Graduate Programs

The Graduate Career & Professional Development Office at the UConn School of Business is proud to have dedicated career coaches, available to connect individually with students year-round. Career coaching conversations can include strategic goal-setting, discussion of post-graduation plans, and meaningful connections with UConn Alumni and corporate partners.

Application materials, including resumes, cover letters, portfolios, writing samples – and more, are a critical aspect of the internship and job search process. Career coaches at The Graduate Career & Professional Development Office are highly-trained professionals, well-versed in industry standards and employer expectations. From navigating Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to building materials from scratch, coaches are available to help students succeed.

Career coaches at The Graduate Career & Professional Development Office support students daily in the intricate art of interviewing, from negotiating an offer to determining if an organization is an ideal fit. Practice interviews, both in-person and virtually, are offered by coaches, to ensure students feel confident and well-supported.

We acknowledge and support that, for many graduate business students, securing meaningful internships and full-time opportunities is a major goal of continuing education. To that end, career coaches at The Graduate Career & Professional Development Office are readily available to support students in gaining additional industry expertise.

UConn student talent is highly sought out in today’s market – with graduate business students certainly being no exception. The career team at The Graduate Career & Professional Development Office consistently plan and execute meaningful events and engagements, including employer information sessions, on campus interviews, and much more.

Researching employers is a critical aspect of career development, and Vault allows students to review company information, gain insight into industry trends, explore necessary skillsets – and more.

12Twenty is a School of Business-exclusive platform, through which you can apply for internships and full-time roles, and add your materials to resume books to be reviewed by corporate partners. To create an account in 12Twenty, email gradcareer.business@uconn.edu

Quinncia is an AI-powered career readiness platform that provides resume feedback and mock interview practice tailored to your field of interest. It helps students refine their job search materials and build confidence in interviews. To create an account in Quinncia, visit https://career.uconn.edu/resources/quinncia/

UConn ISSS (International Student & Scholar Services) provides essential guidance for international students on employment authorization, including Optional Practical Training (OPT) and Curricular Practical Training (CPT). The website offers step-by-step instructions on eligibility, application timelines, and required documentation to ensure compliance with U.S. immigration regulations. Whether you're looking to gain work experience during your studies or after graduation, ISSS provides the resources and advising needed to navigate the process successfully.

MyVisaJobs is a valuable resource for international students seeking employment in the U.S. The platform provides access to employer visa sponsorship data, job postings tailored to work authorization needs, and industry insights on H-1B sponsorship trends. Whether you're researching potential employers, understanding visa petition processes, or looking for job opportunities with companies that regularly sponsor international talent, MyVisaJobs helps you navigate the job search with confidence.

O*Net Online – Maintained and sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, the O*Net Online site can be used to explore careers, identify areas of interest, and discover necessary skillsets.

Interstride is a career platform designed for international students, offering job and internship listings, visa and immigration resources, and networking opportunities. It helps students navigate the job search process in the U.S. and abroad. You can log in with your UConn email address at Student.interstride.com