Talent is at the heart of Singapore’s digital transformation journey. The future workforce requires a pool of infocomm talents equipped with in-demand skills in areas such as data, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, as well as new mindsets such as agile and creative thinking. As digitalisation continues to transform Singapore’s economy, mastering skill sets in infocomm translates to a career in any industry.

SIT’s curriculum and clinical attachment will ensure that I will be ready with hands-on knowledge and skills to work as an Allied Health professional in Singapore. After graduation, I will be working as a physiotherapist in a charity organisation under the Career Conversion Programme, where I hope to improve people’s health, wellbeing and quality of life.

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I chose to study Food Technology as I have a deep interest in the integral relationship between food and its nutritional status. My experience at SIT has provided me with vital skills that allowed me to seamlessly integrate my role as a research officer in my current organisation.

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SIT has prepared me to be adaptable to changes. With the current pandemic, the aviation industry is constantly evolving which requires the workforce to explore new ways to stay afloat and run operations.

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The joint programme by SIT-UofG not only encompasses traditional Aerospace Engineering modules such as Aerospace Propulsion and Flight Dynamics, but also equips us with today’s necessary skill sets in programming and knowledge for the ever evolving UAV industry. This is what drew me into the course as it prepares us for multiple career pathways after graduation. In addition, the Integrated Work Study Programme allows us to experience the industry first-hand and gives us a chance to evaluate our interests and strengths – which is what sets the programme apart from the rest.