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NTU Singapore launches new measures aimed at boosting job prospects for undergraduate Class of 2020
Undergraduate Class of 2020 to receive an additional S$1,600 in alumni credits for one year, on top of existing S$1,600 credit for all alumni.
NTU Singapore today announced the second part of its COVID-19 Relief Package aimed at supporting final-year undergraduates as they enter a tight job market amid the pandemic.
This follows the University’s announcement earlier this week, unveiling its first COVID-19 Relief Package which comprised three new coordinated measures to assist students facing financial hardship due to the pandemic.
It includes the S$2 million OneNTU Fund which offers financial aid to needy students that can be reimbursed to the University two years after graduation, and new NTU Priorities Fund, a pay-it-forward scheme launched and seeded by an initial anchor gift of S$100,000 from NTU President Professor Subra Suresh and his wife, Mary.
