Asia Internship Programme – Singapore

Discover how innovation shapes the world around us

From sustainable buildings and smart infrastructure to future-ready communities, Singapore is constantly evolving. As a WSP intern, you'll gain first-hand exposure to the projects and technologies helping shape the nation's future. Working alongside experienced professionals, you'll learn through real project experience, expand your network and gain valuable insights into a career in the built and natural environment.

Who are eligible?

Undergraduate or postgraduate students in relevant disciplines such as engineering, architecture, built environment, infrastructure and sustainability. Priority disciplines include electrical, mechanical, civil, building services engineering, infrastructure and sustainability.

Students applying for NTU credit-bearing internships are required to submit their applications through the InPlace Portal. For self-sourced internships, students must complete the Self-Sourced Internship Application Form and submit it through the University's Internship Management System for assessment and approval by the relevant school.

Work eligibility requirements to be confirmed based on internship type and institution process.

Application journey

September Onward: Online Application
Throughout the year: Interview and selection
Throughout the year: Onboarding

Career Fair Information

National University of Singapore
Nanyang Technological University
Singapore Institute of Technology and other relevant academic partners.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Who can apply for the internship programme?

Students who are currently studying in engineering, architecture, environmental studies, sustainability, or other built environment-related disciplines are encouraged to apply.

Can I apply if I’m studying at an overseas university?

Yes, you may apply, provided you meet the eligibility requirements for Singapore's Work Holiday Programme (WHP) and are eligible to obtain a Work Holiday Pass (WHP). You may refer to MOM site for more details.

What should applicants include in their application?

Applicants should submit an up-to-date resume that clearly highlights their academic qualifications, relevant coursework, project experience, extracurricular activities, leadership involvement, and key achievements. They should also include their latest academic transcript and indicate whether they are applying for a credit-bearing or non-credit-bearing internship, along with their preferred internship period and availability.

What types of internship exposure are available?

Interns gain hands-on exposure across a range of sectors, including transport, buildings, infrastructure, sustainability, environment, and smart city projects. They will have the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals and contribute to meaningful, real-world project work.

Which universities or institutions are relevant for Singapore recruitment events?

WSP regularly participates in career fairs, networking sessions, and recruitment events at universities and polytechnics across Singapore. Students are encouraged to follow WSP’s careers page and their university career portals for upcoming opportunities and application details.

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