Education

The Centre will serve as a central hub for enterprise, technology, academic and research stakeholders to collaborate in staying ahead of future quantum risk.

Most internships end with valuable experience. For Samuel Song and Fu Shaoyu, theirs became the launchpad for their careers.

Charlene Soh entered a culinary programme without a cooking background. Three years later, she proved her mettle at a Michelin-starred restaurant in San Francisco.

We can only look in one direction at a time — but what if our roads could detect danger before we see it?

$1 million industry-based endowed Professorship led by Professor Stefan Winkler and a new $2 million endowed scholarship for Engineering undergraduates.

An injury may have ended Chef Guah Lih’s sporting ambitions, but it opened the door to a global culinary journey that would take him from diplomatic tables to more intimate private dining experiences.

As we double down on skills, training must lead to competence or constructive feedback. Redesigning assessments can raise standards.

Industry and regulatory bodies need to make a deliberate shift in their talent development approach.

Learners from SIT’s inaugural run of its Graduate Certificate in Sustainability Principles and Practices share how the course has empowered them to make greener choices at work.

A former SIT Electrical Power Engineering student who now has a successful career in AI, Dr Sam Li Weixian guides the next generation of SIT students as part of its Alumni Mentoring Programme.