Sustainability in SIT

At SIT, we believe that the decisions we make today shape our future. We are taking steps towards ensuring a more sustainable future – incorporating sustainability into our teaching, our research, and our campus. Join us in our collective effort to build a sustainable future for everyone.

Key Highlights

All SIT buildings have been awarded BCA Green Mark Platinum

15,000kg of recyclables have been saved from being incinerated

Food waste form SIT@Dover canteens are composted and used as fertiliser

Sustainability mirco-module

Together with our partners, we aim to find sustainable solutions for a greener future.

Integrating sustainability into SIT’s policies, practices and operations.

Preparing students for sustainability related industry roles.

Instilling sustainability values among students and staff.

Developing capabilities and solutions that support sustainability goals of industry and the nation.

Our sustainability strategy focuses on three areas:

Sustainable Campus
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Sustainability Research and Innovation
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Sustainability Talent Development
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Spearheading Singapore’s Sustainable Development

Through applied research and industry collaboration, researchers at the Singapore Institute of Technology address sustainability and circularity issues in the key sectors of food, chemical and biotechnology.

‘Snacking it Right’ for Sustainability

Three final-year student groups were recognised for their outstanding innovations at the annual Food Technology Project Exhibition and Industry Engagement Day.

Mapletree Challenge: Grooming NextGen Sustainability Stewards

The Mapletree Challenge 2023 is an innovative competition that seeks to groom the next generation of sustainability stewards by nurturing entrepreneurship, problem-solving, and presentation skills among SIT undergraduates.

Servant of the Seas

Associate Professor Cesar Jung-Harada immerses the public in ocean technology with a residency at ArtScience Museum.

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