Schaffhausen Institute of Technology

Schaffhausen Institute of Technology (SIT) is a private non-profit institute in Switzerland founded in 2019 by entrepreneur Serguei Beloussov.[1]

Schaffhausen Institute of Technology
MottoDriving knowledge through science
TypePrivate non-profit institute
Established2019
FounderSerguei Beloussov
ProvostBertrand Meyer
Postgraduates79
Location, ,
Websitewww.sit.org

History

The institute focuses on computer and software sciences and is partners with Carnegie-Mellon University and the School of Computing of the National University of Singapore.[2] [3] The development of the institute is supported by the Canton of Schaffhausen in northern Switzerland through a 3 million Swiss franc ($3.2 million) funding deal.[4] The academic strategy is set by the 2010 Nobel Laureate in Physics Konstantin Novoselov.[5] In 2021, SIT plans to open an additional campus abroad, with Italy among the top candidates.[6] 2021 SIT became the main shareholder of the private international Jacobs University in Bremen, Germany.[7] According to the Senate, the new majority owner intends to invest 50 million euros in Jacobs University, half of which in the next two years.[8]

Notable staff

SIT is managed by academics and scientists.[9]

References

  1. Official website
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