UBS, a
global financial services firm, is recruiting for their 18-month
rotational Graduate Training Program. This on-the-job training is
designed to develop management and professional skills. Upon completion of
the program, UBS will work with employees to find the most suitable
role for the employee and the organization. Although UBS is a financial
services firm, this offer is not targeted to finance students; UBS is
anxious to recruit students from all business disciplines.
Basic requirements: Candidates must have completed or expect to complete
a four-year bachelor’s degree or MBA degree between December 2013 and
May 2014 and carry a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2.
Visit www.ubs.com
to research the company and potential career opportunities. Interested
students should forward resumes to Laura Buckner, laura.buckner@mtsu.edu. Interviews will be conducted early in February.
Showing posts with label careers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label careers. Show all posts
Friday, January 31, 2014
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Bloomberg Career Assessment for Students
Bloomberg is coming to campus Friday, March 29, to run a career assessment for students who may be thinking about a future in business or finance. The Bloomberg Assessment Test (BAT) is an opportunity to further your professional development. All students and majors are welcome, provided you have an interest in connecting to firms who are looking for great individuals.
The goal of the BAT is to match student strengths with employer needs, so you do not need to be an expert in all sections of the test. Bloomberg has relationships with over 20,000 global companies that are actively using the test score data to fill full-time and internship opportunities.
The BAT consists of 11 sections measuring finance aptitude and career skills with topics ranging from economics, analytical reasoning, and math to investment management and verbal skills. The BAT assesses your strengths and weaknesses for a career in business or finance. After taking it, your scores are anonymously entered in the Bloomberg Talent Search, which is used by employers to source top talent. All results are anonymous, and you maintain control over which employers can see your information.
The BAT can also be leveraged to enhance your resume and social media profiles. Highlighting your participation in the BAT will differentiate you from thousands of other candidates by demonstrating and reinforcing your abilities in front of employers.
The goal of the BAT is to match student strengths with employer needs, so you do not need to be an expert in all sections of the test. Bloomberg has relationships with over 20,000 global companies that are actively using the test score data to fill full-time and internship opportunities.
- What: Bloomberg Assessment (screens students for careers in finance, economics, or business)
- When: Friday, March 29, 9 a.m. or 1 p.m.
- Cost: free for undergraduate and graduate students
- Register: https://talentsearch.bloomberginstitute.com/
The BAT consists of 11 sections measuring finance aptitude and career skills with topics ranging from economics, analytical reasoning, and math to investment management and verbal skills. The BAT assesses your strengths and weaknesses for a career in business or finance. After taking it, your scores are anonymously entered in the Bloomberg Talent Search, which is used by employers to source top talent. All results are anonymous, and you maintain control over which employers can see your information.
The BAT can also be leveraged to enhance your resume and social media profiles. Highlighting your participation in the BAT will differentiate you from thousands of other candidates by demonstrating and reinforcing your abilities in front of employers.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Sales Career Showcase
A networking event, “Sales Career Showcase – An Evening With the Professionals,” will be held on Tuesday, October 30, from 6:15 to 9 p.m. at the Doubletree Hotel in Murfreesboro. The event is funded by the Professional Sales Program/Sales Enrichment Fund at the MTSU Foundation. Twelve companies (with 24 representatives) will be there along with representatives from the Rutherford Chamber of Commerce and the United Way.
Hors d’oeuvres will be served at 6:15 p.m., and company reps will give 2-3 minute presentations beginning at 6:30 p.m. on why the students should visit his/her table; this should be completed by about 7:15 p.m. The Chamber and United Way reps will speak briefly on the value of getting involved in the community. Following the brief introductions to the companies, the students will visit tables of interest for the “career fair” portion of the event.
The event is open to any undergraduate or graduate students who have an interest in a sales position. Students should be dressed appropriately and have resumes.
For more information, contact Katie Kemp.
Hors d’oeuvres will be served at 6:15 p.m., and company reps will give 2-3 minute presentations beginning at 6:30 p.m. on why the students should visit his/her table; this should be completed by about 7:15 p.m. The Chamber and United Way reps will speak briefly on the value of getting involved in the community. Following the brief introductions to the companies, the students will visit tables of interest for the “career fair” portion of the event.
The event is open to any undergraduate or graduate students who have an interest in a sales position. Students should be dressed appropriately and have resumes.
For more information, contact Katie Kemp.
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