DEGREE

PROGRAMME
HANDBOOK
AY 2022/23
YOUR TIME
IS NOW

LIM CHU XUAN

Graduate (2020)
Information and Communications
Technology (Software Engineering)

Business Program Manager

Microsoft

STAND OUT
WITH THAT EDGE
S tarting university is a huge
deal. You want an education
that can help you create an
impact on our society and world.

The past year has brought hardship and uncertainty to

our lives. Campus, classrooms, and curriculum have seen
changes. But in every crisis, new ideas, and new ways of
doing things are formed. This is your time, where you can
take control of the narrative.

You want an education that allows you to go beyond the

books to be real-world ready. SIT’s range of specialised
applied degree programmes with industry relevance, will
give you that edge.

Our focus on applied learning will reinforce your

understanding of fundamental theories through practice.
You will gain industry exposure from day one, through work-
based learning, site visits, and industry-based capstone
projects. The future often looks daunting but go forth and
create your own.

Create your future with SIT, where learning comes alive!

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 Five Reasons to Join Us
High Employment Outcomes
Our graduates continue to be in demand, with high overall employment
and starting salaries. 95%* of our graduates were employed six months
after graduation despite the current economic conditions. SIT’s uniquely
structured Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP), an integral component
of SIT-conferred and joint degrees, will provide you with valuable industry
experience, enabling you to hit the ground running upon graduation.

Specialised Degrees Composed of

Multidisciplinary Modules
To prepare you for future uncertainties, SIT will infuse interdisciplinary
learning into the curriculum. You will be exposed to modules outside of your
discipline and collaborate in multidisciplinary projects to tackle industry or
community problems.

Applied Learning Pedagogy

With a strong focus on targeted growth sectors of the economy, our unique
brand of education integrates work and study. It allows you to combine
theory and practice with ease. Applied learning is weaved into your learning
experiences, enabling you to work on real industry problems, and create
solutions to meet industry needs.

Work-Learn Continuum
Benefit from an education that integrates work and study. As part of the
university’s advocacy for the work-learn continuum, we drive a culture
of lifelong curiosity and learning. We are the first university to pilot
competency-based learning to upskill adult learners in information and
communications technology (ICT) and land transport sectors.

Gain Global Perspectives

SIT’s strong ties with reputable overseas universities and industry partners
provide you with a world-class education. Expand your global outlook when
you study at the home campus of your overseas university through the
Overseas Immersion Programme (OIP). Learn more about industry practices
in foreign companies through the Overseas Exposure Programme (OEP),
International Internship Programme (IIP), and Overseas Integrated Work
Study Programme (OIWSP). Some of these programmes continue to take
place virtually during the pandemic.

*
Source: 2020 Graduate Employment Survey

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GET AHEAD
WITH SIT

Singapore’s University
of Applied Learning

Chart your path in

growth sectors

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SIT AT
A GLANCE

5 6 Programme
Clusters
Campuses

6 38
Overseas
Undergraduate
University
Degree Options
Partners

>135 Student Clubs,

Committees, and Chapters

>200 Student Events and Activities

95%
of Students Secured a
Job Within Six Months of
Completing Their Final Exam^

$3,675 Average Starting Salaries

of Our Graduates^

^
Source: 2020 Graduate Employment Survey

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 SIT-DNA
Thinking Tinkerers
• Fundamentally Sound
• Practice-oriented

Able to Learn,
Unlearn and Relearn
• Embracing Change
• Learning Beyond University

SURENDRAN S/O
VATATHEESWARAN
Graduate (2020)
Physiotherapy
Catalysts for
Physiotherapist
UFIT Health & Fitness and
Transformation
Tampines Rovers FC
• Improving Efficiency
• Creating Value Through Innovation
• Challenging Status Quo

Grounded in
the Community
• Serving the Community Through
Knowledge and Skills

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 OVERSEAS
UNIVERSITY
PARTNERS
P ursue your aspirations through our strong partnerships
with distinguished overseas universities across disciplines.
Expand your horizons with global perspectives and learn from
the best talents around the world.

DigiPen Institute of Technology Singapore opened as the

USA-headquartered college’s first international campus
in 2008, at the invitation of the Singapore Economic
Development Board. As a renowned educator in the fields
of computer science, embedded systems engineering,
UI/UX design, and digital art and animation, DigiPen
(Singapore) is committed to fostering academic growth
and inspiring creativity in all its students. Today, the
campus offers five bachelor’s degree programmes, and
graduates have gone on to work in a variety of sectors –
including enterprise software, e-commerce, virtual reality,
finance, digital entertainment, automotive technology, and
engineering – to meet the demands of Singapore’s growing
digital economy.
www.digipen.edu.sg
Established in 1946, The Culinary Institute of America
(CIA) is the world’s premier culinary college. Dedicated to
driving leadership development for the food service and
hospitality industry, its proven programmes are the global
benchmark for professional food education. Graduates go
on to successful careers in all segments of the food world,
and the college’s 50,000+ alumni include prominent food
professionals such as Cat Cora, Roy Yamaguchi, Charlie
Palmer, Maneet Chauhan, and Grant Achatz.
www.ciachef.edu

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Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow (UofG) is one
of the UK’s most prestigious seats of learning, and the
fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world. A
world top 100 university*, and consistently ranked among
the top 10 in Nursing, Computing Science, and several
Engineering disciplines in the UK, UofG is dedicated
to inspiring people to change the world. We are proud
to be a member of the distinguished Russell Group of
leading UK research intensive universities, and also a
founding member of Universitas 21 and The Guild of
European Research Intensive Universities. We have been
the ‘University of the Year†’ and named Scottish University
of the Year in The Times and The Sunday Times Good
University Guide 2022.
www.glasgow.ac.uk/singapore
Newcastle University is a world-leading research-led
university, advancing knowledge, providing creative
solutions and solving global problems, and being recognised
for expertise in energy, data, and ageing research.
The University’s Faculty of Science, Agriculture & Engineering
is one of the biggest faculties in the UK that is home to the
£30mil National Innovation Centre for Data, linking leading
academic talent from universities with industry and the
public sector.
Being at the forefront of shipping, offshore, and marine
renewables, the university has a significant track record and
highly regarded reputation in marine and maritime study
and research.
www.ncl.ac.uk/singapore

Founded in 1868, the Technical University of Munich

(TUM) is one of Europe’s leading research universities.
An entrepreneurial university that promotes talents and
creates value for society, TUM has produced 17 Nobel Prize
winners since 1927 and is the only university to have won
recognition as a German ‘Excellence University’ in every
round since 2006. TUM is consistently placed among the
best universities in Germany in international rankings, and
is currently ranked as the top university in Germany^, top
10 in Europe#, and 38th worldwide#.
www.tum-asia.edu.sg As New Zealand’s only truly national university, with three
major campuses in Auckland, Palmerston North, and
Wellington, Massey University is taking the best of New
Zealand’s creativity and innovation to every corner of
University of Glasgow is ranked joint 73rd in the world in the QS World
*

University Rankings 2022 and joint 86th in the world in the Times Higher the globe. Massey is ranked consistently in the top 300
World University Rankings 2022. universities worldwide* and leads in Food Technology,
†
Times Higher Education Awards 2020 ‘University of the Year’. Veterinary Science, Agriculture, Aviation, Sciences, Health,
^
QS World University Rankings 2022.
Social Sciences, Creative Arts, and Business.
#
Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022. www.massey.ac.nz

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MEET CHEUK FUNG
About myself
Ng Cheuk Fung Helpful or maybe nosy to check if people need help.
Year 3
Computing Science Pursuing Computing Science
I have always loved computers and the amazing things I
can do with them. From gaming, analytics to AI, and
much more.
Pursuing Computing Science would allow me to widen my
horizons and develop better applications for the benefit
of others.

Favourite movie liner

‘Wax on, wax off’ from The Karate Kid (1984). Keep doing
the same thing regularly until it becomes your habit.

My IWSP experience
A ‘learnfest’ with tons to learn from the industry.

Proudest moment in SIT

Winning my first hackathon and presenting my research
work to Mr Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education and
Dr Maliki Osman, Second Minister for Education and
Foreign Affairs.

Something interesting I’m working on

I am working on a VR bioreactor training simulator at
SIT’s Centre of Immersification for our course mates
from another programme cluster to handle a
bioreactor’s operations.

One tip to having a school-life balance

Work punctually, rest punctually.

Click here to watch my video.

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MEET KARISHMA
Karishma N Mehta One fictional character I wish to be
The fearless – Mulan!
Graduate (2021)
Pharmaceutical Engineering Something interesting about me
I pursued my ‘A’ Levels first, before deciding to take a
Diploma in Medicinal Chemistry to pursue my passion for
Pharmaceutical Engineering.
Research Assistant
Department of Ophthalmology On choosing SIT
SIT integrates classroom learning with real-world
NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine application. The prospect of a smoother transition to the
corporate world was the reason why I chose SIT.

Go-to beverage
Ice Milo! Who does not love Milo?!

My IWSP workplace
A*STAR Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology. I am
thankful for their job offer after graduation.

My IWSP experience
A good pre-show of my career.

In 10 years’ time
I plan to embark on my PhD in the area of eye research. In
10 years’ time, through my research, I want to
create a difference in the lives of individuals
with visual disabilities.

Click here to watch my video.

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LEARN
BY DOING

YAN LI HUI
Year 4
Food Technology

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W e prepare you to be work-ready and
embrace lifelong learning through
our applied learning approach.
We interweave academic knowledge and
skills with real-world applications in the
industry, and community. To prepare you
for the fast-evolving future of work, you
will be exposed to interdisciplinary learning
that will enable you to tackle complex and
multi-faceted problems in the industry.

Features of Applied Learning in SIT

Specialised Curriculum: Customised to bridge academic
and specialised knowledge
Work-based Learning: Comprises experiential learning
and comprehensive hands-on training
Authentic Assessment: Comprehensive assessment of
skills relevant to real-world industry challenges
Industry Collaboration: Industry-relevant curriculum
developed in consultation with key industry leaders and
professional bodies
Collaborative Environment: Applying interactive tools to
collaborate and learn, both online and offline

Here’s a snapshot on what an applied learning

university is like. Click here to find out more.

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 APPLIED
RESEARCH
O ur students and faculty work together
with government agencies and industry
players to innovate and develop solutions to
meet the needs of Singapore and the global
society at large. As catalysts for transformation,
we aim to create a more sustainable, connected,
and safe space for everyone.

Sustainable Urban Farming

Our students and faculty members from various
programme clusters have developed a new farming
system that utilises unused urban spaces to grow
vegetables in Singapore to support food security.
You could very well be munching on vegetables
harvested from the side-facades of HDB blocks
or plots of land below overhead train tracks and
bridges in the not-so-distant future.

Supporting Singapore’s
Agri-Food Sector
As one of Singapore’s driving forces to promote
innovation in our fast-growing food tech sector,
SIT will launch a new, small batch food production
facility, FoodPlant, in partnership with Enterprise
Singapore and JTC Corporation. This will help
food manufacturers to reduce high opportunity
and operating costs and leverage our in-house
consultancy services.

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 Driving Continual R&D and Innovation
in Cybersecurity
Doing our part to fight global cybercrime, SIT is
working with industry to drive the development
and sophistication of cybersecurity solutions
through applied research. One such project is
the Smart Learning Analytics for Digital Crime
(SLADE) developed in collaboration with Custodio
Technologies, Defence Science and Technology
Agency (DSTA), and Ministry of Home Affairs. This
involves the construction of a smart automated
system that will help investigators overcome
challenges of modern cybercrime investigation and
digital evidence analysis. At the same time, it will
reduce the time and effort needed for cybersecurity
incident investigation and identification of DNA of
Advance Persistent Threats (APTs).

The App that Saves Babies

One doesn’t have to don a white coat to save lives. Our
Information and Communications Technology (Software
Engineering) students have helped bridge healthcare
and ICT to create a meaningful impact on lives. Building
a mobile application that allows National University
Hospital (NUH) doctors to keep track of infants’ data
on-the-go, our students have taken infant care a step
further by improving workflow areas such as minimising
human error, offline capabilities, and portability.

Helping SMEs Innovate and Digitalise

Accounting Processes
Through the launch of SIT’s Accounting Technology &
Innovation Centre (AccTech Centre) with the Singapore
Accountancy Commission (SAC), local accounting
entities can collaborate with our faculty members,
technology partners, and government agencies to
innovate processes, service delivery, products, and
business models. The centre has worked on several
projects to help accounting and auditing firms digitise
their manual processes and improve work productivity.
For instance, the centre has partnered with a firm to
work on a customised automation software. With the
help of our professors and students, the time needed
to prepare and process each financial statement will be
reduced, hence improving efficiency at work.

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MEET WAI PENG
Ong Wai Peng An interesting thing about me
I enjoy whipping up dishes and testing out recipes from
Graduate (2021) different cuisines during my free time.

Food Technology
One myth about SIT
That it is difficult to find a job after graduation as it is
still a young university. Not true! Many of my peers and
Research Engineer myself found a job before graduating.

FoodPlant
My job
I am a research engineer, helping in the setting-
up and operation of the facility, procurement and
commissioning of production lines, as well as customer
consultation and training operations.

My IWSP workplace
My IWSP was at Select Group as a food technologist
assistant. I was part of the product development team
that created and launched new Ready-To-Eat (RTE)
products in local supermarkets and convenience stores.

My IWSP experience
It was a tremendous honour to have direct involvement
in new product development and to be able to apply
classroom knowledge to real-life industry problems.

Biggest takeaway from university

Learning the importance of continual learning to
progress in my career and personal life.

In 10 years’ time
Able to develop affordable and delicious plant-based
meats to assist Singapore in meeting its ‘30 by 30’ goal –
producing 30 per cent of its nutritional needs locally by 2030.

Click here to watch my video.

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MEET ANTHONY
Pursuing Occupational Therapy
Anthony Tan Hee Boon I wanted to gain the skills and abilities to empower
someone who has had a setback in life, be it due to an
Graduate (2020) injury or a disability, through utilising treatments that
Occupational Therapy develop, recover or maintain their abilities in performing
meaningful daily activities.

Occupational Therapist My CCA

I was the President of the Occupational Therapy Student
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital Management Committee and a member of the Acapella
group ‘Just Singers’.

One thing I wished I knew before choosing

Occupation Therapy
I wished I knew the importance of Anatomy and
Physiology, so that I could better prepare for school and
struggle less in my first year.

Clinical Placement experience

I went on four placements of different sub-specialties
– Orthopedics, Geriatrics, Pediatrics, and Mental
Health. I was very fortunate to learn from therapists
from Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Dynamic Success
Centre for Kids, Institute of Mental Health, and Ren Ci
Community Hospital.

Favourite spot on campus

The student lounge! There are areas and facilities to
chill and spaces for us to have discussions. There are
also beanbags around that we used to make ourselves
comfortable (and maybe take a nap).

SIT’s support on being work-ready

Throughout my course of study, we had occupational
therapists from various settings coming in to give talks
and lectures. And, sometimes, they guided us through
group projects and assignments. Interactions with them
allowed us to know more about working life.

Click here to watch my video.

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YOUR
EMPLOYABILITY
IS OUR PRIORITY
W e place your employability at the heart of your student
experience. Through various initiatives at SIT, you will have a
myriad of opportunities to develop into a work-ready graduate.

Career Coaching Industry Mentorship

With a dedicated Career Coach for every
degree programme, you can explore
your career options with someone who
understands the industry. Seek the guidance
of your Career Coach to have your resume
reviewed or brush up on interview techniques
through mock interviews.
Designed to prepare you for the workplace,
the Industry Mentorship Programme will
connect you to the industry, while providing a
deeper understanding of working life.
Receive guidance from established mentors
with deep industry knowledge in various fields
of interest on a one-on-one basis.

Career Success Workshops Networking Events

Enhance your interview skills, job search
strategies, professional networking skills,
and resume writing abilities to get ahead of
the game.
Industry Exposure
Explore various career opportunities with our
industry partners through recruitment talks.
Find out the latest hiring trends and how you
can get a head start in your career.
Get a head start in your career by actively
participating in various networking events.
Connect with a strong network of professionals
and find out which industries and companies
are hiring in the new market conditions.
ReadyTalent Job Portal
Benefit from SIT’s one-stop student job portal
for all SIT work attachment positions, such as
Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP),
Industry Attachment, Work-Study Degree
Programmes, Overseas IWSP, jobs under the
SIT Student Work Scheme, as well as full-time
and part-time job vacancies.

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REAL-WORLD
READY
A t SIT, we understand that
preparing you for the world
is important. That’s why our
programmes are created with the
needs of the industry, business,
and professions in mind.
Our applied learning approach embedded throughout
our curriculum will create an industry-focused learning
journey for you. Our Industry Advisory Committees (IACs),
comprising key industry leaders, guide and provide
feedback on curriculum, enabling you to get an education
that is relevant.
With the ever-changing landscape in the global economy,
you need to be equipped with the skills, knowledge,
and experience sought after by employers. Our Industry
Mentorship Programme will give you valuable insights
on your chosen profession. Paired with an Industry
Mentor, you will gain industry-specific career advice and
guidance, which will broaden your perspectives on career
opportunities and aspirations.
The degrees in Software Engineering, Information
Security, and Computing Science are all important
ICT areas. Students learn, unlearn, and relearn to
prepare themselves for contributions to better
business/organisation outcomes.
SIT Infocomm Technology (ICT) cluster
continues to proactively engage industry to
keep relevance with the changing ICT needs. In
turn, SIT students and graduates are very well
sought-after, creating a virtuous cycle of good
supply to industry.
MR CHANG YEW KONG
Chairperson
Industry Advisory Committee for the SIT
Information and Communications
Technology Programmes
Chairman
Wizvision Pte Ltd

The mentorship programme was a great platform for me to

explore career possibilities and professional goals. I felt that I
had gained a clearer understanding of the job aspects in the
future, and

this helped me manage my expectations better for the

working world.

JONATHAN NYOE (right), Offshore Engineering,

and his mentor Mr Clarence Koh, Talent-Merge,
at the Society of Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers Singapore (SNAMES) networking event

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 INTEGRATED
WORK STUDY
PROGRAMME
G et the most out of your
degree. Through our
distinct Integrated Work
Study Programme (IWSP)
for SIT-conferred and joint
degree programmes, you will
undertake six to 12 months
of relevant work within the
course of your study that
combines theory and practice.
You will be tasked with real
work, handling projects that
matter to industry.
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Integrating Knowledge
and Practice
The knowledge and skills learnt in your programme will
allow you to better analyse situations, and apply principles
and theories to actual work performed on the job.
Opportunities for Innovation
in Companies
Initiate innovative projects, under the guidance of SIT
mentors and company-appointed supervisors, that give you
opportunities to solve real issues in companies.
Career and Professional Skills
Experience the entire process from submitting job
applications to being fully trained in a job. Leverage the
IWSP to develop competencies for the workplace and a
keen understanding of the industry.
 As a food technologist intern in Thong Siek
Global, I performed product development
trials, and testing of new ingredients and
raw materials. Being involved in the ideation Click here to find
process to develop products that may be out more.
available in supermarkets has reaffirmed my
passion and interest in product development
in the food manufacturing sector. I feel better
prepared for future employment.

POH MEI CHI

Year 4
Food Technology

I was tasked to develop enhancement

features for an existing web portal and
create a learning management web
portal for a government agency. I learned Click here to find
the intricacies of setting up a production- out more.
ready environment and the importance of
having high software quality standards. WANG RUIHONG, FELIX
Year 4
I am now familiar with the tasks needed Information and
to deploy an application and tackle the Communications Technology
(Software Engineering)
obstacles in the industry.

During my IWSP, I
was attached to the
SIA Engineering
Company (SIAEC) Base
Maintenance, where I
carried out maintenance
TRISTAN TAN WEI JIE
MOHAMMAD FIRDAUS tasks to ensure that the
Graduate (2021)
BIN TOSLIMIN aircrafts’ airworthiness
Hospitality Business
Graduate (2021) requirements are met.
Physiotherapy Upon graduation, I am Sales Executive
back with SIAEC and look Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore
Physiotherapist forward to a meaningful
Sengkang General Hospital career in aviation.

I was privileged to be part

During my clinical
placements, one of
the most interesting
experiences was at the
Singapore General Hospital
Burns unit. I was exposed
to numerous cases, ranging
from burns to orthoplastics.
The placement really
opened my eyes to
the various settings that
physiotherapists work
in and how each
setting poses its own
unique management
and challenges.
of Dusit Thani Laguna
Singapore’s pre-opening
team, where development
opportunities were
plentiful during my IWSP.
I felt empowered as I was
exposed to various roles,
from golf operations,
sales and marketing to
food and beverage. After
graduating, I was offered
a role as a sales executive
DENISE LIM JIA YI
Graduate (2021) and am eager to grow as
a well-rounded hospitality
Aircraft Systems Engineering
professional.
Trainee Aircraft Engineer
SIA Engineering Company

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A NEW
PATHWAY FOR
ADULT LEARNERS
A s an advocate of lifelong learning,
SIT is committed to building greater
resilience and upskilling manpower for
Singapore’s key sectors. This partnership with SIT
will enable Ensign to help
Through the new Competency-Based grow the cybersecurity
talent pool in Singapore by
Workplace Learning Pathway, adult learners grooming and upskilling
working in any of our partner organisations* cyber professionals.

can pursue a degree while working – the It will provide a much-needed

first-of-its-kind in Singapore. pathway for cyber professionals

to deepen their knowledge
The new pathway will adopt a different and stay on top of their game
modality in delivering two existing SIT while being employed,
degree programmes in cybersecurity and
thereby contributing
land transportation. to our overall efforts
to build a set of strong
localised cyber-defence
capabilities and nurture a
Bachelor of Engineering in Information and
sustainable workforce to
Communications Technology (Information Security)
defend our cyberspace.
with Ensign InfoSecurity Pte Ltd*.
 achelor of Engineering and Master of Engineering
B MR LEE FOOK SUN
Technology in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering Chairman
(Land) with Land Transport Authority (LTA), SBS Transit Ensign InfoSecurity
Ltd, and SMRT Corporation Ltd*.

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A Learner-Centric Pathway
This alternative route to an undergraduate degree will
allow adult learners to gain credits towards fulfilling degree
requirements, based on competencies acquired through
past work experience.
As part of your degree, you will achieve learning
outcomes through curated projects carried out at work.
You will have access to online lectures for respective
modules and receive facilitated coaching from SIT faculty
through online platforms. This approach provides you
with greater flexibility and ownership over your learning
journey and pace, and minimise disruptions to your work
and personal lives.

Enrolling in this degree programme will be

useful in my career development as it will
enable me to learn through work assignments.
The knowledge I gain can be applied
immediately to the workplace.

With this learning model, I would definitely

be able to better manage my studies at my
own pace while holding a full-time job.
IVAN NG
Year 1
Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Land)

Senior Assistant Engineer

Sys – System & Communication (NEL)
SBS Transit

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MEET ALVIN
About myself
Ong Jun Wei, Alvin Constantly eager to improve and upgrade myself.
Achieving new heights and breaking new barriers in life.
Year 4 Completing another Bachelor’s degree will be a new
Civil Engineering breakthrough for me.

Pursuing a Work-Study Degree in Civil Engineering

To improve myself and gain more relevant knowledge,
so I can value-add to my company and be involved in the
technical aspects of project discussions.

On choosing SIT
SIT offers a recognised degree programme that allows
me to work and provide for my family at the same time.
My company is also very supportive of my decision to
study in SIT.

Most enjoyable experience in SIT

When my friends and I have gatherings to chit chat and
discuss about the lessons we have learnt for the day.

Support from SIT for Adult Learners

No question is too silly. The lecturers take our questions
seriously and make sure that everyone understands the
modules even though the subject may seem simple to
the rest of the lecture or tutorial group.

One achievement I’m proud of

Being a great hands-on dad and loving family man while
striving to be the best of me.

Click here to watch my video.

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MEET ARIFALINA
Arifalina Zahrah Binte Abbas
Year 3
Air Transport Management
About myself
Adventurous and always out to learn something new.
On choosing SIT
The only local university to offer a degree in Air
Transport Management.
Pursuing Air Transport Management
My passion for aviation was shaped by my dad who was an
aviator himself, having worked in the Civil Aviation Authority
of Singapore for more than 20 years. I was constantly
curious about what goes on behind the scenes, for an
airport to run smoothly.
Go-to beverage
Ice Teh-O, always does the trick for me!
Proudest moment in SIT
It’s been an honour to serve as the Captain of the SIT
Touch Rugby Women’s team and to represent SIT in our
first Singapore University Games (SUniG).
SIT’s support on being work-ready
SIT has prepared me to be adaptable to changes. With
the current pandemic, the aviation industry is constantly
evolving, which requires the workforce to explore new
ways to stay afloat and run operations.
In 10 years’ time
To establish myself in the airport community and encourage
more women to get on board the aviation industry.
Click here to watch my video.
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 GO GLOBAL
W e believe that learning should not be limited to the
classroom. At SIT, we encourage you to venture
out of your comfort zone and brave new challenges to
deepen and broaden your learning journey.
In an increasingly digital world, we have provided virtual
global opportunities that will allow you to bring the
world into your home. You can still be inspired and learn
from the best in the industry, expand your networks, and
make new friends across borders!

Virtual Exposure Programme (VEP)

Our Health and Social Sciences students forge new
friendships with students from overseas universities
and expand their professional knowledge and
understanding of another countries’ healthcare
systems through the SIT virtual overseas exchanges.

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 Overseas Integrated Work Study
Programme (OIWSP)
Adapting to the current pandemic, some of our Infocomm
Technology students are doing their Overseas Integrated
Work Study Programme (OWISP) remotely to boost their
career prospects with overseas work experience – without
having to leave the country.

Currently, I’m interning as a full-stack developer and I’m

developing an entire prototype from scratch. With the
rise of remote working within the ICT industry, I get to
experience how to ‘do’ the job and be mindful of the
timezone differences as my company and bosses are
based overseas.

I am now prepared to work with a global mindset and

perspective, as this experience has also pushed me to be
more independent and responsible for my work.

LIM WEI MING, SHAWN

Year 4
Information and Communications Technology
(Software Engineering)

Local Immersion Programme (LIP)

In place of the Overseas Immersion Programme
(OIP), our Food Management Business students
from The Culinary Institute of America have
attended a Local Immersion Programme (LIP).
Here, they embarked on a learning journey
with visits to food processing plants, farms,
breweries, and a wide variety of food-related
businesses to deepen their knowledge of the
local culinary culture.

Other Virtual Exposure Programmes

Asia Virtual Exposure Series (AVES) –
Vietnam 360 Degree and Vietnam Market Research
Co-organised by the National Youth Council and School of Gumption, this
online youth exchange programme empowers youth to be Asia-ready. Students
will be provided opportunities for meaningful exposure to Vietnam to increase
their awareness and understanding of its economic growth trajectories and
opportunities. Participants experienced the unseen attractive side of the Our students will be able to
country’s Saigon Silicon City, which is a magnet for foreign investment. partake in our overseas
programmes should travel
OSG Virtual Internship Programme (VIP) restrictions be lifted.
Supported by the National Youth Council’s Asia-Ready Exposure Programme
(AEP), OSG Virtual Internship Programme allows students to gain valuable Click here to find out more.
virtual working experience under the new norm. Students were matched with a
Chinese company where they took up Digital Marketing roles and experienced
the Chinese business and social media cultures.

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 STUDENT LIFE
AT SIT
L ife at SIT is so much more than classroom learning
and open spaces. AT SIT, you get to design your own
journey. We have more than 135 student clubs and groups,
from a wide range of categories and interests, just for you.
Together with your peers and with the support of staff and
faculty, we can create a vibrant, safe, and inclusive student
community. Here, we have a campus that inspires and
nurtures an incredible student life like no other!

New Perspectives
At SIT, you can pursue more than just your academic dreams! Our SITizens,
student leaders from different clubs and committees, shake things up by
trying new passions and interests. Here’s what they have to say...

Pianissimo has a
tutor/mentorship kind
of relationship with
one another where

newbies can seek help from

more experienced pianists. Using the clutch and
brake on a bike to
NURUL NADIA change gears requires
BINTE DZULKIFLI
Year 2 a bit more coordination
Sustainable
compared to a car.
Infrastructure
Engineering
KWOK ZHAN ONN
(Building Services)
Year 2
Motorcycle Club
SIT-Newcastle University
Chemical Engineering
Pianissimo Club

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I like how
astronomers use

stories to remember
constellations they map out.

GUILLERMO
SAMANTHA
MAE ROSARIO
Year 3
Aircraft Systems
Engineering
Netball
Netball is so different
from basketball!

I didn’t know
each player was
restricted to
certain areas of
the court with
specialised roles
within the team.

CYNTHIA CHAN
SI QING
Year 4
Diagnostic
Radiography
Astronomers Club

I learnt that the Diversity

& Inclusion Advocates
organise and execute
programmes and
events to promote
wellness, positive
values, and intercultural
understanding among
the student body.
It would be exciting to
get together to celebrate
and learn about each other’s
cultures and traditions.
NUR DEENA BINTE
MOHD ZAHEER
Year 2
Hospitality Business
SITizen Ambassadors
I find the work that SITizen
Ambassadors do interesting!
As Diversity & Inclusion
Advocates, we embody
positive community
values while SITizen
Ambassadors embody
the SIT-DNA and act
as advocates to co-
create SIT’s future as a
reputable university of
applied learning.
SHAWN YEO WENG JIE
Year 2
Civil Engineering
Diversity & Inclusion
Advocates

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 The Whiskurs Club
provides multiple
opportunities for
students to learn more
about our furry friends
and they

advocate the dangers

that arise from caring There is more to
powerlifting than
for exotic pets.
just lifting the
heaviest weight. For
DARIUS KEENWITT
JOSEPH example, having the
Year 2 correct form and
Mechanical Engineering
activating the right
Powerlifting
muscles are very
important in
preventing injury.

AU MIN YEOW
Year 3
Physiotherapy
Whiskurs Club

I learnt that the robot

with wall sensors was a
project assigned to the
Year 1 Mechatronics
Systems students.

Most might think that it is a

simple function, but a lot of
thought, experimentation,
and effort go behind it.
SEOW CHU YI, VENUS
Year 2
Dietetics and Nutrition
Project YOUth
I like how Project YOUth
plans events and activities for
the youths of Singapore.
I am happy to hear that
there’s a dedicated
student group in SIT
that’s willing to go the
extra mile to help bond
and befriend all of them.

MUHAMMAD HAFIZIN
BIN MAZLI
Year 2
Mechatronics Systems
Student Management
Committee

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Here is a sample of the student clubs and groups you can join at SIT!
Scan the QR code for the full spread of choices.

Sports Development Arts & Culture Special Interest &

• Adventure • Audiowerks Industry Chapters
• Badminton • Ballroom • Astronomers

• Basketball • Breakers • Debate

• Bowling • D’Streak Flo • Geeks

• Calisthenics • Dancesport • Japanese

• Cue Sports/9-Ball Pool • Just Singers • Magical Hearts

• Dragon Boat • Muzeka • Photography

• Football • Poco A Poco • Motorcycle

• Futsal • Pianissimo • Rotaract

• Handball • Soul Extreme • Sign Language

• Inline Skating • Soundbox • Whiskurs

• Silat • Symphonique • Wau! Malay Cultural Society

• Tchoukball • Theatre • Institute of Electrical and Electronics

Engineers SIT Student Chapter
• Track & Field • Vocalist Insight
• Society of Women Engineers SIT
• Ultimate Frisbee Student Chapter
• Volleyball • The Institution of Engineers,
Singapore SIT Student Chapter
• Professional Convention
Management Association SIT
Student Chapter

Leadership
• Club Leaders
• Diversity & Inclusion Advocates
• First Year Experience
Executive Committees
• Inter Cluster Games
Executive Committee
• Leaders for Special Projects
• Performing Artistes
• SITizen Ambassadors
• Student Management
Committees
• Vanguards
Global Citizenship Student Welfare
• Community Service Club
• Laptop Support Scheme
• Well-thy Minds
• Counselling Service
• Project YOUth
• Special Education Needs
• Project IncluSGive
• Student Associates
• SITintegrates
Find out more on our website!
Click here to find out more about our student life on Instagram.

• Varsity Athletes

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MEET AIMANN
Nur Aimann Binte Ahmad Zuhri About myself
A risk taker who likes a challenge and discovering
Graduate (2021) new things.

Aircraft Systems Engineering

Pursuing Aircraft Systems Engineering
I’ve always been fascinated with how an aircraft is able
to fly and how the various systems and components
Trainee Aircraft Engineer operate in an aircraft.

SIA Engineering Company

One fictional character I wish to be
The empowering Wonder Woman. Girl power for the win!

Most enjoyable experience in SIT

Having forged meaningful friendships and conquered
every obstacle we faced together as a class/group.

My CCA
SIT Women’s Football Team. My team mates are just like
my second family, always making sure I end my week
with a ‘bang’!

My IWSP workplace
SIA Engineering Company. Definitely an amazing
experience as I was not on the aircraft as a passenger
but instead, as a trainee engineer!

Advice to my younger self

To always believe in yourself! You will never know what
you are able to achieve if you don’t strive for it.

Click here to watch my video.

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MEET QIU YIN
About myself
Lim Qiu Yin A budding dietitian, anticipating challenges for growth.
Year 3
Dietetics and Nutrition One myth about SIT
SIT not being a good enough university is not true!
We have a distinctive learning culture and attitude in
SIT that differentiates us from undergraduates in
other universities.

Pursuing Dietetics and Nutrition

During my poly internship as a dietetic technician, I
witnessed the joy on the dietitians’ faces whenever the
patients’ blood test results improved after following
through medical nutritional therapy. The impact I can
bring to patients through nutrition inspired me.

My CCA
Can you imagine various communities doing the
impossible? In Magical Hearts, beneficiaries are taught to
perform magic to offset impossibilities. We want them to
be seen for their capabilities rather than their conditions.

Favourite memory from my CCA

During a virtual magic session for children with
cancer, I noticed that a shy girl had been following
instructions carefully and making good progress silently.
To encourage her, I sent her a ‘good job’ message
via the chatbox. Towards the end of the session, she
volunteered to perform for everyone. Her courage and
confident smile is a dear memory for me.

One project I’m excited to be involved in

Good habits start from young. I was once involved Click here to watch my video.
in a cross-disciplinary project with Information and
Communications Technology students to develop a
gamification app for preschool children and their parents
to encourage better food choices for their children.

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 OUR
DEGREE
PROGRAMMES

C hoosing what to do at university is an adventure.

It’s about discovery, passion, and realising your
dreams. At SIT, we offer a range of degree programmes
that allow you to fulfil these ambitions.

YAZHINI ELANGO
Graduate (2020)
Pharmaceutical Engineering

Manufacturing Engineer
Roche

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Business, Communication and Design
/ Accountancy / Air Transport Management
/ Digital Communications and Integrated Media
/ Food Business Management (Baking and Pastry Arts)
/ Food Business Management (Culinary Arts) / Hospitality Business

Engineering
/ Aerospace Engineering / Aircraft Systems Engineering
/ Civil Engineering / Computer Engineering / Digital Supply Chain
/ Electrical Power Engineering / Electronics and Data Engineering
/ Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering
/ Mechanical Engineering / Mechatronics Systems
/ Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering / Robotics Systems
/ Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services)
/ Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Land)

Food, Chemical and Biotechnology

/ Chemical Engineering / Food Technology / Pharmaceutical Engineering

Health and Social Sciences

/ Diagnostic Radiography / Dietetics and Nutrition / Nursing
/ Occupational Therapy / Physiotherapy / Radiation Therapy
/ Speech and Language Therapy

Infocomm Technology
/ Applied Artificial Intelligence / Computer Engineering
/ Computer Science in Interactive Media and Game Development
/ Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation
/ Computing Science / Digital Art and Animation / Digital Supply Chain
/ Information and Communications Technology (Information Security)
/ Information and Communications Technology (Software Engineering)
/ User Experience and Game Design

Degree Programme Handbook 33

BUSINESS,
COMMUNICATION
AND
DESIGN

MUHAMMAD ASHRAF
BIN MUHAMMAD AMIR
Graduate (2021)
Accountancy

Transfer Pricing Associate

KPMG Singapore

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A s the Singapore economy transforms
through enterprise and innovation,
there will be a range of careers that requires
strong people-centric skills and a mindset
that is geared towards providing the best
service experience.

Accountancy

Air Transport Management

Digital Communications and Integrated Media

Food Business Management (Baking and Pastry Arts)

Food Business Management (Culinary Arts)

Hospitality Business

Click here for up-to-date information.

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ENGINEERING

TAN YUQING
Year 3
Civil Engineering

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E ngineering has a profound impact on how the world works and
operates. Practically every human-made object that we see
and touch in our daily lives has either been created or improved
by engineers. In fact, engineers have shaped the world we live in,
from smart buildings, space travel, autonomous vehicles, artificial
intelligence, to quantum technology. They will continue to help
improve the world we live in by finding creative solutions to a wide
range of problems.

Built Environment
Civil Engineering
Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services)

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Electrical Power Engineering
Electronics and Data Engineering

Maritime
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

Mechanical
Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering
Mechanical Engineering

Multidisciplinary
Computer Engineering
Digital Supply Chain
Mechatronics Systems
Robotics Systems
Click here for up-to-date
information.
Transportation
Aerospace Engineering
Aircraft Systems Engineering
Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Land)

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FOOD,
CHEMICAL AND
BIOTECHNOLOGY

MOSES PRADO
Graduate (2021)
Chemical Engineering

Automation Systems Engineer

RoviSys

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T he food and drink we consume, the
energy we use, and the medicines we
take, are a result of the technical know-how
and ingenuity of chemical engineers, food
technologists, and pharmaceutical engineers.
With Singapore being resource-scarce,
we must develop expertise in chemical
and pharmaceutical engineering and food
technology to sustain the economy and our
population growth.

Chemical Engineering

Food Technology

Pharmaceutical Engineering

Click here for up-to-date information.

Degree Programme Handbook 39

HEALTH AND
SOCIAL SCIENCES

LIM SIEW HUI, JOANNE

Graduate (2019)
Nursing

Staff Nurse
National University Hospital

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A re you interested in making a
real difference in people’s lives?
As Singapore is coping with an ageing
population, the demands on our healthcare
system will continue to increase.
If you are interested in improving the
well-being of individuals and communities
and working in an empowering way to
promote positive lives, a healthcare career
might be the right choice for you.

Diagnostic Radiography

Dietetics and Nutrition

Nursing

Occupational Therapy

Physiotherapy

Radiation Therapy

Speech and Language Therapy

Click here for up-to-date information.

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INFOCOMM
TECHNOLOGY

TOH ZHI TING, SHERYL

Graduate (2019)
Telematics (Intelligent Transportation
Systems Engineering)*

Customer Success Manager

Tessaract.io

*
This programme has been renamed as Computer Engineering.

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D o you want to transform the future and build systems
that keep the world connected? Do you want to
improve lives and livelihoods for all?
In the post-COVID era, coupled with Singapore’s journey
towards becoming a Smart Nation, there is an urgent need
to harness technology to stay ahead as a global city.

Applied Artificial Intelligence

Computer Engineering

Computer Science in Interactive Media and Game Development

Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation

Computing Science

Digital Art and Animation

Digital Supply Chain

Information and Communications Technology (Information Security)

Information and Communications Technology (Software Engineering)

User Experience and Game Design

Click here for up-to-date information.

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MEET BEN
My job
Ben Kum Xuan Hao As a development executive in Pan Pacific Hotels Group,
I conduct feasibility studies, market research, and
Graduate (2020) competitor analysis for prospective and existing hotels
Hospitality Business across the world.

On choosing SIT
Development Executive SIT is the only university offering a specialised degree
programme in Hospitality Business. The style of applied
Pan Pacific Hotels & Resorts learning intrigued me and makes learning more relevant.

Hobbies
Playing the violin, leathercrafting, baking, and the
occasional crochet.

My IWSP experience
I was a finance intern at Marina Bay Sands, Cost
Control Department.

Proudest achievement from SIT

When my team and I were nominated to present at
the 4th Singapore Tourism Board and Singapore Hotel
Association Hotel Industry Conference for The Hotel
Innovation Pitch Challenge 2018. It took months of hard
work and collaboration with our clients.

In 10 years’ time
I want to publish a paper regarding the application of
game theory and statistics within the hospitality sector.

Advice to my younger self

With a bit of spit, grit, and elbow grease, anything can
be achieved.

Click here to watch my video.

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MEET MATTHEW
Quek Yi Qiang Matthew
Graduate (2019)
Computer Science in Real-
Time Interactive Simulation
Co-Founder and CEO
The Iterative Collective
My job
I’m the co-founder of The Iterative Collective – an incubator-
publisher hybrid for video games. I work with independent
game studios to help them successfully develop and launch
their games.
Pursuing Computer Science in Real-Time
Interactive Simulation
Since young, I’ve been interested in storytelling, voraciously
consuming books, movies, and other narratives. When I
first encountered video games, it was love at first sight, as
games can tell a story in a way no other medium can.
One thing I wished I knew before choosing Computer
Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation
It’s not all fun and games, as game development is one
of the most gruelling computer science specialisations. It
encompasses networking, kinematics, lightwave physics,
graphics rendering, low-level optimisations, psychology,
and so much more. They all run in real-time to achieve the
digital illusion, which is a game.
Favourite spot on campus
The Study Pods! Lots of studying, constructive meetings,
and time spent with friends took place in those rooms.
One mantra I go by
‘Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.’
Biggest takeaway from university
Building friendships taught and inspired me to do much
more in life than mastering a book on differential equations.
In 10 years’ time
I hope to support
the growth of the
Southeast Asian video
game developer
ecosystem,
putting us on
the global game
development map.
Click here to watch my video.
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 START YOUR
NEXT STEP HERE
W e adopt an aptitude-based approach in assessing applicants
for admission. This means we look beyond your grades and
see you as an individual with diverse qualities, talents, and life
experiences. We are interested in who you are, and how you can
contribute to the community and industry.

We look out for…

Academic Proficiency
and Prior Learning

Relevant Work Experience

Related Exposure and Achievements

Passion and Aptitude

Performance During Interviews

Submit and check your application status via Admission.SingaporeTech.edu.sg.

For application dates and deadlines, visit SingaporeTech.edu.sg.

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 ADMISSIONS
TIMELINE
Application Opens
MID-JAN – MID-MAR SIT Scholarship Application Opens

 hortlisted applicants will be assessed for Admissions

S
and a Scholarship concurrently. For specific degree FEB – MAY
programmes, you may have to submit portfolios
or essays, and/or be assessed through written or
technical tests.

 heck your Admissions Application Outcome.

C
APR – MAY Students awarded Scholarships will receive their
offers concurrently.

If you are successful, accept our offer!

BY JOINT
ACCEPTANCE DEADLINE

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION OPENS

JUNE When you have accepted our offer, you will receive
a pre-matriculation package.

Admissions
SIT Scholarship

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 ACADEMIC
REQUIREMENTS
W e welcome applicants from different backgrounds and
stages of life, including fresh school leavers pursuing
higher education and adult learners seeking to reskill or
upskill, particularly those who are reading their first degree.
Check out the specific academic requirements here.
For GCE ‘A’ Level and NUS High
Diploma from any local Polytechnic
School Applicants
You may apply with a diploma from a local polytechnic. If you are a final-
Met one of the following Mother
year polytechnic student, you may apply for admission using your first five
Tongue Language (MTL) requirements:
semesters’ results within the stipulated time frame. Upon receipt of your sixth
semester’s results and diploma certificate, you must then upload them as • Minimum ‘S’ grade for the H1 or H2
proof of graduation. Part-time diploma holders will be considered on a case- MTL paper, or General Studies in
by-case basis. Chinese taken at the GCE ‘A’ Level
examination
Diploma from other institutions • Pass in the MTL ‘B’ Syllabus paper at
If you are applying with a Diploma from BCA Academy, Institute of Technical the GCE ‘A’ Level examination
Education, LASALLE College of the Arts, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, or • Minimum D7 for the higher MTL
other local institutions, you will be considered for selected programmes on a paper taken at the GCE ‘O’ Level
case-by-case basis. examination

GCE ‘A’ Level For IB Applicants

Obtained passes in at least two ‘A’/H2 subjects, and offered either General
Met one of the following Mother
Paper (GP) or Knowledge & Inquiry (KI) in the same sitting.
Tongue Language (MTL) requirements:

International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB) • Minimum pass grade for HL/SL MTL
A: Literature
Obtained the IB Diploma.
• Minimum pass grade for HL/SL MTL
Obtained a minimum grade five in at least two Higher Level (HL) and one A: Language and Literature
Standard Level (SL) subjects.
• Minimum pass grade for HL/SL
Forecasted results will not be accepted. Language B
• Minimum D7 for the higher
NUS High School Diploma MTL paper taken at the GCE ‘O’
Obtained the NUS High School Diploma. Level examination

Other Year 12/equivalent qualifications

You should have completed at least 12 years of formal education deemed as
For details of the relevant diplomas
acceptable, equivalent qualifications to be considered for admission.
and programme specific requirements,
Forecasted results will not be accepted. please click here.

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APPLICATION
TIPS
List Up to Five
programme choices in your application.
Choose Your Programmes Wisely
in order of your preference and interest, as well
as the competitiveness of the programmes.
Choice Order is Taken
Into Consideration
in the shortlisting for a specific programme.
If you have been offered your first-choice
programme, you will not be considered for
subsequent programme choices.
Highlight related
Achievements and Salient Points
in your Personal Statement to demonstrate
your passion and aptitude.
Ensure that details of your
academic qualifications are
Accurate and Complete.
Fill in your CCA participation and
achievements, including noteworthy
competitions (e.g.WorldSkills Competition,
International Olympiad, RoboCup).
Don’t forget that details of your relevant
work experience, including internships
and Work-Study Post-Diplomas (related
to programme choices) should be
Comprehensively Filled In.
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 WHAT IF
I AM A…?

National Service (NS) Liable Applicant

If you have been offered a place and are currently
serving or due to serve National Service (NS), a place
will be reserved for you until you complete your NS
(fees will follow the year of application and acceptance).

Current/Former University Student

(a) If you have previously studied or are studying in a
degree programme offered by any of the other local
Autonomous Universities, LASALLE College of the
Arts, or Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, you may apply
to SIT during the admissions application window.
(b) If you are a current/former university student either
in a local university or overseas university, please
upload all your university term results to date in your
application. By default, admitted students will start
from Year 1 of the undergraduate programme. Credit
transfers will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
Undergraduate students who are switching to another
degree programme either within or across the
institutions stated in (a) will be eligible for the Tuition
Grant, up to total credits required for graduation at SIT,
less the percentage of semesters or trimesters of Tuition
Grant received at their previous university.

Note:

Part-time degree graduates from the Singapore University of Social Sciences (formerly known as UniSIM) who had partially received the tuition
subsidy to complete their first part-time undergraduate degree will be eligible for a pro-rated tuition grant if they have not received the Ministry of
Education (MOE)’s subsidy at a higher qualification level (e.g. postgraduate diploma and master’s programme). If you have graduated from a part-time
undergraduate degree programme awarded by the then-SIM University and were enrolled in the degree programme between 2001 to 2008, please
contact us at Registrar@SingaporeTech.edu.sg for more details on tuition fees.

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 INVESTING IN
YOUR FUTURE
G etting a university degree is an investment in your
education, and more importantly, your future. We
understand that finances are an essential consideration,
so we have broken down the type of education costs you
can expect to incur in SIT.

Tuition Fees
SIT tuition fees are highly subsidised by the Ministry of Education through the
Tuition Grant Scheme (TGS). The TGS is extended to Singapore Citizens
(SC), Permanent Residents (SPR), and International Students (IS) enrolled in
SIT. Eligible students who are awarded the Tuition Grant will pay subsidised
tuition fees*. The Tuition Grant is bond-free for Singapore Citizens. SPR and IS
are required to sign a Tuition Grant agreement and work for a Singapore-based
company for a period of three years upon graduation.
SingaporeTech.edu.sg/admissions/tuition-fees

Living Expenses
As a student, you will have to pay for daily essentials such as food, transport,
and personal expenditure. Costs such as books, laptop, and extra materials
you may need for your studies will need to be factored in as well.

Enrichment Costs
(Overseas Immersion Programme (OIP), Overseas Study Trips, etc.)

Depending on government advisories on the global pandemic, opportunities

for overseas programmes might resume. One example is the Overseas
Immersion Programme (OIP) offered to students who are pursuing joint or
overseas university undergraduate programmes. The OIP is designed to
provide greater learning experiences and include lectures, hands-on project
work, workshops, and industry visits. This enrichment cost is separate from
the tuition fees.
SingaporeTech.edu.sg/life-at-sit/global-experience

Note:

 C, SPR, and IS who have received the tuition grant for studies in degree programmes at NUS, NTU, SMU, SUTD, SIT, SUSS, LASALLE, or NAFA, will be
S
*

eligible for tuition grant of up to total credits required for graduation at SIT, less the percentage of semesters or trimesters of the tuition grant received at
their previous university. Students who have fully utilised their tuition grant for degree programmes and were conferred degree qualifications will have to pay
non-subsidised fees for the entire duration of their new programme.

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 SCHOLARSHIPS
AT A GLANCE
W e believe in creating opportunities for students to develop
and achieve their goals, and cultivate future leaders for
Singapore’s growing industries. We invest substantially in our
scholarships, recognising students for their academic excellence,
robust co-curricular record, and strong leadership qualities. Our SIT
scholars will contribute to the SIT community and be responsible
global citizens.
SIT Scholarship SIT Mid-Term Scholarship

Bond-Free
No bond is attached to the scholarship, enabling students to pursue their dream
career without any worries.

Features Moulding Leaders of Tomorrow

Through scholars’ various engagements, such as the induction camp, dialogue
sessions, and specially-curated workshops, they will be equipped with valuable
skills to stay ahead of the curve and remain relevant in the workforce.

Full coverage of tuition fees (after MOE Tuition Grant) based on the prevailing
cost of the degree programme for Singapore Citizens.
Coverage
Annual miscellaneous fees

Undergraduate All programmes

Programme

SC or SPR SC or SPR

Eligibility Outstanding academic results Outstanding academic results

Strong leadership qualities Strong leadership qualities
Good CCA record Good CCA record
For SIT or joint degree programmes:
KEY: Completed 60 credits
SC = Singapore Citizen
For OU degree programmes:
SPR = Singapore Permanent Resident Entering final year of
OU = Overseas University degree programme

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 As an SIT Scholar, I had the opportunity to participate in several service learning projects
across the ASEAN region and share my experiences at various engagement events.
This experience was humbling and insightful, which encouraged me

to continue giving back to the community.

JACK BOEY WEN MING

Systems Engineer
Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA)

SIT Scholar and Graduate (2021)

Information and Communications Technology (Information Security)

Other types of scholarships, including donated and bond-free

scholarships, are also available at SIT.
Donor-supported Bond-Free Scholarships
These scholarships have been made possible at SIT by generous donors who wish to
nurture academic excellence among our students.
AbbVie Scholarship Lim Doa Hin Scholarship Select Group Scholarship
BR Metals Scholarship Lim Siah Mong Scholarship Shopee Scholarship
CBJ Foundation Scholarship Mr & Mrs Ko Seng Gie Scholarship Sing Lun Scholarship
Choo-Lim Scholarship Naterra Resources Singapore Chemical Industry Council
International Scholarship Financial Scholarship
DBS Scholarship
Nexia TS Public Accounting Soon Family Digital
EnGro Scholarship
Corporation Financial Scholarship Leadership Scholarship
Feng Ming Scholarship
OUE Scholarship Tan Sri (Dr) Tan Chin Tuan Scholarship
Foo Kon Tan Scholarship
P.L.A.Y. Lam Family Scholarship Temasek Foundation
Ho Bee Scholarship Sunburst Scholarship
Peter Lim Scholarship
IGG Scholarship The Abang Scholarship
Prima Group Scholarship
Irene Tan Liang Kheng Scholarship The Ngee Ann Kongsi Scholarship
Rotary Club of Bugis Junction
iSparkle Scholarship Scholarship Tseng Family Foundation Scholarship
John Abraham Rapid Rotary Club of Tanglin & TUCSS Engineering Scholarship
Physiocare Scholarship Tong Kok Chiang Scholarship
Wilmar Scholarship
Kewalram Chanrai Group Scholarship RSM Singapore Financial Scholarship
Yusof Ishak Scholarship
KKH Scholarship Sang Nila Utama Scholarship
KSF Beverage Singapore SBF Foundation – SIT Scholarship
Scholarship Fund
SCCCF Scholarship
Lee Foundation Food Technology
Seagift Scholarship
Scholarship

External Scholarships Scholarships Administered

by MOE-appointed
SIT has a close symbiotic relationship with the industry. Together with our Secretariat Office
industry partners, government agencies, and organisations, SIT has been
providing opportunities to deserving undergraduates through scholarships LKY-STEP Award
and sponsorships. Our industry partners also benefit from our quality tertiary
education by sending their employees to SIT to upgrade their skills and University Engineering
acquire new knowledge through our degree programmes. Scholarship

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 DONOR-SUPPORTED
EXCELLENCE
AWARDS
AbbVie Outstanding Student Award in
Pharmaceutical Engineering
Amazon Book Prize in Distributed
Systems Programming
Amoy Street Dental Book Prize in
Individual and Environmental Influences on
Eating Behaviours
Amoy Street Dental Book Prize in Research –
Critical Appraisal of Literature
AsiaCloud Solutions Book Prize in
Change Management
Baker Tilly Outstanding Student Award
in Accountancy
Blu5 Group Book Prize in Data Analytics
Blu5 Group Book Prize in Machine Learning
Chong Yook Yin Book Prize in Principles and
Practice of Population Health
Choo Chiau Beng Outstanding Student Award
in Naval Architecture
CPA Australia Book Prize in Transfer Pricing
Cybersprout Book Prize in Network Security
Cybersprout Book Prize in Nutrition,
Health and Disease
Cyclect Book Prize in Electrical Systems
Deloitte & Touche Book Prize in Audit Process
Deloitte & Touche Book Prize in Enterprise
Accounting Applications
Deloitte & Touche Book Prize in
Financial Accounting
EPS Computer Systems Book Prize in
Web Security
EPS Computer Systems Book Prize in Web
Systems and Technologies
Foo Kon Tan Book Prize in Corporate
Reporting and Financial Analysis
Hummingbird Health Pte Ltd Book Prize in
Clinical Radiography Practice 1
Institute of Chemical & Engineering Sciences
(ICES) Outstanding Student Award in
Chemical Engineering
IES-IStructE Joint Committee Book Prize
IMDA Gold Medal
Ingredion Outstanding Student Award in
Food Technology
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Made possible by SIT’s philanthropic
partners, these awards await our
very best talents:
Institute of Materials (East Asia) Book Prize in
Materials Science and Engineering
ITSEC Asia Book Prize in Ethical Hacking
Keppel Gold Medals
Kevin Liang Book Prize in Advanced Pastry
Kevin Liang Book Prize in Web Systems and
Technologies
Kimly Construction Best Final Year Student
Award in Civil Engineering
Kreston Ardent CAtrust PAC Book Prize in
Accounting Information Systems
Kreston Ardent CAtrust PAC Book Prize in
Business Valuation and Analysis
KRISfam Fund Outstanding Student Award in
Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Nexia TS Public Accounting Corporation Book
Prize in Auditing
PARKROYAL on Beach Road Book Prize in
Service Quality Management
PKF Book Prize in Change Management
Professor Wu Dao Quan (吴道全教授)
Outstanding Engineering Student Award
Rohde & Schwarz Outstanding Student Award
in Systems Engineering (Electromechanical
Systems)
Rotary Club of Bugis Junction
Commendation Award
Rotary Club of Bugis Junction Outstanding
Student Award
Rotary Club of Jurong Town Book Prize
in Managing Long Term Conditions
in Communities
Samwoh Corporation Outstanding Student
Award in Civil Engineering
Shirley Koh Book Prize in Digital Advertising,
Branding, Campaigning
Shirley Koh Book Prize in Introduction to
A La Carte Cooking
Singapore Chemical Industry Council
Book Prize in Bachelor Thesis
Singapore Chemical Industry Council
Book Prize in Process Safety
Singapore Computer Society Prize for
Final Year Best Capstone Project in
Software Engineering
Singapore Concrete Institute Book Prize
Singapore Food Manufacturers’ Association
Book Prize in Industrial Systems Improvement
Singapore Green Building Council
Outstanding Student Award in Sustainable
Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services)
Singapore Heart Foundation First Prize in
Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
Singapore Heart Foundation Second Prize in
Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
SMRT Outstanding Student Award in
Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Land)
SP Group Book Prize in Electrical Systems
Sport Singapore(SportSG) Book Prize in
Enhancing Human Performance by Exercise
St Luke’s ElderCare Book Prize in Community
& Public Health Nutrition
St Luke’s Eldercare Book Prize in
Contemporary Occupational Therapy Practice
with Older Adults
St Luke’s ElderCare Book Prize in Healthcare
Innovation and Productivity
St Luke’s ElderCare Book Prize in
Physiotherapy Across Lifespan (Older Adults)
steel.sg Book Prize in Design of Steel and
Concrete Structures
Steelaris Book Prize in Design of Steel and
Composite Structures
Taylor & Francis Asia Pacific Book Prize in
Exercise Physiology
The Ngee Ann Kongsi Gold Medal (For The
Most Outstanding Graduating Student)
The Pan Pacific Brand Yearly Performance
Award in Hospitality Business
The Pan Pacific Hotels Group Best Final Year
Student Award in Hospitality Business
The PARKROYAL Brand Yearly Performance
Award in Hospitality Business
X Inc Book Prize in Foodservice Management
X Inc Book Prize in Introduction to
Collaborative Digital Media Production
YP Academy Book Prize in Business
Information Technology
FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
SCHEMES
AT A GLANCE
W e understand that a university degree is an investment for
your future. That’s why we are committed to providing
students access to an excellent education, without letting any financial
challenges get in the way. Find out more about the financial assistance
schemes available, so that you will be empowered to take charge of
your education journey.

Tuition Fees Living Allowance Miscellaneous

• MOE Tuition Grant • SIT Study Loan Support
Living Allowance
• MENDAKI Tertiary • Laptop Support Scheme
Tuition Fee Subsidy • Higher Education
Community Bursary • Overseas Student
• Post-Secondary Programme Loan
Education Account • Higher Education Bursary
• Emergency Funds
• CPF Education • SIT Bursary and Grants
Loan Scheme
• Donor-Supported Bursaries
• Tuition Fee Loan
• SIT Study Loan
• Donor-Supported Bursaries

Please note that applications for loan schemes, subsidies, bursaries, and grants must be submitted within the stipulated deadlines. Information is correct at
the time of print. For more details, please visit at SingaporeTech.edu.sg/admissions/financial-aid

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 DONOR-SUPPORTED
BURSARIES AND
STUDY GRANTS
Made possible by donors, these bursaries and study grants level the
playing field for financially disadvantaged students at SIT, enabling
them to realise their fullest potential through a quality education.
Donor-Supported Bursaries/Study Grants Residency Criterion Quantum per Academic Year (SGD)
2020 Healthcare Heroes Bursary SC $5,000
Abwin Study Grant SC $5,000
Aegis Building & Engineering Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Aerospace Consultancy Bursary SC $5,000
Ajit Prabhu Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Alfa Tech Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust ("A-REIT") Bursary SC $5,000
Bond Capital Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Business Engineers Asia Bursary SC $5,000
Catalyst Bursary SC/SPR (Malaysian)/MY $5,000
CEI Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Chen Sing Wu Memorial Bursary SC $3,000
Choo-Lim Bursary SC $5,000
Compass 8 Bursary Award ALL $5,000
Decision Science Agency Study Grant SC $5,000
Desiree Chua Bursary SC $5,000
Dou Yee Enterprises Bursary SC/SPR $7,500
Dr Ang Poon Liat Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
ELK Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
finexis advisory Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Fok Fook Cheong Bursary SC $5,000
Foong Hock Meng and Family Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Geo Energy Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
GIC Sparks & Smiles Award SC $6,000
Goh Foundation Allowance SC $2,000
Goh Foundation Bursary SC $6,250
GSK-EDB-HRD Bursary SC $5,000
GSK-EDB-HRD Support Grant SC $2,000
Harrier Technology Bursary SC $5,000
Hifsah Begum Study Grant SC/SPR (Malaysian)/MY $5,625
Ho Family Bursary SC $5,000
HSH Study Grant SC $5,000
ICH Group Bursary SC $5,000
JCS-Echigo Study Grant ALL $5,000
John Abraham Rapid Physiocare Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
JSP Study Grant ALL $5,000
Kee Gen Heng Bursary SC $5,000
Keppel Study Grant SC $5,000
Khoo Chwee Neo Foundation Bursary ALL $5,000 – $10,000
Kimly Construction Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Koufu Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Kuang Yong Auto Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Kwai Fong & Raymond Goh Study Grant SC $5,000
Kwee Poo Lien and Ong Kiem Kiok Bursary ALL $5,000
L-QuBE Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Lee Foundation Bursary SC/SPR $6,220
Lee Foundation Emergency Grant SC/SPR Up to $5,000
Lew Foundation Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Leo Infocomm Bursary SC $5,000
Li Ah Ngor Bursary ALL $5,000
Lien Shih Sheng Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Lih Ming Construction Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

KEY: SC = Singapore Citizen SPR = Singapore Permanent Resident MY = Malaysian

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Donor-Supported Bursaries/Study Grants Residency Criterion Quantum per Academic Year (SGD)
Lim Chew Swee Bursary SC $5,000
Lim Doa Hin Study Grant SC $5,000
Lim Leng Swan Study Grant ALL $5,000
Lim Pu Leh Bursary SC/SPR (Malaysian)/MY $8,000
Lions Community Service Foundation Bursary SC $5,000
Lo Chee Fei & Ng Choy Wah Bursary SC $7,500
Lo Hock Ling Bursary SC $5,000
Loh Kwan Hoi Bursary SC $5,000
Loo Shaw Chang & Tan Hooi Hong Bursary SC $5,000
Low Geok Cheng Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Low Ming Wah Study Grant ALL $5,000
M.Tech Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Mapletree Bursary SC $5,000
Masonic Charitable Fund Endowment Bursary SC $5,000
Mdm Leow Sik Kee Bursary SC $6,000
MHC – Meek & Lowly – Ode to Art & Dr Ng Choon Hee Bursary SC $5,000
Mohamed Abdul Jaleel Bursary SC $5,000
Moses Sandra Ruth Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Mr and Mrs Chow Wing Tak Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Nebulas Tree Bursary SC $5,000
Net-Source Group Study Grant SC/SPR $5,000
NetLink Trust Bursary SC $5,000
Ng Sheng Poh and Quek Siew Keow Bursary SC $5,000
Ocean Tankers Bursary SC $5,000
Octava Foundation Study Grant SC $5,000
Ohm Energy Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
P.L.A.Y. Lam Family Fund Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Paul Tseng Study Grant SC/SPR $3,000
Pei Hwa Foundation Bursary SC $5,000
Peter Wong Tat Tak Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Racks Central Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Resilience Study Grant SC/SPR $7,500
Rotary Club of Bugis Junction Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Rotary Club of Jurong Town Bursary SC $5,000
S.S. Jhunjhnuwala – Naumi Hotel Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Samwoh Corporation Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Samwoh Corporation Global Immersion Study Grant SC/SPR $5,000
Sheng Siong Group Bursary ALL $5,000
Silent Minority Bursary SC (Malay, Indian, Eurasian descent) $5,000
Sing Lun Bursary SC $5,000
Singapore Contractors Association Study Grant SC/SPR $5,000
Singapore Leong Khay Huay Kuan Bursary SC $3,000
SIT Bursary SC/SPR $3,000
Siti Maznah @ Alice Check Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
steel.sg Study Grant SC $5,000
Straits Bunkering Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Straits Construction Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
SYNthesize Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
SystemEngineer360 Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
T T J Design and Engineering Overseas Immersion Programme Grant SC/SPR $4,000
T.E Engineering Bursary SC $5,000
TAK Bursary SC $5,000
Tan Mui Eng Bursary SC $5,000
TE Connectivity Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Teo-Tan Family Study Grant SC $5,000
The 4 Angels and LU Kee Hong Bursary SC $5,000
The Applied Materials Bursary SC $5,000
The Ireland Funds (Singapore) Overseas Immersion Programme Grant SC $6,000
The Mohan Family Bursary SC $5,000
The Polyolefin Company Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Theresa May Len Wong Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Thomson Shin Min Foundation Bursary SC $5,000
Thye Hong Study Grant SC/MY $5,000
Ti Sui Tsu Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Tiong Seng Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
TK Loo Bursary SC $5,000
TL Whang Foundation Bursary SC/SPR $6,000
TL Whang Foundation Overseas Immersion Programme Grant SC/SPR $6,000
Tom Joe Hayes Bursary SC $5,000
Tractors Singapore Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Vidya D Jhunjhnuwala – Naumi Hotel Emergency Grant ALL $5,000
Wee Woon Kwee Bursary SC/SPR $10,000
Woh Hup Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Wong Kwok Leong (黄国量) Bursary SC $5,000
Wong SH Bursary SC $5,000
Wong Sooi Loon Bursary SC $5,000
Worldwide Hotels – Choo Chong Ngen Bursary SC/SPR $5,000
Wu Peihui Bursary SC $6,000
X Inc Bursary SC $5,000
Xiao De (孝德) Bursary SC/MY $3,000
Xiao De (孝德) Emergency Fund ALL Up to $5,000
Yangzheng Foundation Bursary SC $6,250
Yeo Lik Kim Bursary SC $5,000
ZLC Bursary SC/SPR $5,000

KEY: SC = Singapore Citizen SPR = Singapore Permanent Resident MY = Malaysian

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 ONCE A SITIZEN,
ALWAYS A SITIZEN
A lifelong journey with SIT – filled with
exciting opportunities for networking,
lifelong learning, and pursuit of interests –
awaits you as our alumni.

Become a Student Host to AS FUTURE ALUMNI

experience different alumni
You can get a head start on the fun by being a Student Host, taking part in
activities while interacting
mentoring events, or running student activities to interact with alumni.
with peers and alumni.

Participate in the SIT Alumni

Mentoring Programme as a Student
Mentee to gain invaluable insights
from seniors who have graduated.

Mingle with industry leaders at

SITuation Room events to tap Receive funding for alumni-related activities you
into their wealth of knowledge. organise, such as graduation parties and more!

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 A small group AS ALUMNI
programme with industry
Beyond graduation, you can continue to engage and learn from industry
leaders at SITuation
leaders as well as interact with fellow SITizens at a range of activities and
Room events.
programmes organised by SIT:

Learning how to craft a leather Shooting some hoops with

cardholder at a workshop. fellow alumni in a friendly
game of basketball.

Learning how to maximise

their own LinkedIn profiles
to benefit their careers. Volunteer to be an
Alumni Mentor in the
Join cluster and programme-based
SIT Alumni Mentoring
Alumni Groups or form a new
Programme to share life
alumni interest group! Alumni
and career experiences
Groups can seek support in
with your juniors.
booking SIT venues and funding* to
offset the costs of running events
and activities.
Alumni Benefits
• Your personalised digital
SIT Alumni Card
• Free-for-life SIT Alumni email account Stay Connected with SIT
• $2,000 worth of SITizen • Alumni Mobile App
Learning Credits • SITizen Buzz –
• Booking of facilities monthly alumni e-newsletter
• SIT Library access and resources • SITizen Bi-Annual – print newsletter
• SIT Gym membership • SIT Alumni Instagram: @sitalumni

Subject to Approval
*

Some of the featured photos were taken before safe-distancing measures were introduced.

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YOU CAN SEE
YOUR FUTURE
FROM HERE

G et a chance to study at SIT’s

new campus situated in the
heart of Punggol Digital District.

• Campus-in-a-Park
• Smart and Sustainable University
• Companies can tap SIT’s applied
learning and research capabilities
• Closer Industry Partnership with
Collaboration Loop linking SIT
and JTC buildings
• Opportunities to work on real-
world industry problems

Click here to find out more.

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TAKE YOUR
NEXT STEP HERE
When you become a SITizen, you join a
growing pool of successful alumni.
If you are ready to begin the application
process and want to learn more, visit
SingaporeTech.edu.sg/admissions.

SO, WHO’S READY

FOR AN ADVENTURE?

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