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Junior Marketing, Management, Entrepreneurship & Technology

Create your future in marketing, management, technology, and entrepreneurship as a junior.

 

Our marketing and management community will provide you with on-demand career support and direction at every stage of your career management journey. Bookmark this page and return throughout the year to see what you need to know (and do!) now and later. Here you’ll find resources, advice, events, personal connections, and other career opportunities — created and curated for junior entrepreneurship, management, marketing, and technology students.

  • Entrepreneurial Leadership

    A W. P. Carey degree in entrepreneurial leadership gives students a broad foundation in business as well as a focus on starting, leading and managing entrepreneurial organizations. This suggests multiple career paths, including working in entrepreneurial-minded roles in already existing organizations as well as starting or joining new ventures and small businesses of all types.

    Learn more: | W. P. Carey Advising | ASU Degree Search

  • Business Entrepreneurship

    Make an impact through a W. P. Carey degree in business entrepreneurship that challenges you to see opportunities, take action, and ignite change. Prepare to innovate with a business or launch your own. Learn strategic planning and analysis, product development, collaboration, leadership, communication, and team building.

    Learn more: Career Fast Facts | W. P. Carey Advising | ASU Degree Search

  • Management

    Immerse yourself in the fundamentals of the global economy, the world of e-business, and collaborative teams. Gain the expertise and qualifications you need to manage people, streamline operations, and lead on a global scale. With a business degree from W. P. Carey, you’ll be actively recruited by a wide variety of businesses.

    Learn more: Career Fast Facts | W. P. Carey Advising | ASU Degree Search

  • Marketing

    A W. P. Carey marketing degree prepares you to steer organizations in the right direction, with fundamental marketing knowledge and skills in market analysis, decision-making, and communication. As a marketing student, you’ll explore the science of consumer behavior, the role marketing plays in organizational performance, and more. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to thrive in your career and industry of choice.

    Learn more: Career Fast Facts | W. P. Carey Advising | ASU Degree Search

  • Applied Business & Technology Solutions

    Make an impact through a W. P. Carey degree in applied business and technology solutions which allows you to gain foundational skills and earn expanded internship credit, putting what you learn into practice immediately. As a learner in the workforce, you’ll graduate with the knowledge needed to achieve the next milestone in your career.

    Learn more: | W. P. Carey Advising | ASU Degree Search

  • Technology

    The W. P. Carey business degree in technology prepares you to support or maintain successful business programs and implement new technologies. Learn that technology is more than just nuts, bolts, and code. Explore, analyze and reinvent the relationship between business and technology through courses like Creativity and Business Innovation, Design for the developing World, and Digital Illustration and Publishing.

    Learn more: Career Fast Facts | W. P. Carey Advising | ASU Degree Search

How you can expect to engage in your job search

 

Three ways b-school students find jobs

There are three primary ways business school students find jobs. Understanding which of these is part of your job search will help you build an efficient plan. Although each of these types of job searches requires a different plan, they all require the same core capabilities for success: Personal narrative, market research, networking, applications, and interviewing. Let us help you figure it out!

  • On-campus/Global Job Search
    The majority of on-campus recruiting happens in the fall semester with a smaller set of firms doing campus recruiting in the spring. This requires you to be prepped and ready to interview soon after school starts. If the firms you are focused on do not visit ASU’s campus, then you will need to supplement your On-campus strategy with a Networked or Just-in-time job search.
  • Networked Job Search
    All job searches require networking skills. If you are targeting firms that do not recruit on-campus at ASU then a Networked job search is your avenue. This requires a proactive approach to research, as well as developing relationships with the goal of building advocates within a firm. You’ll need to ensure your personal narrative and job search skills are well developed to convince these firms to consider you.
  • Just-in-time Job Search
    A majority of firms, whether they participate in on-campus recruiting or not, will have a need for immediate hires throughout the year. Although applications are submitted at the time of need, your preparation and networking should be ongoing in order to be ready when these opportunities arise. These opportunities can be limited and are not predictable, so you’ll want to view this as a back-up strategy, rather than an excuse to delay your job search.

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Joining student clubs and organizations comes with many benefits. Develop leadership skills, learn to work in a team, add new connections to your network, and more. To view club events, click on Learn more within each club listing. Club Leaders click here to request a career presentation.

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Explore the curriculum that launches W. P. Carey careers. Timed and designed to align with your program of study, you will engage in courses that directly support your career confidence, capabilities, and prospects.