Welcome Prospective Students
Welcome prospective MBA students interested in learning more about career development services at Rice Business. We appreciate your interest and encourage you to explore the wealth of resources and information on this site. As a Rice MBA, you will gain access to a network of professionals working in diverse industries across the U.S. and the world. The Career Development Office is here to support students in their career journey so each student has the opportunity to realize their career and professional potential. A suite of career development services and programs are provided to students including career advising, career education workshops, networking events, employment outcomes reports, and employer engagement opportunities.
If you have additional questions about Rice Business, we encourage you to contact our Recruiting & Admissions Office.
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