Use this section to research career paths, typical job titles, and how to start building skills to get prepared for this industry. Below are a few platforms you can use to explore and learn more about Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences:  

• A Guide to Green Careers
• Occupational Outlook Handbook: Geoscientists

Please consider viewing other industry clusters pages besides Logistics, Management, & Business Operations as there can be overlap.

Use this section to learn about student organizations you can join at UT to learn more about your desired industry, network with professionals and peers with similar interests, and build transferable skills. You can view a list of student organizations related to business on VolLink or by going to the Student Organization website for the Haslam College of Business. Below are a few examples of some student organizations:

• Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)– Educates all students about the exciting and rewarding career opportunities in supply chain management within a global context.
• NeXxus– Builds confidence and increases knowledge of the supply chain management major and career opportunities for women students.
• Supply Chain Management Scholars of Distinction, an honor society for supply chain majors.

Professional Organizations can be helpful in exploring more about careers, finding job opportunities, and connecting with professionals in your area of interest. Many have their own job search boards along with a way to sign up for job alerts. You can view a list of Professional Organizations associated with your area/major on What Can I Do With This Major. Below are a few examples of some professional organizations:  

• American Society of Transportation and Logistics
• Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals

Check out these sites in addition to our Handshake feed on the right. Below are a few platforms you can use to research specific job opportunities within Logistics, Management, and Business Operations:  

• Jobs in Logistics

Graduate School Application Resources Many graduate school resources can be found on our Prepare for Graduate School website, including deciding on graduate school, resumes, letters of recommendation, and admissions essays/personal statements. Graduate School Applications take time and will require roughly 6-9 months of preparation. Current Graduate Student Resources Graduate students at the University of Tennessee have access to all of the resources offered by the Center for Career Development and Academic Exploration. Please see the “Make an Appointment with Your Career Coach” section above to explore all your professional development options.