Social media is the fastest and easiest way to connect with people all over the world, and the best part of it is that there's a social media site for almost every need. Thus, when The NANYANG MBA embraced social media last year, it was a matter of time when its use has expanded to include most, if not all, of the social media platforms available.

If you want to take a peek of what life is inside The NANYANG MBA, or how and why students chose to study at Nanyang, check out their videos at The NANYANG MBA YouTube channel. If you're looking for short, yet timely updates in one go and keep track of what's happening or future events, all you have to do is join The NANYANG MBA facebook fan page!

With numerous experiences to share, you can read about the Nanyang MBA students' countless experiences at The NANYANG MBA blog. What is great is that these blogs are linked, too, to our facebook fan page. Tired with words? Well, let our pictures do the talking at The NANYANG MBA Flickr page. 

For a more professional platform, The NANYANG MBA Alumni has an exclusive LinkedIn group, the professional online network for you and your peers to connect, reconnect, and network at absolutely no cost. And yes, twitter is next! So, do watch out for that!

The NANYANG MBA embraced social media to connect to all prospective and present stakeholders and will continue to do so for years to come, unless there is another new and interesting platform that will come into existence.

The NANYANG MBA program’s social media sites have been instrumental in our outreach strategy to all stakeholders of the program - our prospective applicants, alumni and partner organizations such as hiring and sponsoring firms, to keep them abreast of various program activities, alumni experiences and even current student life.

Since jumping into the world of social media, The NANYANG MBA has no intention of getting out. We want anyone who has an interest to join us and keep connected! And all of that is just a click away - we will certainly meet you somewhere.

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