Graduation

SIT Senior Lecturer Ms Angela Ng made to the ‘Singapore 40-over-40’: Inspiring Women List 2023. The recognition embraces the transformational journeys of 40 women over age 40 in Singapore, who took risks to breathe life into their career aspirations.

Since their secondary school years, Shanice Lim Wei En, 23 and Lee Xuan Ying, 25, have had a profound fascination with nutrition and its influence on individual well-being.

Graduates Kalyani Alagappan and Jerry Chan share how SIT changed their lives and set them up as innovators of the future.

An avid car enthusiast, SIT graduate Sean Loo Boon Wee is well on his way towards his dream career as an automotive journalist – made possible by honing his craft while in SIT.

When it comes to success stories, there are some that really stand out. Kelly Chak Mun Yi and Alex Tan Han Lin are two remarkable students who embarked on a journey that would ultimately redefine their futures.

Physiotherapy graduates Joyce Foo (left) and Valora Wong are both advocates of lifelong learning and champions of mid-career switches. They are ready to pursue their passions and make a difference in patients' lives.

Multiple rejections did not deter Cassandra Fong from realising her degree aspirations. The dogged learner is now a proud graduate about to blaze a new trail in her career.

The journeys of Patrick Kang and Astor Tran at SIT showcase the power of transformative education.

Pang Chu Hui, from the Class of 2022, gave up a stable career to break out of her comfort zone, go back to school, and embark on a new path. Her studies at SIT gave her renewed confidence and taught her to tap into her strengths and weaknesses.

Since the age of 16, all Thinesh s/o Kanaga Rajan ever wanted was a career with the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF).