The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the National University of Singapore (NUS) is going all out to make its students more job-ready and aware of what they can bring to future employers.
The faculty, one of the institution's largest which takes in around 1,600 undergraduates each year, introduced "industry tracks" this year, with the aim of helping students curate modules with job sectors in mind.
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