Which Business Specialty is Right for You?
Explore these trending business careers and see where your degree can take you.
Business Jobs and Opportunities
The field of business is a vast one, and includes many exciting and intriguing careers. From traditional financial and accounting jobs to new post-digital-age positions, the landscape has never been more inviting for those seeking new opportunities.
Certified Management Accountant
Use your strategic accounting management skills to inform business strategy.
Digital Marketer
Promote a company's brand and sell its products or services to consumers on digital channels.
Financial Analyst
Work with financial data to achieve the most financial reward while taking on the least risk.
Financial Planner
Help clients achieve financial goals. Assist individuals or companies with financial planning and asset management.
Forensic Accountant
Investigate and examine financial statements when fraud and other crimes are suspected.
Sports Agent
Represent and promote athletes during contract negotiations and in other financial and image matters.
Supply Chain Manager
Oversee a business' production process, from sourcing materials to distribution of the finished product.
Certified Public Accountant
Perform a variety of services, including tax preparation and auditing, for individuals, companies, or the government.
Brand Manager
Create a personality for a product that will convey its intent while also being unique and inspiring consumer trust.
Cost Accountant
Understand and determine the precise costs associated with a product and use that information to set appropriate prices.
Government Accountant
Work in the public sector to maintain and examine the records of government agencies, as well as audit private businesses.
Investment Banker
Help companies raise money by creating securities—stocks, bonds, and other financial entities—to be sold in capital markets.
Corporate Financial Analyst
Chart a company's financial course based on goals prescribed by management, and use your skills to keep the company on track.
Non-Profit Leadership
Utilize leadership practices that will help your non-profit weather the economic storm while still preparing for a better future.
Retail Manager
Be in charge of making your store—or stores—function, from the highest corporate level to inventory to interactions on the sales floor.
Actuary
Use your knowledge to assess risk, formulate policies and minimize the associated costs of risk for the insurance, finance and legal industries.
Loan Officer
Understand loans and mortgages and help customers identify and apply for funding that's a good match for their needs and credit.
Insurance Agent
Specialize in life, health, property or other types of insurance, and work to connect your clients to policies that meet their needs.
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