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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.

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.

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

What began as a love for sports sparked Ho Jiaying’s journey into physiotherapy.

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’s Master of Engineering programme gave Mavis Leong the chance to research solutions to address real problems she faced in her day job.

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

Design Your Futures (DYF) equips SIT students and alumni with the framework and tools to chart their career and life paths.

In the green transition, individuals and organisations can seize new opportunities by acquiring a range of knowledge and skillsets needed to thrive in a sustainable economy. Envisioning a green workforce in 2050 provides signposts to guide our journey.