JAU-GES 2026
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the purpose of this survey?
This survey is carried out by your university to better understand your job search experience as well as your employment
status after graduation. We are also gathering feedback on your experience at your university. Your valuable feedback
will help your university formulate and review their policies and shared with Ministry of Education (MOE) for the same
purposes. Upon completion of the survey, you will be entered into a lucky draw where attractive prizes will be won.
2. How do you get my personal data[1]? How do I know that you are authorised to carry out this survey?
As the formally appointed research agency by the six Autonomous Universities, we have received your contact information
from the respective university. Please be assured that Nexus Link is obligated to ensure that the contact details and any
information collected for this study will be kept strictly confidential and will only be used for the purpose of this
study.
If you wish to verify, you may visit
www.UNIGES.sg, or contact your
university representative at:
| Institution | |
|---|---|
| NTU | NTUSurvey@ntu.edu.sg |
| NUS | odi@nus.edu.sg |
| SIT | ges@singaporetech.edu.sg |
| SMU | careers@smu.edu.sg |
| SUSS | careerdev@suss.edu.sg |
| SUTD | careers@sutd.edu.sg |
3. Why do you need to verify my personal data?
We need your updated personal information for clarification on any survey responses and the lucky draw.
4. Will my personal data be used for any other purposes, apart from the survey?
No, please be assured that your personal information will only be used for the purpose of this survey and participation
in the lucky draw only.
5. I have already registered my number in the Do Not Call Registry. Why are you still calling me?
The DNC Registry is meant to focus on telemarketing calls or messages of a commercial nature sent to consumers. Messages
for pure market survey or research are not covered under the DNC provisions. We truly value your input and would still
appreciate your participation in the survey if you are willing. Your feedback plays a vital role in shaping future
university policies and improving student experience.
6. What happens to the information/survey responses/personal data you obtain from me after the survey ends?
Who will the information/survey responses/personal data I provide be shared with?
Your survey responses will be forwarded to your university, MOE, and other relevant Singapore Government agencies to
assist in policy formulation for the university sector. Your university will also use your personal data to update their
records. Anonymised and aggregated data generated through the survey will also be shared with prospective undergraduates
to assist them in making informed decisions when choosing which university to enroll in or course to undertake. The
responses and any data stored by Nexus Link will be destroyed 12 months after the survey has concluded.
7. Will the information provided make me identifiable?
Yes, but only for the strict purposes of the survey and participation in the lucky draw. Your personal data will not be
shared with any other parties except for the Government and your university.
8. Who do I call in the future if I have any questions on how my personal data is being used?
You may wish to contact us at 8802-1434 (GES hotline on weekdays 10AM to 9PM, weekends 10AM to 2PM) or email us at
feedback@uniges.sg. Alternatively, you may also
contact your university at:
| Institution | |
|---|---|
| NTU | NTUSurvey@ntu.edu.sg |
| NUS | odi@nus.edu.sg |
| SIT | ges@singaporetech.edu.sg |
| SMU | careers@smu.edu.sg |
| SUSS | careerdev@suss.edu.sg |
| SUTD | careers@sutd.edu.sg |
[1] Personal data refers to the graduates’ name, mobile/telephone number, email address, NRIC number. ↩