', we highlight projects spearheaded by three of our Infocomm Technology graduates that have received accolades from SIT faculty and industry partners. These projects exemplify the graduates' p...

The Class of 2020 has displayed an admirable resilience, having had to adjust to online learning and examinations in the final year of their studies. However, they had been overcoming challenges way before COVID-19. In the first article of this mini ...

Ainul Fasha Amran had scored well enough in her GCE A-Level examinations to pursue an art, science or business degree. Yet, she was still a few points shy from entering her preferred course of study – engineering. The practical way forward would have...