28 September 2020

Career advisory in the time of pandemic (and otherwise!)

This blurb was first published on NUS Engineering.

After consultations with our resident career advisor, recent NUS Mechanical Engineering graduate Darren Cheong is now gainfully employed at start-up NDR Medical Technology.

Did you know NUS Engineering has four dedicated and certified career advisors on-site to support all students in their career aspirations, from resume critique, mock interviews, to guidance on internship and networking? Read how our recent NUS Mechanical Engineering alumnus landed a job in these difficult times, with some help from our friendly neighbourhood career advisor!

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