Are you interested in investments and managing stocks?

Are you interested in learning how to manage real money?

SMF is a yearlong experiential learning opportunity at Stamford (taught once a week in Stamford) available to business students who are seeking a hands-on experience in investing and managing stocks.

- Learn more here about the program at this website: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/student-managed-fund/.

Students at all campuses, especially Hartford and Waterbury regional students are encouraged to apply, please schedule an appointment with Brandy to discuss any questions about the program or how participating in the Stamford SMF may fit with your goals next year. Application deadline, March 24^th.

The University of Connecticut School of Business is excited to host the Global Business Leadership in Sustainability Summit (GBLSS). This half-day event will gather professionals, faculty, and students to discuss key sustainability topics for businesses. In addition, we will highlight existing sustainability initiatives ongoing across the University of Connecticut.

The summit kicks off with a Keynote Panel discussion featuring representatives from UConn, the public sector, and the corporate sector to respond to critical questions about sustainability in business. After the keynote, we will have breakout sessions focused on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) – how we do business sustainably and how we measure it. We will conclude the afternoon with a closing session to debrief on lessons learned, plan for the future, and connect with one another via a networking reception. Networking will be organized according to "affinity groups" which participants can choose upon registering.

The Urban Semester Program offers students a tremendous opportunity for service learning and public service. We live in an urban world and for over 50 years, the Urban Semester Program has allowed students from all across UConn to put what they study to work addressing real-world urban issues and challenges. For many, the program is a life-transformative experience that helps shape their career plans while, at the same time, contributing to the Hartford community.

Students intern in human service agencies, government offices and community and non-profit organizations. Urban Semester students work on issues facing the city, from education, poverty, homelessness, youth issues and crime to the challenges of a changing economy. Through two weekly seminars, they study and explore the issues in greater depth, taking part in thought-provoking discussions with community leaders and field trips throughout the city.

Panel and networking forum focused on women who work in the international business world across industries. These women are highly successful in their male-dominated fields and continue to break barriers for women.

Declare your business minor before your pick time to ensure you have access to the courses you need.*

*Students must have 54+ credits posted on their transcript before they are eligible to declare their minor. Some minors have additional requirements that can be viewed HERE.

Virtual Drop In Advising is available:

All are welcome to join us to learn and network with School of Business Alumni, and leaders within the Finance Industry.

Are you searching for a current summer opportunity? Are you looking to revise your resume or receive tips regarding your LinkedIn profile? 

with professional recruiters. Recruiters will provide advice regarding

will be joining us on

Humans to Humans is a program that provides a 2-month virtual internship which can have a large impact not only on ventures in emerging markets, but also for students in terms of their professional development. The program pairs students with entrepreneurs working in a range of disciplines from med-tech to agri-tech.

In fact, some of our past program participants have gone on to work with top companies across sectors such as:

Rolling admissions till April 17th, 2022

Program Date: July 5th to August 20th

Application Deadline: April 17th, 2022

Deadline to Apply: 8pm on Friday April 1, 2022

New Student Orientation Leaders (OLs) help with the transition of first-year and transfer students during the Mid-May through Mid-July Orientation program. OLs also help with the transition of international students. International students attend Orientation the week before classes begin in the Fall Semester. Finally, OLs work on the final Orientation session which occurs the Friday before classes begin in the Fall Semester.

Preference is given to applicants who can work all three programs (May through July, and the final session). Applicants that are not able to work every orientation session are not eliminated from consideration for this position.

Requirements: click application link for details

Deadline: March 28th,2022

Scholarship value: $2000

Requirements: For students with an interest in Project Management

Deadline: March 31st, 2022

Scholarship value: $500

Requirements: Any currently enrolled student

Deadline: May 2nd, 2022

Scholarship value: $1000

Requirements: Any Black, Hispanic, and Latinx student with an interest in investment management

Deadline: April 3rd, 2022

Scholarship value: $20,000

Requirements: Any currently enrolled student

Deadline: July 1st, 2022

Scholarship value: $2500

Requirements: any US citizen currently enrolled in a university

Deadline: March 31st, 2022

Scholarship value: $1000

Requirements: Check link for details

Deadline: March 31st, 2022

Scholarship value: $5000

Requirements: any currently enrolled college student

Deadline: July 5th, 2022

Scholarship value: $2000 or $3500

Requirements: Current student at College or University/ Planning to attend college

Deadline: July 30th, 2022

Scholarship value: $2000

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