Careers

• Interested in being an actuary in Hong Kong? Then check out this Internship Portal. You may also be interested in learning about the Actuarial Society of Hong Kong's exam and education resources.
• Urban Teachers urgently needs Math majors to provide high-quality math instruction for grades 6-12, to help close the achievement gap, and to serve as role models and mentors for students. Urban Teachers is a non-profit, teacher development organization that offers a paid opportunity for leaders to earn their masters in education and create direct impact in the communities and classrooms they serve. Apply here.
• The Southern Teachers Agency (STA) helps hundreds of candidates find jobs at outstanding private & independent schools throughout the mid-Atlantic and South. Private schools value candidates who have participated in a teacher certification program, but have the flexibility to hire teachers with a strong academic background in mathematics who have not taken Education courses.
• City Internships has openings in their summer programs in New York and London. Apply here.
• Know your way around a computer? Here is another career matching service: Techintern.io
• Graduating soon? Interested in the social sciences? Want to get paid to go to school? Then check this out: The University of Chicago offers an MA program in Computational Social Science where you will learn how to devise innovative formal, statistical, and computational models to make important contributions across the social sciences. The goal of the program is to train students for elite-level PhD admission in Sociology, Economics, Political Science, Psychology, History, and Anthropology.
• The Opportunity Hub now offers free professional head shots.
• AfterCollege seeks to pair new job seekers with opportunities that fit their degree, school, skills and interests making the job search and the candidate search more efficient for everyone. They claim to be the largest career networking service for college students and recent grads.
• Interested in a career in education? The Education Job Fair is happening today from 4 to 6pm.
• The Michigan College Advising Corps application is now OPEN!
• MIT's Sloan School asks that I tell you that their brand new MIT Sloan MBA Early Admission application process is designed for ambitious and forward-thinking students—like you—who want to gain valuable career experience and secure a seat in a future MIT Sloan MBA class. Eligible students must apply by April 19.
• Stony Brook would like for you to consider applying to their various highly ranked programs in applied mathematics.
• Each month Google hosts a variety of workshops and discussions to provide professional and technical skill building resources, as well as an inside look at Google's culture. Head to careersonair.withgoogle.com to register and add their upcoming sessions.
• NSA hires students who are looking to gain work experience while continuing their education. If you are interested in learning while you earn, join them on Thursday, February 9, at 4pm EST. Their recruiters will share just about everything there is to know about NSA student programs.
• Causeway is a 12-month program designed to prepare students for graduate study in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and statistics through coursework, a research experience, seminars, and mentorship. Causeway is tuition-free and provides students with a living stipend of approximately $37,000 per year as well as health insurance. Visit https://sites.northwestern.edu/causeway/ for more information
• Reminder: The University's annual Winter Job and Internship Fair will take place Thursday February 9th and Friday February 10th. Log into your Handshake account to see the list of organizations participating. Please make the most of the career fair.
• The Michigan Undergraduate Consulting Conference is happening March 10, and it offers an opportunity for all undergraduates at the University of Michigan to learn more about the field of consulting.
• McGill University has a Masters of Management in Finance program, a one-year program designed for students interested in a career in finance.
• The Washington Center is looking for U.S. Citizens who are interested in interning with agencies like the FAA, the DVA, the EPA, the IRS, or another agency.
• Many Michigan Math students have gone on to work for EPIC, perhaps it is the company for you, too.
• The NYU Steinhardt Teacher Residency Graduate Program is a one year master's program taught by Steinhardt faculty where one also gains real-world classroom experience in a full-time paid teacher residency. 
• The Master of Science in Computational Finance program at Carnegie Mellon University would like for you to learn about careers in quantitative finance.
• The Predictive Analytics & Risk Management program at the University of Illinois is now accepting applications for the Fall 2023 semester.
• Berkeley's Master of Financial Engineering Program has a great track record. They would like for you to consider applying.
  
• Georgia Tech’s MS in Quantitative and Computational Finance (QCF) Program would like for you to consider applying to their program.
• Are you graduating this year and would you like to pursue a career in business? The Ross School of Business is accepting applications for Round 4 of its ten-month Master of Management degree program.
• Digital Promise is making a concerted effort to make sure their job opportunities are noticed by as diverse a pool as possible -- and that includes students of mathematics. They have a number of positions available.
• The University's annual Winter Job and Internship Fair will take place Thursday February 9th and Friday February 10th. Log into your Handshake account to see the list of organizations participating. Please make the most of the career fair.
• Want to make a real difference in a young person's education? City Year trains and places young adults in high-poverty schools to serve as tutors, mentors, and role-models to help students succeed and decrease the drop-out rate.
• Peak6 is hosting a Trading Experience for Women - Summer 2023 Internship. If you are interested, apply soon.
• Registration is now open for the U-M Women of Color Task Force 41st Annual Career Conference which will be held on March 3.
• Know your way around a computer? Here is another career matching service: Techintern.io
• The Tobin Center/Economics Pre-Doctoral Fellows Program at Yale University supports policy-relevant economics research by providing a high-quality education and training experience for individuals with bachelor’s or master’s degrees who are considering pursuing a Ph.D. in economics or a closely related discipline. To apply, please review available positions listed on their webpage.
• SIG, a quantitative trading firm based in Philadelphia, has positions that may be of interest to students of math.
• The Masters in Computational Social Science (MACSS) at the University of Chicago would like for you to consider applying got their two-year program that combines frontier social scientific research with a rigorous introduction to computational data analysis.
• The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy (EERE) Robotics Internship Program is a 10-week summer internship program for students majoring in a field related to robotics. The program provides opportunities students to intern at federal national laboratories throughout the United States. Begin your search here.
• The Washington Center's Federal Diversity Internship Initiative offers students the opportunity to test drive a career as a federal employee, gain valuable professional experience and build a network of fellow public servants. Learn more here.
• MoMath has announced its 2023 Exponent Fellowship. Designed for graduating math majors, this fellowship will bring enthusiastic new graduates to the National Museum of Mathematics for a year of outreach, service, and growth. Learn more and apply today at exponent.momath.org.
• The Michigan College Advising Corps (MCAC) is a diverse group of recent University of Michigan graduates working full-time as college advisers in under-served high schools throughout Michigan.  This is an excellent opportunity to do good. (Scroll down for application button.)
• Looking for help locating an internship for summer 2022? Check out the LSA Opportunity Hub's Internship Program.
• Speaking of internships, the 2023 LSA Internship Fair will take place on Valentine's Day from 3:30 to 7 pm. You need to RSVP.
• The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy (EERE) High Performance Computing for Manufacturing (HPC4Mfg) Internship Program is a 10-week summer internship program for students majoring in a field related to high performance computing. Apply here.
• The Detroit Community-Engaged Research Program (DCERP) is a social justice focused fellowship program run by the University of Michigan Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program. In summer 2023, DCERP students will work full-time on research projects directed by Detroit nonprofits that focus on community priorities such as environmental health, food security, youth development, human rights, health equity and more! Apply here.
• The HS-Power Program is open to students majoring in a broad spectrum of homeland security related science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) disciplines as well as DHS mission-relevant research areas.
• The Winter 2023 hiring cycle for Research Professionals at the Becker Friedman Institute for Economics at the University of Chicago has begun. The program is intended to serve as a bridge between college and graduate school for students interested in empirical economics. Available positions can be viewed at their website.
• MSK Bridge is a two-year postbac/gap year research program for students from backgrounds historically underrepresented in science who aspire to pursue biomedical PhDs or MD-PhDs. More information about MSK Bridge may be found at mskcc.org/bridge.
• The Berkeley Master of Financial Engineering Program invites you to learn how the Berkeley Haas Master of Financial Engineering (MFE) can help you advance your career in finance and/or data science.
• NYU's School of Global Public Health and Department of Biostatistics would like for you to check them out tonight (January 12) at 8:30 PM EST, Click here to RSVP.
• Reminder: Nanyang Technological University in Singapore would like for you to take a look at their MSc program in Applied Economics.
• The University Career Center has many events planned for the winter term. Check them out!
  
• Graduating seniors and recent graduates may want to consider a job at ArborMetrix, a cutting edge Health Care Analytics company located right here in downtown Ann Arbor. See this page for more information about available positions.
• Qualtrics would like you to take a look at their job postings. Apply if you are interested.
• Mathematica Policy Research (MPR), a social policy and research firm looking to recruit Michigan undergraduates for multiple positions. Many Michigan Students of Mathematics have worked with MPR over the years, including Alexandra Killewald.
• Jeffrey Ohl, U(M) Math alum from 2019, reports that his employer, the National Bureau of Economic Research is looking to hire math majors with an interest in pursuing a Ph.D. in economics, biostatistics, or genetics. Two positions that you may be particularly interested in are: a research position in social science genomics and/or a research position in behavioral economics.
• The Yau Mathematical Sciences Center of Tsinghua University has a Doctoral Program in Mathematics for International Students who are non-Chinese citizens.
• The sixth annual Green Career Fair will be held Friday, February 3. Here are some tips on how to prepare for a career fair.
• Michigan alum Doug Piper says you should check out the teaching positions at Lawrenceville. It's a two-year teaching job, room and board provided, along with a master's degree. Apply here.
• Math alumna Margaret Ehinger taught for City Year Detroit and loved it. You may want to check it out..
• The Columbia University Actuarial Science Program would like for you to consider applying to the M.S. in Actuarial Science at Columbia University.
• MSK Bridge is a two-year post-baccalaureate biomedical research program for recent college graduates who are part of underrepresented or underserved groups who aspire to apply to PhD or MD-PhD programs upon completion of Bridge.
• The University of Chicago's Fama-Miller Center for Research in Finance offers a unique pre-doctoral opportunity for research professionals with undergraduate degrees or master’s degrees in economics and finance or in fields with related skills such as statistics, mathematics or computer science. Their two-year research professional program is designed to be an ideal transitional position for recent graduates who are interested in going onto a top PhD program in finance or economics.
• Cornell's ORIE PhD program really likes Michigan students. Apply here.
• The Mathematics Department at the University of Tennessee would like for you to consider applying there.
• The Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences MA program at Columbia University would like to train you to use sophisticated statistical techniques to thrive in an increasingly data-rich world. 
• The Southern Teachers Agency (STA) helps hundreds of candidates find jobs at outstanding private & independent schools throughout the mid-Atlantic and South. Private schools value candidates who have participated in a teacher certification program, but have the flexibility to hire teachers with a strong academic background in mathematics who have not taken Education courses.
• SAGA Innovations is working to guarantee that students succeed in math by supplying individualized tutoring in public schools in Chicago and New York City, and they're hiring SAGA fellows for next school year.
• The University of Cincinnati graduate programs in Mathematical Sciences and Statistics are accepting new applications.
• Indianapolis Teaching Fellows (ITF) is an opportunity for individuals from all backgrounds and disciplines to obtain teaching certification in one year while working full-time at one of their 70+ partner schools in Indianapolis. Since 2007, they have trained over 700 teachers. The 2023 Indianapolis Teaching Fellows application is now open!
• Malten Silver is looking to hire data scientists.
• The DOE Scholars Program introduces students and recent college graduates to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) mission and operations.
• The Tobin Center / Economics Pre-Doctoral Fellows Program at Yale University supports policy-relevant economics research by providing a high-quality education and training experience for individuals with bachelor’s or master’s degrees who are considering pursuing a Ph.D. in economics or a closely related discipline. 
• Fellowship.AI has a fellowship program designed specifically for university students interested in real-world machine learning jobs. They are looking for talented and ambitious students.
• Michigan State University’s Department of Computational Mathematics, Science and Engineering (CMSE) is currently accepting applications for its interdisciplinary PhD program in computational and data science. A brief introduction to the program can be found at here, a flyer for the program is here and a list of CMSE faculty and their research interests can be found at http://cmse.msu.edu/faculty. Additional information about the PhD program, as well as application information, can be found at http://cmse.msu.edu/apply. 
• The Department of Statistics at the University of Michigan invites prospective students to attend a virtual information session Monday, November 21 at10:00 AM to learn about their PhD in Statistics program. Register here to join them.
• Looking to pursue graduate school in the quantitative social sciences? Then check out the PREDOC program. 
• U(M)'s Department of Statistics has a Bridge Master's Program. The program is designed to prepare students for a PhD program in Statistics.
• Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School are looking to hire students who will be graduating in December as well as those who will be graduating in May 2023.  The positions will be of interest to graduates considering careers in medicine, public health, public policy, economic evaluation, data analysis, and related fields. Here is a posting and here is another.
• The Wisconsin School of Business would like for you to consider joining their Ph.D. program in Actuarial Science, Risk Management, and Insurance.
• Old Mission Capital is hiring traders! Apply at this link.
• The MLB Cleveland Guardians baseball club is looking to hire R&D people; particularly in big data.
• Math alum Tigran Ananyan reports that Altair Engineering in Troy, MI is always looking for new talent. Look under "careers" and explore a bit.
• D.E. Shaw's Momentum Fellowship will be taking place in New York City in January. Applications and nominations accepted until December 2.
• The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellowship seeks to increase communication skills in student scientists by placing advanced undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate science, engineering, and mathematics students at media sites nationwide to work as science reporters for ten weeks.
• MindSumo connects college students to companies via real world challenges for college students to solve. Students prove their skills, win cash prizes, and connect with companies that use MindSumo to actively recruit for jobs and internships. They are still anxious to include Michigan students.
• The Graduate Group in Demography at the University of Pennsylvania would like for you to consider its Ph.D. program in Demography.
• Michigan Math alum Austin Bai is now head of business development for the algorithmic trading firm Linden Shore. Austin reports that they have several Michigan math alumni on their team, and are looking to hire more. They are currently recruiting for a quantitative developer and a quantitative trader/researcher.
• Michigan Math alum Maiya Yu is enjoying her time at Stanford in the structural biology program, and thinks you should check the program out. To this end there will be a virtual information session next Thursday, November 10, at 8 pm Ann Arbor time.
• Princeton would like for you to consider their Master in Finance program as well as their Graduate Certificate in Statistics and Machine Learning.
• First Derivatives is looking to attract new graduates. Joshua Zeldin (2015) reported that the Data Science and Software Engineering tracks are perfect for mathematics students who are interested in gaining experience in the world of big data and software development and the Financial Engineering track is perfect for students interested in entering finance.
• Brandeis would like for you to think about applying to their computational linguistics masters program. They are hosting a virtual Computational Linguistics MS Program Open House on Wednesday, November 16th from 12:00 n to 2:30 pm Boston time.  Please register here by Wednesday, November 9th.
• Interested in pursuing math and staying in the greater Detroit area? The amazing Dan Isaksen from Wayne State University invites you to consider their PhD program in mathematics.
• Want to get a masters in biostat while taking "no theoretical probability or statistics classes"? Then check out the biostats masters degree at GVSU.
• The Ohio State University would like for you to consider their PhD program in mathematics.
• The Ohio State University would also like for you to consider their Master of Actuarial & Quantitative Risk Management
  
• Ross has one year masters program in areas like the Master of Accounting, Master of Management, or Master of Supply Chain Management programs. Check the programs out here.
• The IRT helps students committed to social justice and diversity apply to MA or PhD programs within the field of Education, Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.  Check them out.
• The Johns Hopkins University Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics is seeking highly qualified applicants for its full-time master’s and doctoral degree programs.
• The Computational Science, Engineering, and Mathematics program at the University of Texas at Austin is an interdisciplinary graduate program that wants you to know they are currently accepting applications to their PhD program.
• Boston University is another good place for Math T-shirt photos. Their Graduate Program in Computational Neuroscience would like for you, a student of mathematics, to apply for admission.
• The graduate program in Mathematical, Computational and Systems Biology (MCSB) at UC Irvine is looking for excellent students, with a variety of different backgrounds, who wish to work at the interface between the biological sciences, the physical sciences, computer sciences and engineering. Check them out.
• Are you interested in quantitative biology? Then join the Interdisciplinary Quantitative Biology (IQ Biology) PhD Program in Boulder. IQ Biology is part of the University of Colorado's BioFrontiers Institute - a place for scientists to work together across disciplines and partner with industry to transform their discoveries into new tools.
• Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy would like for me to remind you to consider applying to their highly ranked master’s degree programs in Information Systems & Management, Public Policy & Management, and Arts & Entertainment Industry Management. Their Fall Visitation Events for prospective master’s students will take place in person on November 12 and virtually the week of November 14.
• The University of Michigan's Department of Biostatistics would like for me to remind you that you are invited to attend their Prospective Student Experience Day on November 5.
• The Becker Friedman Institute (BFI) PREP program has opened applications for full-time pre-doctoral research roles for Summer of 2023. These roles, working closely with faculty supervisors and which normally last two years, serve as a bridge between college and graduate school for students interested in empirical economics, with program alumni consistently placing in top PhD programs. 
• Many students of mathematics enjoy studying linguistics. The U(M) linguistics department would like for you to join their open house on November 4 from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm.
•  The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Mathematics of Random Systems is recruiting PhD students.
• Epic has been very pleased with their hires from Math. They want you to know there are more positions available; if you are interested, please head to www.careers.epic.com to find out more.bio
• DraftKings is a sports and entertainment technology company. They are currently looking for people with math skills (enter "data" or "software" into the search function).
• Georgia Tech's Quantitative Biosciences program is now accepting applications from students interested in integrating quantitative methods with bioscience research.
• UNC would like for you to consider the mathematics masters and PhD programs.
• re-docs are paid, full-time research assistants who work directly for faculty and other researchers for two years, before going on to careers in academia or industry. Check out this platform for a listing of pre-doc opportunities.
• U(M)'S IOE department would like for you to attend their graduate school webinar on November 11. Register here.
• Portola Partners is an independent wealth-management firm, and they are hiring candidates for attractive Financial Analyst positions based in Silicon Valley for a July 2023 start. Past Financial Analysts have a very strong track record of admission to top-tier business schools. They hope to hire great team players who have the long-term potential to become partners in our firm.  
• Professors Chen Lian and Dmitry Taubinsky of UC Berkeley and Luigi Butera of Copenhagen Business School are intending to hire a full-time research assistant for the upcoming two academic years, 2023-2025.
• The Decision, Risk and Operations PhD program at Columbia Business School combines math, engineering, economics, and data science, to improve decision making and policy via mathematical models and data-driven analytics.  Check them out.
• Math For America is now accepting applications.
• Okemos based TechSmith is currently recruiting for a variety of internships and entry level positions and internships. They would like University of Michigan students of mathematics to apply.
• The Information and Decisions department at the Wharton School of Business wants you to apply to their PhD program.
• The University of Chicago's Booth School would like for you to consider pursuing a PhD in Business there.
• Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy would like for you to consider applying to their highly ranked master’s degree programs in Information Systems & Management, Public Policy & Management, and Arts & Entertainment Industry Management.
• Moffitt Cancer Center is now accepting applications for the Fall 2022 cohort for their Integrated Mathematical Oncology PhD program.
• Texas A&M would like for you to apply to their MS program in Statistics as well as their PhD program in Statistics.
• Duke would also like for you to apply to their MS program in Statistics as well as their PhD program in Statistics. They will host a virtual admissions information and Q&A session on Thursday, October 26 from 1:00-3:00 EDT (register here).
• The Cleveland Guardians, currently battling the Yankees for a position in the AL Championship Series, are looking to hire a data scientist.
• The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is recruiting for the Director's Financial Analyst position, and they want Math students to apply. This unique, two-year rotational fellowship sits at the intersection of the federal government and the financial services industry.
• Consider applying for General Electric’s early career full-time rotational programs. These provide opportunities for domestic and international assignments as well as leadership, business, and technical training. Two programs that may be of particular interests to students of math are:
  • The Digital Technology Leadership Program is a two-year rotational program to develop enterprise applications that change the world. DTLPs can select assignments across data science, software engineers, and product management roles.
  • The Financial Management Program is a two-year rotational program that includes roles in GE’s core financial competencies: Commercial Finance & Project Financing, Supply Chain Finance, and Financial Planning & Analysis.
• In response to the pandemic, Google has moved away from in person recruitment and has developed a virtual event platform and information hub called Careers OnAir. Be sure to check it out!
• Diffuse is a hedge fund incubator that is currently recruiting for a Junior Trader Job for their decentralized finance fund.
• I have been asked to remind you that Chicago is currently hiring full-time research assistants who will work closely on faculty research, with faculty across an array of disciplines.  Positions will be posted throughout the fall and can be found at their website, and job seekers can sign up for their e-mail list to be directly contacted about new positions. 
• The Technical University of Munich would like for you to consider their predoc program in mathematics and TopMath program.
• Graduating this year and thinking of theoretical physics? Check out the Perimeter Scholars International masters program.
• The Harvard Business School would like you to check out their PhD programs. They are looking for students to conduct innovative research within a broad range of academic fields, including: Accounting and Management;  Business Economics; Health Policy Management;  Marketing; Organizational Behavior; Strategy; and Technology and Operations Management. These are all intensive research programs aimed at placing graduates in an institution of higher learning as an Assistant Professor. 
• Princeton's Bendheim Center for Finance would like for you to consider applying to their Masters in Finance program.
• UC Berkeley would like for you to consider applying to their one-year Master of Engineering program in Industrial Engineering & Operations Research.
• Historically, high-need students in Indianapolis have not had equal access to an education that adequately prepares them for college and career. Indianapolis Teaching Fellows trains recent college graduates to become exceptional, certified teachers. Their fast-paced training program focuses on the essential skills that teachers need most to start strong.
• Teach for America (more general than Math for America, but needs math teachers) asks that I remind you that they have rolling monthly deadlines.
• Wolfram Research is seeking motivated students for its Wolfram Student Ambassador Program. This program gives exemplary students an opportunity to further their tech careers by sharing their enthusiasm for knowledge and technology on their campuses.
• Kresge Coffee Hour! The Kresge Foundation will host an information with coffee session Monday, October 10, from 2pm to 3pm in 4448 East Hall (the nice room on the psychology side of East Hall). They have been very happy with the Michigan math majors they've hired in recent years, let's keep them happy!! (Check out their job postings here.)
• The INFORMS Student Chapter at the University of Michigan is sponsoring an information session with American Airlines tonight, October 6 at 5 pm in EECS 1003. During the session, representatives from the company will share more information about the company, share open positions, and open up the discussion for questions. There will be pizza and drinks provided by American Airlines, so please RSVP.
• Michigan Mathematics alum Diana Witowski is currently Associate CFO of the UM Health System, but she is also the director of the Michigan Medicine's Finance Development Program that offers internships and full-time jobs. More information is here. Their application deadline is Monday, October 10. The application is quick- all they require is a resume and cover letter that can be submitted here.
• Michigan's Fall Job & Internship Fair will take place today (October 6), October 7, and October 11. Please see this page for more details.
• This year, U(M)'s International Opportunities Fair will run at the same time as the Job and Internship Fair: Today (October 6), October 7, and October 11.
• The University of Michigan's Department of Biostatistics invites you to attend their Prospective Student Experience Day on November 5.
• Many students of mathematics have enjoyed working in logistical support positions at TACOM in Warren, MI as Operations Research Analysts. The positions fill quickly, so be on the lookout for them at www.usajobs.gov. (I believe that the positions that are currently open may be found here.)
• The Chinese University of Hong Kong would like for you to apply to their Master of Social Science in Global Political Economy program.
• The Biological Engineering PhD program at the University of Colorado Boulder is now accepting applications for next year's entering cohort and is actively seeking students of mathematics! Learn more here.
• Washington University in St. Louis would like for you to know their Master of Science in Biostatistics and Data Science (MSBDS) program is accepting applications. They are looking for promising students with a quantitative background (preferably with majors in mathematics, statistics, computer science, or biomedical engineering). 
• The faculty in the Operations Research area at Purdue are actively recruiting bright, highly motivated, and mathematically inclined students to their graduate program to work in big data, smart grid, optimization, cloud computing, climate change, neuroscience, renewable energy, health care, risk assessment, simulation, wireless communications, information theory, network science, game theory, and many more exciting topics. See this page for more details.
• Vanderbilt would like you to check out their PhD program in Economics and Law.
• Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Cornell University, and Weill Cornell Medicine would like for you to know that applications will soon be accepted for the Tri-Institutional PhD Program in Computational Biology and Medicine.
• Nanyang Technological University in Singapore would like for you to take a look at their MSc program in Applied Economics.
• The Big 10 Academic Alliance offers fee waivers to qualifying graduate school applicants.
• The United States government is often hiring actuaries, mathematicians, statisticians, data scientists. Check this site from time-to-time to see available positions.
• Michigan's Fall Job & Internship Fair will take place on October 6, October 7, and October 11. Please see this page for more details.
• This year, U(M)'s International Opportunities Fair will run at the same time as the Job and Internship Fair: October 6, October 7, and October 11.
• Opportunity Insights is looking to hire several students to work with their (big data) research group. For more information, go here or see the video here.
• The University of Chicago Booth School of Business has launched its fall recruiting cycle for pre-docs.  Pre-docs (sometimes called Research Professionals or full-time RAs) are two-year full-time appointments working directly for faculty on their research in the quantitative social sciences (QSS), like economics, business, political science, behavioral science, and others.  Go here to learn more.
• The Masters of Financial Insurance Program (MFI) at the University of Toronto invites you to attend one of their virtual information sessions. MFI is a professional program that provides students with a sophisticated understanding of this complex interaction of the financial and insurance fields. 
• The Interdisciplinary Biophysics Graduate Program at The Ohio State University is hosting information sessions on Thursday, September 29, 2022 1:00pm-2:00pm or Tuesday, November 15, 2022 10:00am-11:00pm via Zoom. Students will learn more about our program, and gain insight into the application process from program co-directors. RSVP here.
• Admissions at MIT Sloan School of Management invites you to consider applying to one of these three graduate degrees: MBA Early Admission, Master of Finance, and Master of Business Analytics. To learn more, create an MIT Sloan profile to let them know which program(s) you're interested in. They will email you program information, admissions event invitations, and application tips.
• Interested in earning a PhD in business? Please check out DocNet, whose flagship event will happen in Chicago in November.
• Thinking about graduate school? Interested in biostatistics? UCSD wants you to apply to their PhD program in biostats.
• Do you want to explore innovative ways to use this data to influence critical decisions? Then check out DataScience@Denver, the online Master of Science in Data Science program from University of Denver's Ritchie School of Engineering & Computer Science.
• The Michigan College Advising Corps (MCAC) is a diverse group of recent University of Michigan graduates working full-time as college advisers in under-served high schools throughout Michigan.  This is an excellent opportunity to do good. More information may be found here and here.
• The Kresge Foundation has been very happy with the Michigan math majors they've hired in recent years. Kresge is now hiring Investment Analysts -- check out the job posting here.
• The NY Federal Reserve is now accepting applications for their Research Analyst positions (starting in Summer 2023) on a rolling basis, at https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/careers/research_analysts/index.html. Candidates should apply by October 15th and are strongly encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
• The Department of Mathematics at Texas State University is hosting a Math Graduate Programs Expo on November 4, 2022.  U(M) Math alumnus Wade Hindes can answer your questions about their Rapid Fire Research Competition here.
• If you are applying to graduate school or otherwise need to write a personal statement, please plan to attend the Personal Statement Workshop, which will be held Tuesday, November 1, from 4:30 to 5:30 pm in 4448 East Hall.
• The Railroad Retirement Board is looking to hire a student of mathematics as a Pathways Student Intern.  The job posting is here.
• Georgetown's McCourt School of Public Policy would like for you to consider their Master of Science in Data Science for Public Policy program. To learn more about the MS-DSPP program, please go here.
• The Mathematical Institute at the University of Oxford will be holding a Graduate Open Day, on 23 November.
• Berkeley's Master of Financial Engineering Program has a great track record. They would like for you to consider applying.
• The University of Michigan's Department of Biostatistics invites you to attend their Prospective Student Day on November 5, 2022.
• Michigan's Actuarial Career Expo takes place today at 12noon.
• Michigan's Fall Job & Internship Fair will take place on October 6, October 7, and October 11. Please see this page for more details.
• This year, U(M)'s International Opportunities Fair will run at the same time as the Job and Internship Fair: October 6, October 7, and October 11.
• Math and law go together surprisingly well -- if you are interested in a career in law, check out this Career Center event.
• U(M) alum Michelle Gurevich participated in JPMorgan Chase's Tech Connect program as an undergraduate, and has wonderful things to say about the program.
• ELP is a year-long (Jan-Dec) fellowship program for undergraduate and graduate students training future entrepreneurial and innovative leaders through courses and experiential experiences. Application is due 10/10 at 11:59 PM.
• Cornell's ORIE Master of Engineering program likes Michigan students. If you are interested in using your math to explore Applied Operations Research, Data Analytics, Financial Engineering, Information Technology, Strategic Operations, Systems Engineering, and Manufacturing, then be sure to check their program out.
• The Duke Neurobiology Graduate Training Program is seeking students with training in math, physics, computer science, engineering, as well as the biological disciplines.
• U(M) Math alumnus Mark Koransky reports that his employer, Wakely Consulting Group, will be recruiting at U(M) on 9/22 and 9/23. They are looking to hire for both actuarial internship and full-time positions. Please apply on Handshake at https://unl.joinhandshake.com/emp/jobs/6831464 (summer internship) and https://unl.joinhandshake.com/emp/jobs/6831542 (full time) for an on-site interview.
• The Kresge Foundation has been very happy with the Michigan math majors they've hired in recent years. U(M) Math alum Alison Elgass has this to say about the position: “It’s a great position to get started in investing. I like that you get to see a lot of different sides of the industry; you never get stuck covering just one thing. Plus the math background transfers well since the work is very logical, you don’t necessarily need a background in finance, just a willingness to learn. Plus the people are great!” Watch this space for more announcements about job openings at Kresge.
• TNTP Teaching Fellows is looking for top talent from all fields to join their 2023 cohort of Fellows in Indiana (Indianapolis Teaching Fellows). They’ve had several Fellows from University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.
• Are you enthusiastic about learning new concepts and passionate about the power of technology and interested in technology and wanting to build coding skills? Then apply to JPMorgan Chase's Tech Connect program.
• The NY Federal Reserve is now accepting applications for their various undergraduate internships and programs.
• Michigan Mathematics alum Diana Witowski is currently Associate CFO of the UM Health System, but she is also the director of the Michigan Medicine's Finance Development Program that offers internships and full-time jobs. More information is here.
• The Career Center is running many Career Fairs this fall. Check out the line-up here.
• Not on Handshake? Please do yourself a favor and sign up -- whether you are a first year or an nth year, y'all need to set up a Handshake account. Like penguins, careers for students of math often require us to look in unexpected places. The more math people who sign up, the more likely opportunities will get sent your (plural) way.
• Your fellow students of mathematics report that RippleMatch is especially good at early career matching of students with job opportunities. Check it out.
• Are you an entrepreneur or do you want to be one? Then check out the Center for Entrepreneurship. They are now recruiting for many of their fellowship positions.
• Georgetown's McCourt School of Public Policy would like for you to consider their Master of Science in Data Science for Public Policy program. To learn more about the MS-DSPP program, please go here.
• The LSA Opportunity Hub provides just that -- opportunities. 
• Here is a review of AfterCollege. They have a long list of curated opportunities for all levels of students of mathematics at Michigan. They also offer scholarships to current students.
• The University of Georgia is hosting an online seminar on September 28 about graduate school in the field of quantitative methods. Register here.
• D. E. Shaw's recruiting team is now accepting applications for their internship and full-time roles. Michigan students who have participated in D.E. Shaw's programs in the past report that it is an amazing experience. It is also a good place to play ping-pong.
• The Analysis Group is looking to hire Students of Mathematics -- please check out their recruiting events.
• NASA wants students of Math, too. Their DEVELOP Program is a (paying) opportunity for participants who are interested in practical applications of remote sensing and GIS, specifically in the field of Earth Science.
• The Organization of Latino Actuaries Academy (OLAA) provides support on resume reviews, mock interviews, LinkedIn setup, and networking. Additionally, OLAA gives students access to virtual career fairs.
• Michigan's Center for Entrepreneurship asks that you check out their two entrepreneurial practice programs called Entrepreneurs Leadership Program and TechLab at Mcity. Both look like excellent opportunities for students of mathematics!
• AIESEC has many wonderful math T-shirt photo opportunities. Through AIESEC you can do (paid) intern work in financial mathematics, business analysis, education, and many others fields in over 100 countries.
• Teach for America (more general than Math for America, but needs math teachers) has rolling monthly deadlines (beginning in August) that end in February.
• StatFest is a free one-day virtual conference on September 17, 2022 at 12:00 noon ET aimed at encouraging undergraduate students from historically underrepresented groups to consider careers and graduate studies in statistics and data science. Register here.
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