IWSP

A chemical engineering internship might conjure up images of working in a plant on Jurong Island. But Ilyas Fergo spent a year in a Thai city he never heard of, and came back with a research paper, a TV appearance and a clearer sense of what engineering c

SIT graduate Hunter Lua’s Overseas Integrated Work Study Programme (OIWSP) took him to New York, where he gained firsthand experience navigating one of the world’s most competitive advertising markets.

Students gain deeper industry experience through longer, more integrated work-learn model without extending their degree programme.

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.

Most internships end with valuable experience. For Samuel Song and Fu Shaoyu, theirs became the launchpad for their careers.

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.

New joint lab enhances PDD as a hub for robotics and autonomous systems through applied research, real-world test-bedding and talent development in maritime autonomy.

As a final-year undergraduate in SIT-TUM Electronics and Data Engineering programme, Kwon Sang Hyeok developed more than technical knowledge. He built a way of thinking that made an impact through his IWSP with AMD under the Static Timing Analysis team.

What if communication could do more than just inform, but transform as well? For Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) scholar Jerlynn Tay, a memorable moment at Marina Bay Sands proved that storytelling isn’t just her craft, it’s her calling.

Close to 9 in 10 SIT graduates from the Class of 2025 secured employment within six months of graduation