The UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate provides a range of engagement opportunities for professionals across the industry spectrum. This interaction creates ways for professionals to meaningfully participate in advancing the mission of the Ziman Center in a mutually beneficial way. Whether working with students or assisting in the University’s many community service activities, the Ziman Center relies on professionals to provide essential guidance, insight and expertise. The following is a sampling of opportunities to get involved:
PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
- UCLA Ziman Center Board of Advisors
- Affordable Housing Advisory Council (AHAC)
- UCLA Real Estate Alumni Group (REAG)
- Networking Events & Industry Programs
- Critical Issues Series
- Guest Lecturing Engagements
- Sponsor Exclusive Receptions
- Real Estate Corporate Concierge & Customized Recruiting Solutions
PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN RESEARCH
- Applied Management Research (MBA Team Field Studies)
- Research Fellows & Fellowships
- Research Funding
- Conferences & Seminars
MENTORING OPPORTUNITIES WITH OUR STUDENTS
- Mentorship Program
- Keynote a Dinner for Eight
- Host a Day on the Job Field Trip
- Distinguished Speaker Series
- Advise Student Case Competition Teams
- Real Estate Career Development and Student Recruiting
Corporate Concierge Recruiting
The UCLA Ziman Center’s Real Estate Corporate Concierge program provides a customized and direct recruitment and placement channel for companies to fill hiring and internship needs with top UCLA students and graduates. The customized real estate recruitment and internship platform is available exclusively to members and guests of the UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate.
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