Industry Immersions 

Pharmaceutical engineers work behind the scenes and play a crucial role in the entire journey of pharmaceutical drugs we rely on.

SITizens recognised for creating value in their IWSP companies by improving workflow processes

Scholars Marcus Foo Qi Fa and Lee Valerie are embarking on exciting education journeys with Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT).

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.

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.

Not many can say that their career paths were set in stone after being inspired by documentaries like Air Crash Investigation and Mayday.

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

For years, educators, parents, and business leaders have been talking about the importance of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

A three-year applied research project between SIT and a Finnish university surmounted pandemic challenges and turned into a long-term partnership.

In this final instalment of a three-part series, we put the spotlight on a SITizen who made a remarkable contribution to his IWSP company through machine vision technology.