Right at the height of the global pandemic in July 2020, Aayushi Vyas embarked on Nanyang Technological University Singapore’s (NTU Singapore) Master of Science in Marketing Science (MMS) programme.
It was a time of great uncertainty. But today, she looks back on her learning journey with pride as it has led her to her dream career.
After completing her bachelor’s degree in 2020, Anastasya Silvian was uncertain about her next step as the pandemic was rearing its ugly head and affecting the job market.
Yet this did not deter the indomitable then-fresh graduate, who decided she would take control of her options.
At NBS, 96% of our specialised masters degree graduates secure a satisfying job within three months of graduation, with the help of career advisors from the NBS Graduate Studies Career Development Office (GSCDO). Constantly encouraging and listening to our graduate students, our career advisers dedicate their time tirelessly, helping students refine career goals and connecting them with networks in the industry.
Celyna Peck and Daniel Yu, participants of the MSc Marketing Science programme at Nanyang Technological University Singapore’s (NTU Singapore) Nanyang Business School (NBS), talk about life in university, their internships, as well as their hobbies that make them better people.
For many of us, applying to a highly sought-after specialised masters’ degree programme can be daunting.
To help you navigate the process, Damon Hon, Head of Graduate Studies Admissions, NBS, offers some quick tips on what the admissions team looks out for in an application.
When scientists were asked to draw a diagram showing the area of the brain that can be used consciously and unconsciously on a piece of paper, they drew just a small portion for the former. This suggests that the conscious brain pales in comparison to the unconscious brain’s vastness and strength, which includes subconscious thought.
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