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2025
From Small Habits to Big Impact: SIT’s Third Chief Sustainability Officer Community of Practice Calls for Everyday Action
Industry leaders, academics, and students came together to highlight the importance of individual responsibility and action in nurturing a more sustainable world.
How a Glitch Unlocks New Worlds of Learning
Developed by SIT in collaboration with DesignSingapore Council and award-winning design consultancy Chemistry, Glitch – a student-centred digital companion learning app – was launched at the fourth edition of Design Education Summit in November.
Better Bites: FoodPlant's Protein-Packed Puff Snack is a Guilt-free Treat
Better Bites: FoodPlant's Protein-Packed Puff Snack is a Guilt-free Treat
SITizen Wins Back-to-back Hackathons with Tech-for-good Solutions
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.
Cheaper and Greener: Pulau Ubin’s Microgrid Gets a Solar Boost
Pulau Ubin’s rustic charm hides a high-tech secret: an enhanced green microgrid co-developed by EDP Renewables APAC and SIT now powers the island with up to 95% solar energy — cutting emissions, reducing costs, and shaping Singapore’s renewable future.
Solving ‘Wicked Problems’: How SIT’s First Doctor of Clinical Research Graduate is Reimagining Care for Seniors
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.