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Graduate career services

The push and progress your career needs

Careers evolve. Shouldn’t the advice you receive evolve, as well? Moving into leadership, switching fields, and reaching the C-suite all require different maneuvers.

So far, you’ve made your introduction to the professional sphere, and with assistance from the University of Florida Warrington College of Business’ Business Career Services team, you’ll build the momentum to begin your next phase — and surge beyond.

All master’s students benefit from one-on-one career strategizing. This personalized, actionable guidance ramps you up for recruiting events, gets you in the door for internships, and often means a new job and salary bump following graduation. Here’s what you’ll do.

About Business Career Services

We’re not just career counselors — we’re also consultants who manage Warrington’s corporate partnerships and recruitment efforts. These relationships allow us to direct our students to all opportunities to grow professionally, make crucial connections, and design their respective career trajectories.

80+

Combined years in the private sector and 50+ years in academia shape our approach.

ROI

We maximize it for all students through career strategizing and our corporate partnerships.

#1

Career Services
Financial Times, Global MBA Rankings, 2025

Our services

You know the drill, so we upgrade the usual networking and résumé prep advice with program-specific recruiting events and workshops for fine-tuning your brand image, business communications, and leadership skills.

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Career coaching

Let’s discuss how you’ll align your aspirations and approach through networking, targeted experiential opportunities, your resume and personal branding.

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Career And Peer Mentors

All career stages benefit from a been-there-done-that perspective. CAP Mentors are more senior students who will serve as your guide to recruitment, interviewing and using all professional development programs to your advantage.

Meet your mentors
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Career development workshops

When it comes to understanding employer expectations, there’s no reading between the lines. Our workshops highlight the attributes that get you called back and hired.

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Career fairs

These events let you make introductions with recruiters and talk about potential internships and full-time roles.

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Corporate information sessions

Our partners offer a more detailed view of their company culture and industry landscape, revealing what it’s like to work for them and how to catch their attention.

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Corporate recruiting and professional networking

Outside of career fairs, attend office hours and program-centric networking events to pass along your resume, tell our partners about your strengths and express your interest.

Upcoming events

September 29

Warrington Career Expo

10:00 am

Champions Club at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

More events
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HIREWarrington

Planning to attend an event, hold a virtual interview, or see your Career Coach? Head to HIREWarrington, our college’s dedicated interface for browsing jobs and connecting with recruiters.

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Career services for MBA students

Whether you bring five or 15 years of work experience, you’re clearly accomplished, possibly earning your degree on top of a full-time job. Our added services for MBA students recognize where you are and why you’ve taken this major professional step.

MBA career fair

We’ll prepare you for the largest career fair for MBA students, where you’ll have the chance to speak with representatives from more than 200 national and global companies.

Career accelerator

Need to attend technical training, travel to a corporate recruitment program, or request a career assessment? You have $500 of discretionary funds to put toward these and more career enrichment activities.

Student career coaches

For our two-year MBA programs, select second-year students offer first-year students tips for connecting with recruiters and finding internships and provide a sounding board for interview practice.

Find your internship

Case competitions

Know how your strategy skills stack up. For these competitive events, you and other MBA students will engage your knowledge, creativity, and critical thinking to work your way through a problem presented by one of our partners.

City treks and company and city immersions

You and your peers will travel to a city to visit prominent local companies and network with recruiters, UF alumni, and other professionals.

Contact your Career Coach

Graduate

Executive MBA and MSRE – Kim Beach, Director

Full-time MBA and online MBA in 1-year programs – Houston Bailey, Associate Director

Online and Weekend MBAs in 2-year programs – James Chen, Associate Director

Full-time MBAs in 2-year program and South Florida MBAs – Jared Rizzo, Associate Director

MIB and MSE – Brittany Honeycutt, Associate Director

MSM and MS-Marketing – Genaveve Polhill, Associate Director

MS-ISOM and MS-BA – Diana Saiz, Associate Director

Master of Science in Finance: Kelly Herring

Accounting

Master of Accounting: Tara Routie

Additional job search resources

VMock

MBA-Exchange

Careernomics

Interstride

NETWORKWarrington

Handshake

LinkedIn

Glassdoor

Student Code of Ethics

Students are expected to adhere to the Business Career Services “Student Code of Ethics.” This policy has been developed in conjunction with the “Code of Ethics of the National Association of Colleges and Employers” so you understand what is expected of you and your career development during your time in the Warrington College of Business. It is expected that you will adhere to this Code of Ethics and all its requirements or risk losing some or all of the privileges provided by Business Career Services.

Review the Student Code of Ethics
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Contact Business Career Services

Business Career Services
Warrington College of Business
Hough Hall 350
1404 Union Dr
bcs-info@warrington.ufl.edu 
Phone: 352-273-4950
Hours:
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Meet our team