Meeting Your Workforce Needs:
Connecting You to Heller Talent
Heller’s Office of Career Services works with employers to help connect them to our talented pool of students and alumni. If you are seeking a current student to fill an internship, or recruiting for a permanent position, Heller’s Office of Career Services staff will be happy to assist you. Please contact driebman@brandeis.edu, or call Denise Riebman, Career Services Coordinator, at 781-736-3362.
Heller also offers a convenient electronic database (Electronic Applications for Students and Employers, or EASE) on which you can register to post positions or view resumes of our students 24/7.
Take advantage of this comprehensive career management database to post your position openings and view current resumes.
Heller Graduates
The Heller School prepares its graduates for leadership and management roles in complex mission-driven organizations worldwide. Whether working in the United States or abroad, our graduates offer skills derived from rigorous academic training combined with their passion to address pressing societal issues.
Heller’s unique M.B.A. Program prepares the next generation of leaders of organizations with a social mission in the nonprofit, for-profit, and public sectors. Our students learn about the specialized concerns of organizations pursuing a social mission, incorporated throughout traditional management course work, as well as concentrate in such social policy areas as child, youth and family issues, healthcare policy, and sustainable development.
Graduates of our M.A. Program in Sustainable International Development are prepared to play a role in addressing the myriad challenges facing developing regions of the world, including poverty reduction, enterprise creation, natural resource management, refugee settlement, disaster mitigation, food security, gender inequality, and civil society. With an intensive first year of course work and practical experience through a second-year field placement, our graduates are equipped to apply the theoretical approaches to development learned in the classroom to real-world situations.
Our one-year M.S. Program in International Health and Management equips graduates with the planning, management and health policy expertise that characterizes Heller, within the context of the international healthcare environment. With training in both policy and management, they are prepared to analyze and address potential gaps between international health program planning and their implementation.
Graduates of our Ph.D. in Social Policy program, with concentrations in areas such as assets and inequalities, child, youth and family issues, and health care policy, receive rigorous training in a variety of quantitative and qualitative research and analytical methods from a range of disciplines to solve challenging, multifaceted social issues and effect important social policy changes. The combination of an integrative and multidisciplinary curriculum uniquely prepares Ph.D. graduates for careers in social research, planning, and high-level administration.
