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How two SITizens solved maintenance concerns with innovative solutions, and made their mark in the process.

When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Two SITizens from the Class of 2024 pressed on despite health issues and personal grief to get to the finish line.

SIT’s pioneer Speech and Language Therapy graduates use science and linguistics to improve patients’ lives.

In an ever-evolving job market, mid-career professionals are returning to school to redefine their paths. SIT graduates Edwin Lee and James Tan from the Class of 2024 demonstrate that lifelong learning is essential in today's dynamic world.

Class of 2024 graduates from two programmes are the first batch to receive the Record of Transferable Skills (RTS) transcripts.

Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs) offer a wealth of resources, such as Applied Research Centres (ARCs) and customised learning pathways for working adults.

Chua Guan Feng has developed a novel sustainable construction solution for his Industrial Master’s at SIT, where he acquired the building blocks for success.

Engineers can now upskill and reskill through a flexible pathway that leads towards a bachelor’s degree with honours.

Year 2 Applied Artificial Intelligence undergraduate Sebastian Fernandez is the creative brains behind SIT’s new otter mascot, OTi. He shares with us the inspiration and design process behind his creation and what it stands for.

Culinary Institute of America (CIA) students Iskandar Tay and Lavina Kwang, who are currently on their one-year overseas work attachment in the US, share their experience organising a 60-pax charity dinner as part of their capstone project.