Career and Professional Development
Miami Herbert’s robust professional development program enables you to explore various career paths and how well they may suit your interests. Starting a productive career after college may mean pursuing a corporate industry opportunity, going to graduate school, or a host of other meaningful options. However, finding the choice that is right for you requires thoughtful and intentional decision-making. We get you started right away, and we work hand-in-hand with your academic advisors to ensure you are in the academic curriculum that helps you get moving quickly.
As a first-year student, you learn to prepare a professional resume and a LinkedIn page. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors have access to numerous workshops, including job search bootcamps that are immersive, multi-day trainings over a one-week period, several of which include specialized programs for specific career searches in finance and marketing. Students may also take advantage of individualized career coaching, which may include discussions about major/minor selection as it relates to career choice, resume review sessions, job search and networking strategy, and mock interviews and other interview preparation.
Miami Herbert’s professional development team works closely with specific employers who offer information and recruitment activities specifically for business students to secure internships or full-time placement opportunities.
All professional development activities at Miami Herbert complement the resources available at the Toppel Career Center where students may browse job postings, sign up for career fairs, and engage in additional career preparation skills-building activities. Browse Toppel’s offerings, take advantage of their walk-in hours, or make an individual appointment.
Get Career Ready
It's never too early to focus on your professional development. Gaining work experience during college is crucial for your future career success! Take a look at the open internship & job opportunities listed below.
Sophomore Kickstart
This event assists sophomores in framing a summer internship search, learning about internships of upper-class students, and beginning the process of resume-building and networking.
Job Search Boot Camp
The Internship Boot Camp for juniors and Job Search Boot Camp for seniors are intensive programs that sharpen students’ capacity to edit their resume content, practice their interviewing skills, and develop a personalized networking plan for the junior summer internship search and permanent employment post-graduation.
Advanced Networking Training
Students learn the essential skills for connecting, building, and leveraging new professional relationships.
Interview Training
The interview coach conducts a mock interview or gets students up to speed on the latest behavioral questions at the “heart” of most interview processes.
Negotiating Salary
Landing the offer is great news, but students may need some help honing the negotiation skills, as addressed in this workshop, to also land the salary that works for their needs.
How to Wow in the Workplace!
Success in Your Internship and Success in Your Work are small, interactive workshops that address specific internship and permanent employment scenarios that can arise. Coaches offer advice on best practices for ensuring success in the workplace.
For more information and resources, please visit the Toppel Career Center website.
Employment Outcomes
The following table reports placement statistics for the last cohort who graduated in four years from the Miami Herbert.
| Graduating Class | % of Students Placed Six-Months Post Graduation |
Average Salary* |
| 2023 | 98.25% | $78,510 |
*Salary information is based on a student survey.
Class of 2024 data can be expected Spring 2025 due to the nature of data collection, which includes a 6-month follow-up, among other initiatives requiring time to prepare the data. This process follows the protocol put forth by the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
Nonprofit Internships
Bermont-Carlin Scholars
The Goldstein-Milo Marketing Scholars Program
The Goldstein-Milo Marketing Scholars Program enables select high-performing sophomore and junior marketing majors to travel to New York City each year to meet with marketing executives from leading marketing companies, as well as to explore internship and employment opportunities with top company executives.
Recent visits have included Unilever Citi, PepsiCo, ad agency Edelman, Global Brands Group, Horizon Media, Buzz-Back Market Research, and Nielsen.