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University Programme Structure
Our curriculum and applied learning pedagogy is designed to equip you with the skill set to thrive in the industry. It encompasses mastery of a core field, a robust understanding of adjacent disciplines and transferable skills. There are opportunities to apply knowledge, glean new insights and deepen understanding.
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Mastery of Core Disciplinary and Specialisation Skills
Through our specialised degree programmes and applied learning approach, you will develop deep specialist skills that will enable you to be work-ready and be able to contribute immediately to the industry.
Exposure to Interdisciplinary Learning
Challenges in industry and the community are complex and are no longer mono-disciplinary in nature. Our curriculum includes whitespace opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration and knowledge flow. This will equip you with the ability to work in multi-disciplinary teams and to gain knowledge of relevant adjacent disciplines.
Opportunities of Knowledge Application
The Integrated Work Study Programme, an integral and compulsory component for all SIT-conferred and joint degree programmes, is a chance for you to experience the application of classroom theories in the real work environment. Through workplace learning, you will have hands-on opportunity to develop solutions for real work challenges through the Capstone project.
Development of Transferable Skills
The agility and preparedness to navigate careers have never been more important. We prioritise your professional career preparation and personal growth. As an SIT student, you will develop transferable skills through the Industry-Ready Skills Framework (IRSF), and receive a Record of Transferable Skills (RTS) along with your academic transcript upon graduation. With the RTS, you can highlight the transferable skills you have developed, while potential employers can identify your strengths to assess your suitability for job roles and development thereafter.