Career Management & Recruiting

Undergraduate Students

Haslam undergraduates know they can look forward to a bright future in business. Still, choosing the right major and the best career path isn’t always easy. That’s why the Undergraduate Professional & Career Development team is here to help.

Graduate Students

Students in the Haslam MBA and MSBA programs are gaining business-relevant experience to excel in competitive job markets. The GEE Career Management team can offer additional assistance to propel you along your career trajectory.

Employers

Employers seeking interns and new hires will find Haslam students thoroughly prepared with a business background and the required skill sets to meet your job challenges - whether you are looking to hire undergraduates or graduates.

Outcomes

If you are thinking about hiring our students, you may be interested to know what other employers have hired them in the past. Our placement stats show an excellent hire rate and a broad representation across industries.

Undergraduate Outcomes Graduate Outcomes

1st Analytics program in a business school

#34 Undergraduate Accounting Program

2017 Accounting Degree Review

#4 CPA Passage Rate

2016 National Association of State Boards of Accountancy

#13 Among public institutions

2016 Poets&Quants

#27 Undergraduate Program among Publics

U.S. News & World Report

#3 Undergraduate Supply Chain Program

U.S. News & World Report

Student Faculty & AlumniSpotlights

Grace Malone

Grace Malone, a senior majoring in public administration with a collateral in international business and a minor in public policy analytics and Spanish, embodies the spirit and mission of the Haslam College of Business.

Amy Jared

Amy Jared is one of two coordinators of undergraduate professional and career development in the Haslam College of Business’s new student engagement and success center.

Ryessia Jones

As assistant director of the Global Leadership Scholars, Ryessia Jones has a responsibility to inspire Haslam’s brightest young students. She does so in both her personal and professional pursuits and finds that GLS students return the favor.