MMA Career Management
Whether you are looking at your next promotion, focused on enhancing your performance in your current role, considering a career change or want to have more balance between your home and work life, the career management team can help you take the next step.
We empower current and prospective students to have the skills, network, and technical skills to manage their careers successfully by providing personalized coaching and dedicated career management programming.
Current and Prospective MMA Students
Current and prospective MMA students will have access to the following services and opportunities. Questions about MMA Career Management Support? Contact us at bizcareers@ualberta.ca
The Career Management Center offers a host of workshops and seminars to MMA students on topics such as:
- Career Branding - Identifying your unique value and learning how to talk about it
- Resume - Writing a resume that gets read and gets you the interview
- Cover Letters - Connecting your experience to what the employer is asking for
- LinkedIn - Profiles that perform and using them effectively for your job search
- Interviewing - Preparing for behavioural and technical questions with practice and feedback
- Networking with purpose - Even introverts can do it
- Building Relationships - Turning contacts into a network you can rely on
Hosted by Paul Taylor and Tiffany Baker, MBA Career Coaches and Educators at the Alberta School of Business, The Career Boosters podcast explores the challenges, opportunities, and decisions that shape successful careers. Through candid conversations, expert guests, and practical advice, the podcast helps listeners better understand themselves, navigate today's evolving job market, and build meaningful, fulfilling careers.
The Hub is your go-to space for career resources throughout your MMA. Whether updating your resume, preparing for interviews, or exploring next steps, it’s designed to save you time and keep you moving forward. You’ll gain access once enrolled in the MMA program.
campusBRIDGE
campusBRIDGE is a platform for events, services, and job postings to support career growth and your job search. All current Master's students have access, with limited access available after graduation.
Your orientation includes a session with the Career Management Team. You'll meet the people who support you, hear how career services work in the program, and spend time with your cohort on activities that help you get to know each other early. The community you build will last throughout the school year and beyond.
Students can build connections with the Alberta School of Business community through Speaker Series, networking events, and other opportunities to connect with MMA alumni, current students, and the broader business community.
Students can also learn from alumni by participating in mentorship opportunities, networking events, and other activities that provide opportunities to hear about alumni experiences and career journeys.
Master's Experiential Learning
Discover a range of Master's Experiential Learning Opportunities that enrich your learning journey and encourage active involvement in our dynamic community. Experiential Learning, also known as "learning by doing," places emphasis on reflecting upon the experience, not merely the activity itself.
These opportunities encompass both curricular and co-curricular activities, offering engaging experiences like:
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