Celebrating our SEG Graduates!

Our heartiest congratulations to the class of 2020! Click on the diploma programmes below to view the list of graduates. 

• Diploma in Aerospace Avionics
• Diploma in Aerospace Engineering
• Diploma in Aviation Management
• Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Diploma in Engineering Design with Business
• Diploma in Engineering Systems and Management
• Diploma in Green Building Energy Management
• Diploma in Industrial and Operations Management
• Diploma in Supply Chain Management
• Diploma in Engineering (Electrical and Electronics)
• Diploma in Engineering (Operations and Engineering Management)
• Specialist Diploma in Supply Chain Management

The RP Journey

Throughout my RP journey, I have observed how every SEG graduate has been empowered with Confidence, Adaptability and Perseverance. 

Confidence is the springboard to success. Believe in yourself and in your ability. Through working in teams, we brainstormed solutions to problems, learnt to build confidence in ourselves and strengthened the trust in our abilities.

Adaptability enables us to cope with change successfully. Every student spent a semester as an intern and had the opportunity to experience the work environment first-hand while acquiring industry experience. I interned at McKinsey & Company where I worked with a team to find solutions, which is what RP trained us for. Adaptability was important as I adapted to working amongst colleagues with different working styles to achieve a common goal.
 
Perseverance is the will to see things through despite fear, obstacles and discouragement. An example was my Final Year Project where the team had to design and develop a prototype. Initial prototypes failed but we never gave up. Eventually, with our lecturer’s guidance, we succeeded in developing a working prototype.

A Word of Thanks

Thank you RP and SEG for moulding me into who I am today. I would like to convey my heartfelt thanks to:

Mr Wee Lian Chian (my Programme Chair) – thank you for helping us to understand the purpose of a Problem Definition Template. Today as RP graduates, we all know how to take the all important first step in learning.
 
Mr Ong Hock Seng (my Year Leader), Mr Nicholas Chiang (my Mentor), and Ms Talisa Tan – thank you for giving me the opportunities to participate in forums and leadership programmes. 

Mr Chong Chin Ming – thank you for honing my leadership skills through the Engineering Leadership Programme. 

Dr Yu Mingyen and Mr Raymond Yeo – thank you for your invaluable guidance and advice during a competition. Though we did not win, the experience was an invaluable learning journey. 

Mom and Dad – thank you for being supportive and for always being there for me with your unconditional love and care.

I would like to share a quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson that means a lot to me: “Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.” 

Congratulations to all graduates and all the best!