Your Future Career

Graduates stepping into the professional world will find Singapore an exceptional launchpad for building a global career. As a major hub for business, technology, and innovation, the city offers seamless connections to international markets and unparalleled access to global networks. Multinational companies across diverse sectors—from finance and technology to biomedical sciences and engineering—choose Singapore as their strategic base, providing graduates with exposure to world-class opportunities and cutting-edge projects. 

TUM Asia connects you to this vibrant ecosystem, serving as your gateway to world-class education and global career prospects. With its robust infrastructure, political stability, and commitment to fostering a forward-thinking economy, Singapore provides a fertile ground for ambitious graduates to start strong and expand internationally, laying a solid foundation for sustained success.

Key Industries

Aerospace

Singapore is a leading aerospace hub in Asia-Pacific, home to over 100 aerospace companies, including ST Aerospace, Rolls-Royce, and Pratt & Whitney. The sector, driven by global demand, offers key services such as aircraft MRO and component manufacturing. With a skilled workforce, strong infrastructure, and government support for R&D, including emerging technologies like UAVs and space systems, Singapore remains a key player in the global aerospace market.

Electronics

Singapore is a key hub for the global electronics industry, with companies like Broadcom, Qualcomm, and Micron driving significant operations. The sector contributes nearly 30% of the country’s manufacturing output and leads in semiconductor manufacturing, assembly, and testing. With advanced research capabilities and a skilled workforce, Singapore attracts top global players in next-generation technologies such as 5G, AI, and IoT. Its focus on innovation and sustainability ensures continued leadership in the electronics industry, offering strong career opportunities.

Chemicals

Singapore is a leading global energy and chemical hub, with over S$35 billion invested in Jurong Island, home to major companies like BASF, ExxonMobil, and Shell. The sector drives 20% of the nation’s manufacturing output and employs 27,000 skilled workers. With a strong focus on sustainable growth through initiatives like the Singapore Green Plan 2030, the country is committed to carbon management and sustainable chemical production, ensuring continued innovation and competitiveness in the industry.

Rail and Urban Transport

Singapore is a global transport hub, with Changi Airport leading in airfreight and passenger traffic, supported by companies like Singapore Airlines, FedEx, and DHL. The expanding MRT system, including the Thomson-East Coast Line, attracts global players like Bombardier and Alstom. Investing in sustainable transport solutions like electric vehicles and smart mobility, Singapore is well-positioned as a leader in urban transit. Its robust infrastructure and global partnerships ensure continued leadership in transport and logistics.

Logistics

Singapore, a global logistics hub, is strategically positioned at the heart of international trade with world-class infrastructure. The Port of Singapore, one of the busiest globally, and the upcoming Tuas mega port attract major companies like Maersk, PSA International, and COSCO. The city’s logistics ecosystem also includes global giants like UPS and DB Schenker, using cutting-edge technologies like automated warehousing and advanced supply chain solutions. These investments highlight Singapore’s commitment to innovation and a skilled workforce to maintain its logistics leadership.

Food

Singapore is emerging as a global leader in sustainable food, driven by initiatives like the Singapore Food Story R&D Programme. The government’s support for sustainable practices positions Singapore as a key hub for future food solutions in Asia, addressing global food security and sustainability challenges.