Undergraduate Business Career Development Office

Becoming Career Ready

Handshake - Webased Recruiting System Utilized by UConn

Mondays - Resume Labs- Weekly Drop-in Workshops | Mondays 1:00-1:30pm - See Nexus Events For Link

Tuesdays - If it is Tuesday, there is an employer in the School of Business

What are Career Tuesdays?

Career Tuesdays are an opportunity to meet with employers who are looking to connect with students from all business majors at all class levels. Students from all campuses and all majors are welcome to attend. These are tabling events which means there are no formal presentations or formal business attire required. Time commitment is as little as 10 minutes or as long as you and the recruiter wish to talk. Company Recruiters will share information on upcoming employment opportunities as well as insights on what it is like to work for their company.

How do I prepare for the event?
Students can prepare in advance by researching the companies that are attending each session.

What if I do not have a chance to prepare? Stop and talk anyway to begin the conversation.

Keep in mind even if you feel you are not ready to talk about jobs yet, it is never too early to start connecting to companies. Companies are looking for ambitious people like you! It never hurts to introduce yourself, make a great first impression, and begin networking.

Wednesdays - LinkedIn Resources - Weekly Drop-in Workshops | Wednesdays 1:00-1:30pm - See Nexus Events For Link

Wednesday - Looking for a new Headshot - Walkin's welcome Wed 1:00 - 3:00PM Undergrad Suite 248

Thursdays - Handshake - Weekly Drop-in Workshops | Thursday 1:00-1:30pm - See Nexus Events For Link

Fridays - Experiential Learning Resources - Parker Dewey, Forage, OPIM Innovate - Consider Attending Weekly Drop-in Workshops | Fridays 1:00-1:30pm - See Nexus Events For Link

Neuro-Inclusive Candidate Network - Do you identify as neurodiverse and would like to join a community of peers for employment opportunities?

Honors in Business - Engagement in the Major Field Resources

UConn Business Honors Program

Opportunities for Engagement in the Field specific to School of Business Honors

The Honors experience has been designed around a theoretical framework supporting student growth toward becoming leaders in their fields and in their communities.

Explore
Honors courses designed specifically for you such as the Honors Core and the Honors First-Year Seminar;
Honors courses across the UConn curriculum that meet general education requirements and courses in your major that provide depth in your field of interest;
Community as you live, study, and socialize in the Honors First Year Residential Community.

Create
Cutting-edge research and creative projects under the supervision of leading faculty;
Your unique contributions to a diverse community of scholars;
Growth in your skills and abilities as you move from a consumer of knowledge to a producer of knowledge.

Lead
In your community through your commitment to student organizations, clubs, and learning communities;
In your academic field by presenting and publishing your accomplishments;
As a citizen-scholar at UConn and beyond.
There are many additional benefits to being an Honors Scholar including priority course registration, assignment to an Honors Advisor, access to excess credit, and more.

Opportunities for Engagement in the Field specific to School of Business Honors

Experiential Learning Resources - Parker Dewey, The Forage, OPIM Innovate and more