You may be eligible for an exciting, paid internship opportunity called Project Onramp
WHO: SBS students with a Pell Grant in their financial aid package
WHAT: Project Onramp connects students with competitive paid summer internships at biotech and life …
Career fairs are one of your best opportunities to speak directly to a recruiter. Whether you are looking for internships or full-time jobs, this is a chance you don’t want to miss.
Starting in mid-September, the fall UMass career fair …
If you are planning to apply for full-time jobs or summer 2025 internships in the corporate sector, it is time to gear up for that search.
These employers will begin their recruiting in Sept, with offers going out in October. …
Sybelle Etienne’21 – Managerial Economics 
Sana Shah’18, Managerial Economics 
William Wright’22, Economics 
Matt Cavanaugh’21 – Sociology 
Lindsey McCauley’18, Resource Economics 
Jon Astor’19, Managerial Economics 
The Vault Guides to Jobs series provides essential information about key careers and industries, with an emphasis on preparing for …
The SBS Office of Career & Professional Development annually surveys graduating seniors in order to provide a snapshot of their post-graduation plans. The survey begins just prior to graduation, and continues until six months after graduation. Our data collection process is guided by the industry standard put forth by the National Association of Colleges & Employers, and includes information collected by the SBS Office of Career & Professional Development, the Office of Institutional Research at UMass Amherst, and by various academic departments, as well as from information that is made publicly available by students. The SBS undergraduate outcomes knowledge rate for 2023 was 80%, though knowledge rate varies among departments.
SBS graduates pursue a range of plans after graduation, including employment, continuing education, and volunteering/service, among others. This graph depicts what recent SBS graduates tell us they are doing within six months after graduation.
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