The Career Services offices at GW regularly offer workshops and employer information sessions for students. Events vary by semester, but often focus on these topics:
To see the most current list of upcoming events, log into Handshake.
BADM 3001 is a one-credit undergraduate course designed for students pursuing careers in business sectors and covers business career management skills, including:
This class is a required part of the curriculum for all undergraduate students in the School of Business. There are also sections open to seniors, juniors, & sophomores in CCAS, ESIA, SEAS, & SPH each semester. Refer to the Schedule of Classes for information.
There may be skills you need or want to develop in order to be a competitive candidate in your field of interest. Some of these skills will be gained in your classes or internships, but some you may need to develop on your own. Lynda.com is your best friend when it comes to learning new skills! GW students have FREE access to this online learning portal (go here to set up your account); For alumni, it’s only $20-30/month to pay for independent access. Lynda classes are top-quality & available 24/7; you can go at your own pace. Here are some examples of Lynda.com classes you might want to check out:
Microsoft Excel: 2016 Essential Training; 2016 Tips & Tricks; Advanced Functions in depth; Financial Functions in depth; Macros in depth; Pivot Tables in depth
PowerPoint Tips & Tricks for Business Presentations
Tableau 10 Essential Training
Data Visualization: Storytelling
Intro to Data Science
Writing Proposals (includes info on RFPs)
Project Management
LinkedIn Profiles for Social Business Success and/or Optimizing Your LinkedIn Profile
Mastering Common Interview Questions
Developing Your Emotional Intelligence