SITizens

Two Occupational Therapy students packed their bags for Taiwan on a quest to broaden their knowledge and experience through SIT’s Overseas Exposure Programme.

This year’s Mapletree Challenge continues to motivate students to become proactive change-makers, leveraging innovation to generate value.

Third-year Physiotherapy student Tina Tay put her trimester break to good use through SIT’s Overseas Exposure Programme (OEP), broadening her horizons and building her professional competency.

SIT celebrates 10 years as an autonomous university with a gala dinner, marking a decade of growth and impact in the education sector.

A group of SITizens share their experience of embracing risks and experimentation, ultimately leading to clinching the IPRS PRISM Award.

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.

Jee Jia Min and Wilfred Ng, final-year SIT-DigiPen Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation degree programme students, with Nicole Yap from NTU, emerged as champions in both Singapore and Regional rounds of the Schneider Go Green challenge.

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

SIT’s Associate Professor Jeannie Lee made it to the prestigious list of 'Singapore 100 Women in Tech'

SIT will name its University Tower the ‘Kwek Leng Beng University Tower’ in recognition of this endowed gift