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In the fast-changing world of cloud storage and cybersecurity, SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) graduate and Acronis Asia engineer Yeo De Xin is up to speed.

The newest members of the DigiPen (Singapore) alumni committee share their thoughts and ideas for the coming year.

When DigiPen (Singapore) BFA graduate Tan Rijian saw an opportunity to add to his professional skill set as a 3D modeler, he decided to go all in.

Computer science degrees at DigiPen (Singapore) give students a base of knowledge in fundamental programming languages.

With the help of DigiPen (Singapore)’s continuing education program, Alvin Lui was able to take the next big step in his professional journey.

With their deep computer science knowledge and experience, SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) students are poised for success in Singapore’s semiconductor industry.

Five SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) student interns had the opportunity to flex their computer science skills at Fujitsu Asia.

Two SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) student interns put their systems engineering knowledge to the test at Geoscan.

By joining DigiPen (Singapore)’s Continuing Education Program for Embedded Software Developer, Stephanie Wong got the career change she was looking for.

From homemade video games to teaching at DigiPen (Singapore), Swavek Wlodkowski looks back at his ongoing computer science journey.

With his new startup company, Datature Analytics, graduate Keechin Goh looks to bring machine learning innovation to businesses everywhere.

SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) graduate Samuel Tan brings his systems engineering expertise to Singapore’s public transportation infrastructure.

DigiPen (Singapore)’s Rahul Nath brings his 13 years of industry experience to the classroom to inspire and empower the next generation of designers and developers.

DigiPen (Singapore) is pleased to announce a number of exciting changes to its academic degree programs, beginning in September 2020.

Game design graduate Sim Yi Cong describes his current overseas adventure, working as a game evaluation analyst for Tencent Games in Shenzhen, China.

Graduate Chew Tee Chin is part of a team that helps to defend Singapore’s military systems and networks against cyber attacks.

Our recently surveyed graduates have reported strong employment numbers, as well as the highest median starting salary of any surveyed cohort to date.

The SIT-DigiPen (Singapore) alumni behind the hit game Cat Quest talk about their studio’s success and what went into developing the new sequel.

We caught up with four student interns who helped develop new technology solutions for urban sustainability at the Singapore-ETH Centre.

What better way to celebrate the nation’s birthday than by enjoying these Singapore-inspired games created by DigiPen (Singapore) students?