Transforming Healthcare, Empowering Lives

The Health and Social Sciences cluster (HSS) at Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) offers curated undergraduate programmes to educate, train, and nurture students to become competent and dedicated healthcare professionals. By 2030, the number of older people aged 65 and above is projected to increase from 582,000 today to more than 900,000, and comprise 20% of the population. An ageing society would mean a greater need for healthcare services and providers. SIT-HSS graduates can look forward to fulfilling careers, impacting the lives of individuals and communities in hospitals, polyclinics, specialist centres, intermediate and long-term care facilities, schools, and social care sectors.

Highlights

Class of 2026: A Wheelchair, 440 Clinical Hours, and a New Vision for Paediatric Transplant Care

Living with two chronic conditions that require her to use a wheelchair on difficult days, Pamela Tan went on to complete her master’s at SIT and came away with new insights into the emotional and physical challenges facing young liver transplant patients

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Built, Not Bound: How SIT Alumni Jian Ming Engineered a Career in Clean Energy Beyond His Degree

5 May 2026

Singapore Institute of Technology Appoints Professor Susanna Leong as New Deputy President (Academic) & Provost

27 Mar 2026

Treating Team Singapore: SIT Physiotherapy Students and Faculty Join Team Singapore at the 33rd SEA Games in Thailand

11 Mar 2026

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Resources for Individuals with Developmental Stuttering

Developed by our students form the Speech and Language Therapy programme, the following resources are designed for teachers, medical and allied health professionals to increase stuttering awareness and to provide tips and strategies for supporting individuals with developmental stuttering.

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Stuttering Assessment Checklist

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Developmental Stuttering - A Guide for Medical Professionals

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Poster on Developmental Stuttering

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Guide for Teachers: Children with Developmental Stuttering

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Health Study Recruitment

Evaluate the relationship between food intake, quality, intuitive eating habits and gut microbiome. 
Study findings may contribute to future clinical uses, such as using a non-diet approach to nutrition therapy, and research on long-term diet and gut microbiome in Singapore.

Eligiblity 

  • Age 18 to 39 years old (inclusive)
  • Lives in Singapore
  •  Eating and drinking as per usual
  • No history of cancer, gastrointestinal diseases and chronic illness
  • Able to read and comprehend English

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