MAIB Career Info

Doing a job search, interviewing, and making career decisions can be a challenge and thorough preparation is important. MAIB students are able to enjoy the services of two distinct campus career offices, the Graduate Business Career Services Office and UF Career Resource Center.

We partner with employers on a one-to-one basis and customize events that help them meet their recruiting goals. Various activities take place allowing our students to learn more about opportunities and organizations.

What is CareerBeam?

State-of-the-art online career technology solutions free to you as UF students. Go to Careerbeam.com and take advantage of these services:

Up to ten assessments that are combined to produce a personalized career profile
Resume and cover letter development tools
Search strategies and access to research 15 million organizations, 20 million industry contacts, in-depth industry profiles, detailed occupational intelligence, and companies in over 70 different countries
It has everything you need in one location and Free to you as a UF student

CareerBeam

Graduate Business Career Services (GBCS)

This office serves Warrington students from the Specialized Master's and MBA programs and is located in the Warrington College of Business Administration. They are industry-focused, specifically on all business and a few government opportunities, and they offer a variety of services:

Unlimited individual career advising
Workshops with such topics as "Career Fair Strategies", "Interviewing Techniques", "Government Opportunities", "International Student Career Issues", and "Resumes and Cover Letters"
Gator Graduate Career Day, fall and spring terms
Hosting company presentation/speaking sessions and on-campus interviews
Library and database services for career research
Production of MAIB resume CD to be given to employers & recruiters
Corporate and government outreach and relations
Non-UF career fair information

GBCS Website

UF Career Resource Center (CRC)

This office serves all UF students and is located in the student union in the center of campus. The CRC does not focus solely on business student needs and it offers many services, to include:

Unlimited individual career advising
A variety of workshops
UF Career Showcase, fall and spring terms
Hosting company presentation/speaking sessions and on-campus interviews
Library and database services for career research
Corporate and government outreach and relations
Non-UF career fair information

UF Career Resource Center

Career Paths of MAIB Graduates

The career paths MAIB graduates have followed are quite diverse, depending on undergraduate majors and personal interests. To name a few career paths and highlight the diversity of jobs accepted, former students have been employed by the following companies and organizations:

Citigroup (Leadership Development Program), ING (Global Manager Program), Federal Government (Presidential Management Fellows Program), Ford (Zone Manager), Siemens (Sales & Marketing), Daimler-Chrysler Germany (Global Manager Program), Motorola (Latin American Marketing), Raymond James Financial (Acquisitions Analyst), Accenture (Consultant), NBC Universal (Market Research), Department of Defense (Contract Officer), Media Plus Belgium (International Sales Consultant), Hawaiian Tropic (International Assistant), MTV Online Music (Sales Manager), Johnson & Johnson (Pharmaceutical Sales Representative), Ernst & Young (Consultant), Emergin (Healthcare Solution Specialist), Macy's NYC (Assistant Buyer), Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners (Account Manager), Wachovia (Financial Specialist), Business News Americas Chile (Journalist), Wal-Mart (Internal Auditor), BB&T (Management Associate), IBM (Supply Chain Consultant), Crossmark (District Manager), AACSB International (Accreditation Manager), Deloitte & Touche (Consultant), Enchantment Developers (Vice President) Office Depot (Senior Analyst), Nestle-Purina Germany (Product Manager), Jabil (Emerging Leader), U.S. State Department (International Staff Officer)

Former students have also continued education in Law, Medical, and PhD programs as well as started their own business.