Career Management Centre - Employers

Beedie Community is our online event and job board system for business students, alumni, and members of our corporate community. Create an account on Beedie Community and post opportunities, sign up to get involved, register for Beedie School of Business events, and select the type of communications you would like to receive from us, including our newsletter.

Use Beedie Community to post jobs, internships, volunteer positions, and projects--all at no charge. New job opportunities are automatically included in our weekly jobs bulletin to all registered Beedie School of Business students. As an alternative, you can email postings to businessjobs@sfu.ca and we will post them on your behalf.

If you have would like to receive resumes that meet your specific posting qualifications, we can collect applications and forward them to you electronically as one batch. To enable this preference on Beedie Community, please select "Beedie Community System" for the application procedure.

Interview our students at one of our three campuses. We will provide the interview facilities, schedule interviews, and take care of the details, at no charge.

Class profile books for our MBA, Management of Technology MBA, and Master of Science in Finance students are available upon request. Please contact Christine Sjolander to request a copy.

Market research and competitive intelligence. Corporate finance and financial analysis. Operations management and supply chain analysis. Business development and sales forecasting. Project management and analysis. Marketing and brand management. Information technology management. If you have research, process improvement, or other high-level projects on the back burner, look no further than our MBA students. Each fall, MBA students are available for 2 - 8 month (full-time) internships. Compensation is based on market rates, dependent on project scope and complexity, and negotiated between you and your intern.

Each January, we seek sponsors for our MOT MBA students to conduct in-depth market, financial, or technology analysis of a current business problem and provide a well-researched , well-reasoned briefing paper and presentation. During this four month capstone course which begins in June, students apply theory learned in class and offer fresh perspectives and recommendations to your current business issue. For selected company projects, this is a free resource.

Our undergraduate students are always seeking opportunities to gain experience while completing their degree. Employers may post BBA-level internships (unpaid or paid, part-time opportunities up to 420 hours) through Beedie Community.

SFU has one of the largest Business Co-operative education programs in the country. With approximately 50% of undergraduate business students participating in co-op each semester, consider tapping into our undergraduate talent pool for four or eight month assignments (420 hour minimum/work term).

If your recruitment targets include students and alumni across other SFU faculties, including Engineering, Economics, Liberal Arts, Communication, Computer Sciences, please visit the SFU Career Services website.