From a bold classroom challenge to international success, Team MAKO’s journey has been shaped by the support of a community that believed in its vision.

Inspired by former lecturer Mr Alton Neo, alumni from SIT’s pioneer Accountancy cohorts have established the Accountancy Alumni Bursary, extending their support to students in need.

Drawing strength from her mother’s love and resilience and empowered by donor support, Renee Tan remains determined to overcome obstacles and build her future.

What started as a casual gathering of SIT-UNLV alumni has grown into a collective act of generosity, establishing SIT’s first alumni class bursary to support juniors in need.

From virtual runs to scenic routes at SIT Punggol Campus, SITizen Run 2026 rallied the community in support of the SIT Bursary – with some participants clocking more than 200km during the event.

A difficult academic setback taught Syed Mashoud Sakaf never to take opportunities for granted. By turning a challenging moment into a stepping stone, he shows how perseverance, gratitude and support can make all the difference.

Swinging into the new year with impact, SIT Charity Golf rallied support to expand global learning opportunities for students in need.

From caring for her family to nursing patients on the COVID-19 frontline, Yap Pei Wen’s journey shows how perseverance and support can turn a calling into a career.

The new bursary supports SIT Engineering students, empowering them to pursue their academic and professional aspirations with confidence and peace of mind.

At SIT, giving is more than a culture of care – it is the heartbeat of the community united in shaping brighter futures for the students.

A childhood encounter with physiotherapy sparked Ms Ashika Shahnaz’s dream of helping others heal and making a difference.

With the inauguration of its Punggol Campus, SIT honours the generosity of donors whose contributions have shaped Singapore’s applied learning landscape and empowered the university’s mission of innovation and impact.

Behind every student’s success is someone who cares. At SIT, our Faculty and Staff Giving programme gives more than support. It gives hope, encouragement, and opportunity.

Finding strength in the women who raised her and support through a scholarship that eased her path, SIT alumna and Ngee Ann Kongsi scholar Joanna Lee is now empowered to shape her future on her terms.

Amid Singapore’s ageing population and growing need for allied health and nursing professionals, HSS Cluster Director Professor Tan Bhing Leet unveils a S$30 million initiative to expand research, education, and services that will shape the future of care