The Career Center

The Haas School provides you with access to employers through multiple channels. On-campus interviews and corporate presentations are popular forums for presenting oneself to a prospective employer. Ranked #4 nationwide by recruiters in a 2008 BusinessWeek survey, The Haas School's MBA Career Services facilitates hundreds of on-campus interview opportunities for positions spanning the globe and over a thousand electronic job postings specifically targeting Berkeley MBA students each year. In addition, you are given the opportunity to interact with hiring managers and recruiters in more informal ways, including industry firm nights, career panels, corporate visits, alumni mixers, and job fairs.

A Personal Approach

If your career goal is to work for a firm or industry that doesn't recruit on campus, the Career Center staff can help you devise and execute a strategy for a customized job search. The school's small MBA class size allows career advisors to offer a personalized, hands-on approach to your career search.

The goal of the Career Center is to provide you with resources and opportunities to successfully match your skills and interests with an employer. The center's experienced staff provides you with a wide range of personalized services, including help with individual career planning, clarifying career directions, resume writing, and interview preparation.

The center plans workshops, panels, networking events, and receptions specific to all phases of the career search. It also organizes on- and off-campus recruiting activities and job fairs. The staff provide you with valuable resources and indispensable tools to conduct successful career searches while in school and throughout your lifetime.

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First Person
Matt Holman
Matt Holman
MBA/MPH 09

Internship:
MBA Intern (Marketing)
Abbot Diabetes Care

"I really appreciated the individual, account managers we worked with at the Career Center. They knew us and our goals, the industry and its needs, and how to put both sides of the equation together."