STEAM Education is an interdisciplinary approach that integrates Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics for guiding student inquiry, dialogue, and critical thinking.

It serves to prepare students for the demands of a rapidly evolving, technology-driven society by nurturing a well-rounded skill set. The inclusion of arts (STEM to STEAM) acknowledges the importance of creativity and encourages students to approach challenges with imaginative and innovative perspectives.

It involves hands-on, project-based learning experiences that encourage students to explore, experiment, and apply their knowledge in practical, real-world contexts.

Enrichment activities targeted at entire cohort to ignite curiosity, broaden knowledge and skills in the various disciplines and develop foundational STEAM skills and dispositions. Activities include STEAM modules on Student Learning Space (SLS) and STEAM/Innovation related talks/workshops/learning journeys that expose students to knowledge and skills beyond the classroom and provide a foundation for students to discover their strengths and interests in STEAM, research and Innovation. 

Focused training to deepen interdisciplinary thinking through innovation projects and self-initiated STEAM research for development of interest and passion for interested students. Students are also able to further their interests in STEAM by embarking on research and/or innovation project of their interest areas to deepen and apply STEAM and Innovation skills to authentic contexts. To support them in the process, there is a Makerspace where they can gain access to 3D printers, microcontrollers, sensors, prototyping hand tools, craft materials for their innovation/research projects. They can showcase their projects during college-wide platforms such as Innovation Fest or submit for competitions (non-paper, project/research based).

Opportunities for deeper application of STEAM/Innovation skills and meaningful contribution to the community for selected group of students. Tier 3 activities include longer term research projects mentored by researchers (e.g. Nanyang Research Programme (NRP)). These research projects could be presented in prestigious national and international platforms such as the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair (SSEF), Elementz Fair, SISTEMIC and the International Humanities Symposium.