Articles tagged with 'Hero' | Singapore Institute of Technology

Armed with a Postgraduate Diploma in Sonography, Florence Tan is ready for advanced clinical practice and leadership. Like many working mothers, Florence Tan Gaik Mooi, Principal Radiographer at the Singapore General Hospital, juggles many responsibi...

Meet Luke Beh, an engineer by day and master’s student by night, who wants to build a new generation of buildings that are greener and better.

“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." SITizens from the Computer Engineering degree programme came in second at the University Innovation Challenge 2023 organised by Accenture. The team share their thoughts on the wi...

World Water Day is observed annually on 22 March to highlight the importance of water sustainability. We share how we conserve this precious resource throughout our campus and at our new home in Punggol....

Scholars Marcus Foo Qi Fa and Lee Valerie are embarking on exciting education journeys with Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT). With the applied learning that SIT students receive, they will gain industry-relevant skills to enhance their career ...

Once a lackadaisical learner in school, SIT’s Outstanding Male Athlete Johan Aw found his stride in university, balancing academia and playing for Singapore’s National Tchoukball team.

He’s a thinker. He’s a tinkerer. Kenichi Kato brings over 20 years of industry experience into the SIT classroom – and makes robotics come alive.

Final-year Accountancy student Wisely Tan and fellow athletes from SIT were recognised for their sporting contributions at the university’s Sports Appreciation Night 2022.

A collaboration between the Singapore Institute of Technology and local startup SideStroem Water Technologies to optimise lab-scale nanofiltration-type forward osmosis membranes for industrial water recycling....

One focused on the tiny and reaped great benefits. Another spent time to save lives and livelihoods. The last zoomed in on efficiency. Together, these students target common issues faced by marine companies to make a difference....

As the focus shifts to sustainability, SIT ensures that graduates entering the workforce have the skills to thrive.

Super-charged, passionate, and driven -- Esther Fang, the winner of SIT’s Outstanding Varsity Leader and aspiring physiotherapist, shares her winning tips.

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

Is learning new skills still relevant after 40? This was the question Resendos faced while contemplating taking up a postgraduate certificate course at SIT. His decision to constantly upskill himself shaped his entrepreneurial journey.Resendos is an ...

Find out how SIT’s degree programmes are designed to equip graduates with relevant and updated skills for the working world. 

Since its first run in 2018, the annual Industry Mentorship Programme (IMP) has benefitted more than 360 SITizens.

From leading Singapore’s digital transformation to moving the logistics sector up in the value chain, SIT graduates are equipped with skill sets to drive digitalisation.

With its comprehensive suite of Allied Health degree programmes, SIT is nurturing the next generation of talent to meet the demand for healthcare professionals.The buzz of patients fills the air. One by one, they take turns consulting the dietitian o...

Using pollen grains, the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and local startup Sporogenics teamed up to develop a hydrogel film with superior properties to prevent post-surgery complications.

One stumbled into IT, lured by an attractive brochure, and found her niche; the other has always known this is what he wants to do and has carefully planned his path. Last November, both SITizens were honoured by the Association of Information Securi...

Electrical accidents and fires are common in both commercial and residential settings. The inaugural Electrical Safety Symposium brought together experts from academia and the industry to share insights and best practices on electrical safety.A baref...

A problem-solver by nature, he has tackled Singapore's land reclamation issues and helped to build Singapore's first applied learning university.

The Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) is Singapore’s university of applied learning and is currently Singapore’s third-largest autonomous university by undergraduate intake. It offers a university education that adds value to Singapore’s econom...

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●       New ‘Term-In-Term-Out’ (TITO) modality for emerging economic sectors of Applied Computing (Fintech), Digital Supply Chain, and Robotics Systems●       Strengthen sustainability education with a micro-module, new Minor in Environmental Sustain...

Part of Dr Quah Chee Kwang’s role as a Lead Professional Officer at SIT involves working closely with industry partners to develop innovation projects that he hopes will one day make an impact beyond our shores....

The Singapore Institute of Technology and the Land Transport Authority harnessed virtual reality to create better commutes. Called the ‘Virtual Reality Commuting Simulator (VRCS)’, this digital transport tool allows LTA to evaluate commuting experien...

SIT's workplace learning programme with Rotary Engineering brings employees up to speed with best practices and the latest in technologies.

SIT partners with NCS, Singtel, Singapore Computer Society and three polytechnics to boost upskilling efforts in ICT sector for working adults. 

SITizen Quek Zheng Wei found a much bigger purpose than excelling in studies during his time in university – building connections with people from all walks of life.It takes merely five minutes of conversing with Quek Zheng Wei to understand the 27-y...