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Career Resources
Whether you want to move up within your industry or take your career in a new direction, a Kellogg MBA will give you the tools — and the network — you need to succeed. Here are some of the career resources available to Kellogg students and alumni:
Career coaching. Our professional career coaches have extensive industry experience and connections to the business world. In one-on-one meetings, your coach will help you examine your career goals and chart a course to achieve them.
Job listings. Top firms across the country post job listings for our MBAs on the Kellogg Career Network. Many student organizations and clubs also maintain industry-specific job databases.
On-campus recruitment. Each year, top employers from around the world converge on the Kellogg campus to recruit graduating MBA candidates. As a part-time student, you may be eligible for this and other Career Management Center programs.
Workshops. Prepare for your next career move by attending a series of workshops on topics ranging from the job search to interviewing skills to promoting yourself within your own firm.
Additional resources. Our career resources Web site for current students and alumni provides a wealth of strategic information about career development and job searches. Our library offers analyst reports, business databases and more. And our Career Management Center offers career counseling, résumé review, mock interviews and more to part-time students who work full time, plan to graduate in the current year, and don’t receive tuition reimbursement from their employers.
Career coaching. Our professional career coaches have extensive industry experience and connections to the business world. In one-on-one meetings, your coach will help you examine your career goals and chart a course to achieve them.
Job listings. Top firms across the country post job listings for our MBAs on the Kellogg Career Network. Many student organizations and clubs also maintain industry-specific job databases.
On-campus recruitment. Each year, top employers from around the world converge on the Kellogg campus to recruit graduating MBA candidates. As a part-time student, you may be eligible for this and other Career Management Center programs.
Workshops. Prepare for your next career move by attending a series of workshops on topics ranging from the job search to interviewing skills to promoting yourself within your own firm.
Additional resources. Our career resources Web site for current students and alumni provides a wealth of strategic information about career development and job searches. Our library offers analyst reports, business databases and more. And our Career Management Center offers career counseling, résumé review, mock interviews and more to part-time students who work full time, plan to graduate in the current year, and don’t receive tuition reimbursement from their employers.
