A. Gary Anderson
Graduate School of Management

Career Development Center

Graduate Career Services - Recruit

Recruit at the UCR School of Business

For employers seeking the best and brightest graduate business students to hire for internships and full-time positions, the AGSM Graduate Career Services is the place to start your search. Based on feedback from past employers, we know that our students and alumni are results-oriented. With a global business mindset, they easily navigate diverse work environments, focus on problem solving and are adept at handling multiple assignments. UCR School of Business degree programs set our students up to hit the ground running, creating value for your team and business from day one.

To recruit directly from the graduate business school student population, there are many ways to connect with our students and get involved.
 

CareerFest

The School of Business |A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management is hosting a new type of recruiting event, CareerFest. It supports traditional recruiting, fosters genuine engagement through new components, and gives you access to our undergraduate and graduate business students for a streamlined recruiting experience. With unique curated experiences, CareerFest is designed to help you build meaningful connections and discover your next great hire.

CareerFest 2026

 

Employer Reflections

National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) research

Internship programs are about more than just getting quality hires in the door: Retention metrics reported in NACE’s 2026 Internship & Co-op Report demonstrate the long-term ROI of having a program

However, higher retention rates are just one of the benefits of internship programs. Employers hail these programs as effective recruiting tools that allow them to identify early talent and develop skills in and strengthen ties to top talent in order to convert them to full-time roles following graduation. This effort is showing up as the conversion rate surged to 63.1% for 2024-25 interns, the highest rate in five years.

Read the NACE May 14, 2026 article Internship Program Retention.

Read the NACE September 21, 2026 article on Insights + Strategies for Recruiting Success.

 

Ways to Get Connected

 

 

 

 

 

 

Company Information Sessions

Give a presentation about your company, industry and available job opportunities while visiting the UCR School of Business. Can’t make the trip to Riverside? There may be opportunities to present virtually or host an interactive information sessions as well. Please fill out our “Host an Event” form on 12Twenty to request an information session.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Career Connection Luncheons or Dinner

A great way to spark students’ interest in a particular field, and specifically in your organization, is by hosting a Career Connection Luncheon or Dinner. We periodically facilitate these sessions to bring your representatives to campus—either in person or virtually—for an intimate networking meal. This interactive setting provides you the opportunity to educate students on various roles, share insights on your organization’s culture, and answer questions about internships and full-time positions. Please fill out our “Host an Event” form on 12Twenty to host a Career Connection Luncheon or Dinner.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Coffee Chats or “Office Hours”

Do you prefer to connect with graduate business students in a more casual setting? The Career Center Team will work with you to host Coffee Chats or “Office Hours” in the School of Business Building, providing an informal alternative to traditional recruitment. These sessions can be structured as one-on-one short meetings or small group rotational discussions, allowing for genuine networking and relationship building. Please fill out our “Host an Event” form on 12Twenty to host a Coffee Chat or “Office Hours”. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Day on the Job” Employer-hosted Site Visits

Hosting a site visit or company tour allows AGSM students to see different work environments and office cultures firsthand while assessing their fit within your business operations. By hosting a group of students at your facility, your organization can provide a guided walk-through and a brief presentation or Q&A led by a recruiter or hiring manager. These visits typically cover your company overview, hiring processes, and current openings, often leading to a significant increase in applications from attendees. Please fill out our “Host an Event” form on 12Twenty to invite students to your organization. 
 

 

More Resources

Employers UCR Business graduates work for:

UCR School Of Business CDC Employers Amazon
UCR School Of Business CDC Employers Fox Corporation
UCR School Of Business CDC Employers Northrup Grumman
UCR School Of Business CDC Employers The Walt Disney Company
UCR School Of Business CDC Employers T-Mobile