Economics 

• Financial Accounting
• Corporate Finance
• Marketing Research Workshop
• International Business
• Business Management Economics
• Industrial Organization
• Game Theory
• Navigating Your Business Career (a course taught by a business executive in residence)
• Summer career-bridge courses on marketing and business analytics (project-based courses taught by industry professionals)

Art & Art History

• Graphic Design
• UX Design (user experience)

Computer Science

• Web Design
• Web Programming

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Intro to Entrepreneurship
• Entrepreneurship in the Arts
• Entrepreneurship Practicum
• Life and Financial Planning

Media Studies

• Video/Audio Production

Dance

• Dance Entrepreneurship

Anthropology

• Anthropology of Consumer Society

• Culture and Society

Political Science

• US Parties, Groups, Elections

• Global Political Economy

• Environmental Politics

Philosophy 

• Logic
• Ethics

Psychology

• Personality Psychology

Miller Upton Program is a week-long residency by a public intellectual whose distinguished work and influential ideas focus on the wealth and well-being of nations

Econ Day is when students and faculty travel to Chicago to network with alumni and get career advice or hear about internship/job opportunities.

Belmark Associates: student-run consulting firm specializing in market research

Beloit Investment Club: student-run club that manages a portfolio of $10,000

WBCR 90.3FM Radio Station Students operate both an online and FM radio station that must balance student freedom on the airwaves with strict adherence to government law.

Beloit Independent Theatre Experience (BITE) facilitates student productions that allow for creative expression outside the classroom, foster theatre awareness, participation, and opportunities within the Beloit College community and beyond.

MakerLab is a DIY space where students create and invent new things with 3D printers, software, electronics, craft, hardware supplies and all kinds of tools.

Round Table (Newspaper) is a news source operating with an editorial board, a staff of writers, and a body of contributors that fluctuates on a weekly basis.

ABBA: student-run public art gallery

Laura Grube

Professor Grube organizes the annual “Econ Day”, a career development opportunity where students can interact and network with alumni.

Brian Morello

Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship (CELEB), Morello helps students start and run businesses.

Diep Phan

Professor Phan mentors many students in their pursuit of careers in business, be it marketing, consulting, finance, or accounting.

George Williams

Professor Williams is deeply committed to imparting to students the importance of acquiring substantive knowledge of the Business of Art.

Selected student campus jobs include:

• CELEB Program Coordinator
• Accounting Office Assistant
• BATV Producer
• Coleman Student Entrepreneur
• Phonathon Supervisor
• Entrepreneurship Education Mentor
• Payroll Assistant
• Gallery ABBA Manager
• IRAP Senior Analyst
• Gift Shop Assistant Manager
• Theatre Front of House Manager
• WBCR Station Manager

Students have interned at:

• Human Resources, Kemper Corporation
• Marketing, Rockford Rivets
• Finance, Regal Beloit
• Data Management and Development, Education Equity, Inc.
• Sales, Marketing, and Business Development, Insight Telepsychiatry
• Program Planner, Fundraising Project Planner, NPO Seibo Japan
• Hotel Administration, Stanford Inn by the Sea
• Business Development, That’s Caring
• Bartender & Brewery Worker, Door County Brewery

• Local Startup Incubators:

  • Irontek is a collaborative and dynamic co-working space for small businesses, startups, and entrepreneurs. 

  • RockTek is a co-working community focused on growth of the individual, the idea, the solution, the organization, the community.

• Local Accelerators for Entrepreneurs: 

  • Gener8tor is a turnkey platform for the creative economy that connects startups, entrepreneurs, artists, investors, universities and corporations.
  • gBeta Beloit is a free, seven-week accelerator for early-stage companies with local roots
• 1871, Ward 4, and Starting Block are major hubs for accelerating student ventures in nearby Chicago, Milwaukee, and Madison
• Attend annual conferences by national entrepreneurship organizations such as Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization and Self Employment in the Arts. 
• Study-abroad partners in Belgium, Ireland, Japan, the United Kingdom, and many other countries offer exciting business and entrepreneurship programs.

An organized group of alumni, parents, local business leaders, and entrepreneurs provides you with multiple opportunities to build a personal network focused on your own professional goals. By participating in a Business and Entrepreneurship professional network, you get access to the knowledge of others who share your passions and you can take advantage of their advice and opportunities to connect you to other people, internships, and career possibilities.