NTU Singapore job fair offers over 6,000 openings

The career fair will be held in person on 2, 7, and 9 February.

More than 6,000 openings for jobs and internships will be offered at the career fair hosted by the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

The career fair will be held in person on 2, 7, and 9 February, and virtually from 2 to 16 February.

Amongst the career opportunities include openings in the new NTU Management Associate Programme, which is a two-year flagship programme for fresh graduates and young professionals.

“The NTU Management Associate Programme is our flagship programme for fresh graduates and young professionals who share our ambition – to contribute to nurturing leaders and creating social impact through interdisciplinary education and research,” NTU Senior Vice President (Administration) Tan Aik Na said.

The programme will begin in July 2023, where a cohort of 10-15 Management Associates will go through at least two job rotations to expose them to university management.

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