Our students pursue a diverse range of impactful careers, encompassing the popular paths of accounting, banking, and consulting, as well as additional career routes in marketing, product management, entrepreneurship, and much more. Regardless of the career path pursued, our graduates consistently bring unique and valuable knowledge, technical skills, and insights to their jobs as they launch their professional careers.

The Career Center First Destination Survey provides a breakdown of some job functions pursued by Haas undergraduate students upon graduation.

In addition, the survey highlights our emphasis on high quality career development, provided through our career counselors (profiles at bottom of the page).

Career Outcomes for the Class of 2023

Median starting salary: $100,000
Percentage of graduates that accepted a job offer within 6 month of graduation: 89%
Job industries (not function) breakdown:

  • Finance – 29%
  • Technology – 22%
  • Consulting – 18%
  • Accounting – 8%
  • Others – 19%

Berkeley Career Engagement Resources

To access Berkeley Career Engagement resources, please visit: https://career.berkeley.edu/

The Berkeley Career Engagement provides detailed information on specific business fields including accounting, consulting, finance, and more.

Handshake Student and Employer Portal

Appointments can be made on Handshake. In addition to providing career appointments, Handshake provides a powerful recruiting platform for students, increasing their access to employers, jobs, internships, events, and On-Campus Recruiting (OCR) opportunities. If you are an employer and wish to post a job, please also use Handshake for your job or internship.

Career Counselors

The Haas School of Business Undergraduate Program provides career advising services to students through two career counselors. Our counselors offer their insights and experience regarding a flexible range of career questions, including but not limited to resume development, interview skills, job negotiations, and much more.