Skip to main content
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
COVID-19
Search
Log In

Prepare for Your Career

Huskers Get Hired

Prepare for your career by diving deep to explore new concepts while discovering how you can form the future. From day one, you have access to a career coach and potential employers at Hawks Hall. Your career development features hands-on learning experiences like a resume review, networking and a practice interview with an employer. These opportunities are part of the Professional Enhancement Program, which is unique to Nebraska Business.

Learn More About PrEP Future Undergraduates

Students having discussion in front of screen at Carson School

Points of Pride

#31Best Public Business School in U.S.

U.S. News & World Report (2022)

100%of Business Students Have a Resume, Cover Letter, LinkedIn Profile and a Practice Interview

100+Employers in Residence

Each Year

Learn to Solve Real-World Problems

At Nebraska Business, you won’t just sit in a classroom being lectured. You’ll have the opportunity to roll up your sleeves and learn business by doing business. You’ll learn by doing projects for actual clients, case studies, simulations, in-class activities, role-playing and interacting with guest speakers.

Brush Up Your Marketing Skills

Maya Mercer’s career ambitions expanded after gaining real-world experience in a marketing course where she and her team pitched a new product idea to Ameritas.

Read More
Maya Mercer

College of Business News

Masked students posing for group photo in workspace

Data analyzed by students in a Business Analytics class came to the rescue for Lincoln’s first responders. Their analysis of the real data helped Fire and Rescue leaders make better decisions that will impact the community.

College of Business News

Two students examine fake crime scene for capstone project

Sharpening skills needed to conquer tomorrow’s challenges, students roll up their sleeves and collaborate in courses providing more than 110 experiential learning opportunities each semester.

Nebraska College of Business

Student working on plaster project outside

Daniel Elsner and Daichi Yukinawa place sixth in a global e-trading competition with 500 teams from 30 countries. The duo placed third in the U.S. and first among U.S. undergraduate teams.

College of Business News

Students talk with resident of David City

Four business student teams earned a No. 1 ranking out of nearly 6,000 teams worldwide while managing a publicly traded footwear company in the Business Strategy Game (BSG) as part of the course called Business Strategy (MNGT 475).

Load More

Develop Critical Career Skills

Nebraska will support you every step of the way on your path to your dream job. You’ll get the opportunity to grow and develop skills like leadership and effective communication to set yourself up for success after graduation. Developing your skillset isn’t limited to the classroom – you’ll level up while working alongside peers in case competitions, clubs and special programs.

Accounting and Improv Collide to Build Communication Skills

In your career, you must effectively communicate even in the most unpredictable situations. An interdisciplinary accounting course prepares future accountants to be confident communicators.

Read More
Student standing against railing inside Business building

College of Business News

Students writing on presentation card together

Have fun while stretching your strengths. Each year, students push their creativity to the limits in the Innovation Challenge. The event builds your creativity and collaboration skills to produce a winning solution.

College of Business News

Students have discussion at desk while working on laptops

Students can choose to study abroad in a College of Business program that features a signature project. Nineteen Huskers developed a marketing plan to maximize a Panamanian teak farm’s market share in the United States.

College of Business News

Students pose while visiting startup

Four women business students earned top honors and scholarships at the Virtual Role-Play Competition hosted by the Center for Sales Excellence.

College of Business News

Students pose on roof of building

The first interaction is important in networking. Business students practice meeting actual employers through the Professional Enhancement Program (PrEP).

Load More
We're Here to Help You Shape Your Future
Visit Nebraska Become A Husker

Outside the Classroom Experiences

There’s no need to wait or fill out additional applications to be part of Nebraska’s business school. We’re unique among other Big Ten schools in the fact that once you’re enrolled, you can start taking business classes immediately. There’s also many opportunities through clubs and competitions where you can also gain relevant experience for your future career.

Investing From Day One

By joining the Big Red Investment Club, Shaurya Sharma didn’t have to wait to take a finance class to learn about investing. Club members manage a real six-figure investment portfolio utilizing the college’s Bloomberg terminals.

Read More
Student wearing black sitting in football stands

College of Business News

Student with bees on her face and neck

Launch a startup over a weeklong simulation called The Crash Course. Students like Grace Fuller gained experience operating a startup and ended with a profit of more than $2,000.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Students in discussion with faculty and employers

Kat Woerner used her skills to shift the university’s Student Organic Farm to a new sustainable business model that allows Lincolnites to purchase produce from the farm.

CoCreate

Student looks at test tube in lab

Ra’Daniel Arvie student mentoring roles helped ignite his passions. Through his involvement, Ra’Daniel Arvie is gaining insight to help him in his career after graduation.

College of Business News

Students in scuba gear swim with sharks

Nick Favazza knew he wanted to work at a startup, but participating in the Center for Entrepreneurship’s 48-Hour Challenge took him from an idea to a business plan for his own.

Load More

Learn on the Job With Internships

Internships are important experiences for pursuing a potential career, or discovering if you’re on the right path to get there.

Internship Leads to Career Path

Working with Nebraska Angels and Nelnet helped Emily Kist find her potential career in entrepreneurial finance. The experiences she gained in those internships led to her pitching and creating the Husker Venture Fund at the college.

Read More
Student sitting on backwards chair

Nebraska College of Business

Student holds copy of Variety magazine

After completing internships and serving as peer career coaches, these Huskers are hired! Not only are we with you every step of your career journey, but we celebrate you when you ring the Success Bell.

College of Business News

Student holding lab testing equipment

An interdisciplinary internship gave Kennedy Nguyen the tools he needed to be heard as he speaks up about transgender discrimination and elevate his business expertise.

College of Business News

Student posing in front of amusement park

Audrey Erker interned at Nelnet to complete a 100-hour consulting project as part of a new management course.

College of Business News

Taylor Gehring

One of the biggest decisions facing accounting majors revolves around choosing their career path with options like public, private, tax or audit. For Taylor Gehring, she found her answer by taking advantage of the School of Accountancy split semester internship program.

Load More
We're Here to Help You Shape Your Future
Visit Nebraska Become A Husker

Get 1-to-1 Career Guidance

Huskers get hired. Employers report that 99% of our students are career ready. That’s in part because of the college’s Professional Enhancement Program, where you learn how to find an internship or a full-time job but also how to succeed in your career and personal life after college. Career coaches in the Business Career Center will support you every step of the way to securing your first job.

Career Coaching Helps Land Internships

Ulysses Johnson III charted his course at Nebraska Business by getting involved and seizing opportunities with the help of college staff. A conversation with a career coach helped him stand out and get hired as the Husker basketball student manager.

Read More
Student sitting on backwards chair

Nebraska Business YouTube

Student holding toy designed for giraffe at zoo

Zach Scamehorn talks about how he interacted with the Business Career Center and how the coaches prepared him for his future career.

College of Business News

Test car on track

Land your internship by interviewing well. You’ll practice interviewing with an employer before getting candid feedback from them. The practice interviews are offered part of the Professional Enhancement Program.

College of Business News

Student standing outside bank where they interned

Erin Fort grew into a leader while coaching fellow students to professional success. As a peer career coach, she helped the Business Career Center staff develop students' professional skills.

Nebraska College of Business

Job Search Guide from Career Fair

Employer and alumni came to Hawks Hall to help BSAD 222 students practice networking. All business students take four Professional Enhancement Program (PrEP) courses to help them succeed in their careers and personal lives after college.

×
Load More

Connect Experiences to Career

As a business student, you’ll have several opportunities to get the most out of college, develop skills and experience, and prepare for your future career. Beyond your classes, you’ve got 35+ College of Business cohort-based programs and competitions to co-create your experience here. With more than 25 business-related clubs and 500+ student organizations at the university to choose from, you are bound to find a support group of other students with similar goals and gain experience toward your career.

Career Expedition Takes Students to Minneapolis Employers

Extroverts and introverts can both succeed in business. An introvert, Frank Insingo stepped out of his comfort zone to help form his future. Instead of heading home for fall break, he challenged himself to travel with peers on the College of Business Career Expedition to Minneapolis.

Read More
Student sitting on backwards chair

Nebraska College of Business

Students having a discussion outside

Eduardo Sicilia jumped into the college’s entrepreneurship community by getting involved in Startups UNL and the Center for Entrepreneurship. Now he’s paying it forward by selling 1,000 shirts to benefit 10 cancer patients who can’t afford to pay for their chemo treatments.

College of Business News

A student design\build program at the University of Nebraska working in partnership with Actual Architecture Co.

After a successful career in finance and investment management, Doug Waggoner, '75 and '77, pitched and funded a new program at the College of Business called Investors with Purpose. It features business leaders discussing leading topics in asset management and mentoring students selected for the program.

UNL Gamma Iota Sigma

Students holding project designed for zoo

Members of Gamma Iota Sigma and Actuarial Science Club job shadowed in three areas of Pacific Life in Omaha. With more than 25 business-related student organizations, you’ll find at least one you’ll love. From employer site visits, guest speakers to field-specific career fairs, the clubs offer numerous ways to advance your career goals.

College of Business News

Students posing on roof in sunshine

Trained to lead high-performance teams, students in the Clifton Builders Program turn their classroom knowledge into action by consulting with area businesses and organizations in the Building a Life for Impact (MNGT 324B) course.

Load More

Contact

Ritchie, Kendra
Associate Director of Recruitment
HLH 123 D
P.O. Box 880405
Lincoln, NE 68588-0405
402-472-7784
kendra.ritchie@unl.edu

Apply Visit Request More Information