SITizens & Campus

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

Two teams from SIT, Bus-Tastic Daddies and WireBenders, won first and third prizes respectively in the student category of the annual competition organised by the Singapore Bus Academy and NTUC’s e2i.

This year’s SIT Community Challenge saw the university collaborate with James Dyson Foundation and students from the Punggol community to enhance sustainable development efforts.

Emily Lim established 'Dabao Singapore' in San Francisco, initially aiming to sustain herself after being laid off. The food venture led to discovering a close-knit community that loves her Singaporean hawker dishes.

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.

SITizen Bryan Choo took a long shot when he applied to Rapsodo Sports for his Integrated Work Study Programme, and scored a full-time role in the company after graduation.

To Physiotherapy students Mohit Murli Khemlani and Liang Liwen, volunteer work is the key to shaping the next generation of physiotherapists into empathetic healthcare professionals with heart.

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'