Target your dreams right at the center
Whether you’re in the general exploratory phase, looking for a business externship or an internship, or ready to search for a job, we’ve got you covered.
Career advisors are available by appointment or during drop-in hours and will also provide information on career development events and resources.
You'll also have access to Handshake, WMU’s employment website. You'll be able to set up an account, publish your resume and view internship and full-time job opportunities, among other career-related activities.
Management majors at Western Michigan University may earn credit for approved student internships. Contact the department for more information.
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Connections that hone your skills
Your academic education is just one part of your professional journey. As a student at Western, you'll also get focused support on strengthening your social and emotional skills. Tap into networking opportunities with companies seeking to fill positions with WMU students through our student organizations. Attend Business Bash or visit Experience WMU to find the right organization for you.
Looking for other ways to develop professional skills? Take advantage of events at the Zhang Career Center.
Getting linked in to WMU Haworth
All students should consider using social media as a professional resource. Join the WMU Haworth College of Business on LinkedIn to network with other students, alumni, employers and friends of both the college and the Department of Management. If you’re looking for helpful tips on how to best approach and manage your social media from a professional point of view, Career and Student Employment Services offers a social media management guide.
It is critically important that students have a well-rounded educational experience. Joining a student organization, especially one that supports your particular major, provides several benefits. Networking with industry professionals, developing new knowledge and skills, and socializing with peers who have similar interests will support your personal and professional development.