SITizens & Campus

Inspired by her father’s dedication to his business of aircon servicing, Amber Seh En Ru embarked on her engineering journey at the Singapore Institute of Technology.

Design, engineering and advisory company, Aurecon, has forged a thriving partnership with SIT through the Integrated Work Study Programme, reaping the benefits of a robust talent pipeline while helping students gain invaluable industry exposure.

While developing a tire health monitoring app for Continental during her Overseas Integrated Work Study Programme (OWISP), Mandy Neo also embraced cultural immersion, exploring Germany beyond work.

Jessica Teo explores impactful solutions for SATS with an inquisitive lens, thanks to SIT’s Industrial Master’s programme and its mentor-driven, hands-on approach.

Two SIT Mechanical Engineering graduates share how the Integrated Work Study Programme led them to discover their passion and desired careers.

Liu Yongsheng is developing a framework to make it safer for vessels to use liquid hydrogen as a fuel, a project his Industrial Masters at SIT has equipped him for.

James Ow Yang Shin embarked on a transformative journey at one of China’s leading tech innovators, an opportunity made possible by the prestigious Singapore Valley Awards.

SIT students and faculty showcased their sustainable innovations on the global stage, tackling critical challenges in food sustainability and ethical consumption.

Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation student Hans Ong made the most of his Overseas Immersion Programme at DigiPen Redmond. Through proactive networking, he secured visits to Meta, Microsoft, and Apple, enriching his OIP experience.

SIT Robotics Systems students Sonia Mok, Timothy Lee, and Joshua Ng wowed their IWSP supervisors at Weston Robot with their deep skills and positive mindsets. They were so impressive that they were offered full-time positions after their graduation.