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2026
SIT Pilots New 2+2 Model with Almost Two Years of Workplace Learning
Students gain deeper industry experience through longer, more integrated work-learn model without extending their degree programme.
Giving JC Students a Taste of Cutting-Edge Research
SIT's inaugural mentorship initiative gave three Catholic Junior College students their first taste of university research — and one of them a Bronze Award at an international competition.
Code and Confidence: A Journey of Growth Built in Stages
From solutions analyst to AI engineering, SIT Applied Computing (Fintech) student Jasbir Kaur’s work attachments with AIA culminated in an IWSP where she applied her technical and business skills to contribute beyond her role.
SIT and IBM Aim to Establish Quantum-Safe Centre that Addresses Post-Quantum Risks and Advances Singapore's Quantum-Safe Resilience
The Centre will serve as a central hub for enterprise, technology, academic and research stakeholders to collaborate in staying ahead of future quantum risk.
She Failed the Cooking Questions. Then She Won Over a Michelin Kitchen.
Charlene Soh entered a culinary programme without a cooking background. Three years later, she proved her mettle at a Michelin-starred restaurant in San Francisco.
From Aerospace to Energy: Engineering Skills that Travel
An aerospace engineering background might seem an unlikely fit at an energy company. But during his OIWSP at Siemens Energy in Sweden, Nikhel Khanna proved that strong engineering fundamentals transcend industries.