SITizens & Campus

A team of three SIT undergraduates and one research engineer have clinched an Excellence Award in the 2025 International Innovation Competition on Structural Health Monitoring for Railway Systems, outperforming postgraduate and PhD-level teams worldwide.

Final-year Mechanical Engineering undergraduate Shane Lim Ruiyuan became the first Singaporean in almost 20 years to win a Best Student Award from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

From a teenage pastry assistant to executive chef of a Michelin-starred restaurant at just 30, Ng Jing Wen exemplifies how discipline, resilience and an unwavering pursuit of growth can turn ambition into reality.

From being an award-winning chef to running three restaurants, Terence Chuah’s journey has taken more than a few twists and turns…and to three different countries. Those experiences have shaped how he runs his business and helped him fulfil a dream of ins

This year’s edition of the SIT Community Challenge rallied young innovators to develop STEM-based solutions to enhance safety and reduce escalator incidents at train stations.

Placing first in two popular hackathons is a feat achieved by a rare few. Applied Computing student Li Yiming stood out by grounding every idea in a clear understanding of what his clients truly needed.

Taking inspiration from her father’s journey, SIT student Shannon Ong Kai Lin is steering her own course towards a bright future in aviation.

For Moh Ai Wei, her time at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) has shaped how she thinks, acts and adapts to change.

Benjamin Lim earned a doctoral degree while balancing full-time work as an occupational therapist. His experience proves that purpose and passion can redefine practice and care – particularly for seniors making the transition into nursing homes.

SIT Computing Science graduate Dallon Au is envisioning a barrier-free world for persons with disabilities.