Ness School Students
The Ness School of Management and Economics prides itself on providing excellent academic programs, but we also strive to offer high-quality services to our students outside the classroom.
Dozens of students participate in one of our 7 clubs.
![Economics Students with Warren Buffet](/sites/default/files/styles/lead_gen_promo_image/public/2024-09/Buffett%20Trip%204_1.jpg?itok=ZiMFU__G)
* Startup Weekend
* Retail Innovation
* Business Plan Competition
* Quinnipiac G.A.M.E. Forum
* Society for Human Resource Management Case Competitions
* National Agri-Marketing Association Student Marketing Competition
* International Food and Agribusiness Management Association Global Forum Case Study Competition
![Ness School Celebration of Excellence](/sites/default/files/styles/image_promo/public/2020-12/75557535_2853562441342896_4552085663498895360_o.jpg?itok=sbSzVjIz)
A number of scholarships and awards are available to Ness School Students on a competitive basis. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, who often include former students and faculty members, the scholarship can aid eligible students in financing their education.
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During the internship experience, students gain the opportunity to apply the knowledge, skills and abilities they’ve developed in their academic disciplines, acquire hands-on experience that they can bring to bear in subsequent coursework and learn how to conduct themselves in a professional setting
![Photo of company booths at the SDSU engineering career fair.](/sites/default/files/styles/image_promo/public/2020-06/career%20fair.jpg?itok=4VrrNndN)
In collaboration with the Office of Career Development, we host career fairs each semester. The fair is open only to SDSU students but has a primary target audience of students with majors, minors and certificates in the Ness School of Management and Economics.