Applied Learning

With immersive technology being increasingly adopted in education and innovation, SIT is ramping up its AR, VR and MR offerings in learning and applied research.

Prof Tan Thiam Soon, Prof Chua Kee Chaing and Arthur Poh discuss how a more collaborative workplace learning model involving institutions of higher learning, businesses and workers can be done.

Shakespeare would have it that all the world’s a stage. But it could also be a giant classroom.

In this mini series, we feature mid-career SITizens, who have stepped out of their comfort zones in the workforce and embarked on new learning journeys, to find out what drives them to take ownership of their professional and personal development.

“Spoon feeding in the long run teaches us nothing but the shape of the spoon,” English writer Edward M. Forster once remarked.

With a diploma from a leading polytechnic and four years of interior design experience under her belt, Athirah Nurin Syakirah Binte Saleh had a successful start to her career by anyone's standards.

Signalling its clear intent on growing its applied research and expanding its suite of higher education offerings, the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) today signed three significant Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) separately with key partners

SIT is known for its focus on the practical aspect of learning.

Former FBI negotiator Chris Voss has said that every negotiation is a no-lose situation – you have to save all the hostages or you fail.

A reflection on his school days at his alma mater inspired Lucas Tan, a recent Interior Design graduate from the Glasgow School of Arts (GSofA), to embark on his final-year project.