Be better prepared to take the business world by storm with insight and experience gained from:
Bond with students with similar goals and interests. Hear from industry experts. Make connections at renowned companies. Explore international business on a GO program.
What you learn beyond our classrooms will fully prepare you to tackle the jobs of the future.
Accounting Majors Interning at the Big Four
Our accounting majors are getting invaluable real-world experience this summer at the nation’s Big Four accounting firms—Deloitte, Earnst & Young, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
Business Students Take on Variety of Summer Internships
For many business students, summer means continued learning, with the offices of major companies replacing traditional classrooms.
Accounting Major Interned at MetLife
For two summers in a row, James Hahn '16 from Yardley, Pa. interned with MetLife.
Beta Gamma Sigma is the honor society for collegiate schools of business and management. Membership is this group is the highest recognition a student can receive in a program accredited by AACSB International-The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. To be eligible for membership, a student must rank in the upper seven percent of the junior class or the upper 10 percent of the senior class, and be committed to the principles and values of the society: honor and integrity, pursuit of wisdom, earnestness and lifelong learning.
One of the world’s most dynamic international cities, London allows you to learn about many different cultures in a single study abroad experience.
Study abroad in Spain with Susquehanna’s unique Spanish Language and Culture Global Opportunities program.
Study abroad in France with Susquehanna’s French Language & Culture Global Opportunities program.
Meet major accounting firms, including some of the Big 4, as a first-year or sophomore student! With accounting firms recruiting earlier and earlier, this is a great networking opportunity. The event also includes faculty-led panel discussions covering topics such as public accounting and other career opportunities, larger versus small firms, strategies to get connected and attributes of ideal recruits.
Each year, our accounting students attend the annual IMA Student Leadership Conference, where they listen to inspiring speakers in the fields of accounting and finance, make new contacts from other colleges and universities, and connect with industry leaders in a dynamic, friendly environment.
The conference includes several keynote speeches and numerous roundtable discussions, where issues in accounting and finance are presented and critically analyzed by both professionals and students. Other activities include industry tours and a fun night. For example, one year the students were taught country line dancing at an old-fashioned barn dance.
Jerry Habegger, department head
570-372-4461
habegger@susqu.edu
