Set-up base camp.

Junior year. Start your journey to the summit.

Zero in on your major and investigate what career paths you want to follow after graduation.

Talk to your academic advisor.

Dare to declare! Your academic advisor can help you explore major-specific criteria and confirm your path to graduation.

Make an impact.

Inform policies, find solutions to business problems, and master key leadership skills through involvement with our Institutes, Centers, and Initiatives.

Gain experience with an internship.

Find internship opportunities with your Business Career Coach, narrow your career options and goals, and research graduate school possibilities.

Making the most of your junior experience.

As an independent scholar in your department, you can start making decisions about your life after the Eccles School. Think about what you’ve accomplished so far, the connective threads and your values, and use them to help you plan for your future. Your Business Career Coach can help you research potential graduate schools, identify top companies, and land an internship in your field. You may also want to consider meeting with your faculty mentor to discuss a significant undergraduate research project that includes an honors thesis. It’s a great way to develop your intellectual, professional, and personal growth.

This type of serious preparation can seem overwhelming, but rest assured, we’ve got your back. And don’t forget to enjoy the other side of your college experience! Take advantage of clubs and events across campus and study abroad programs.

Your Eccles Experience by Major

Check out our nine different undergraduate majors offered at the Eccles School. Click below to learn about experiences specific to each major and what careers await you after you graduate.

Accounting

Engage in financial management, business-transaction tracking, and merger and acquisition tracking to adapt to a constantly evolving field.

Business Administration

Gain a strong knowledge base across the fundamental disciplines of business.

Entrepreneurship

Prepare to follow trends, identify emerging opportunities, and pursue possibilities.

Finance

Learn how to raise, invest, and manage capital in creative, productive, and responsible ways.

Information Systems

Acquire the tools and skills to help organizations leverage technology to solve business problems, innovate, create new products and achieve strategic objectives.

Management

Understand organizational culture and learn how to adapt to change, inspire change, and facilitate the accomplishment of strategic goals.

Marketing

Understand market research, consumer behavior, advertising, and international marketing, and learn how to build brands that people want.

Operations & Supply Chain

Take a project, process, product, or service and transform it into something better, more efficient, and cost-effective.

QAMO

A degree in Quantitative Analysis of Markets and Organizations (QAMO) teaches you to apply economics to business problems with an emphasis on game theory and econometrics.