Under Armour’s Career Combine is a selective early career program for 1st-3rd year college students to have an opportunity to experience UA from the inside. You’ll spend 3 days at our Global Headquarters learning the business, developing your critical thinking and problem solving skills, and preparing for a career in your field of choice upon graduation.

The UA Career Combine includes 5 areas:

• THE BRAND: Understand UA’s history, our story, our products and our consumers
• THE BUSINESS: Learn from our teams, and apply your knowledge to our challenges
• CAREER SKILL: Build presentation & interview skills, grow as leaders, enhance your resume
• NETWORKING: Meet teammates with similar interests who can provide guidance & mentorship
• COMPETITION: Compete in teams and present ideas and solutions to our leaders

To participate you must:

• Be a current student at a 2- or 4-year college in your 1st-3rd academic year
• Be able to attend the entire program (January 2-4, 2019) at the UA Global Headquarters
• Have graduated from a Maryland Public, Private, or Charter High School
• Have achieved at least a 3.0 High School GPA or at least a 2.75 college GPA (if applicable)
• Involved on campus, active in the community, or employed part-time
• Have a career interest in fashion or design, retail, business areas such as finance, sales, human resources, supply chain, merchandising, product development, law or technology

To apply (Deadline 11/30/2018 at 11:59PM ET):

• Submit a 1-page resume saved as either a .docx or .pdf
• Submit an essay in 400 words or less, saved as either a .docx or .pdf, that answers the following: Describe a time you had to motivate a peer or teammate to achieve a common goal

Please save all documents in the following format:

• Firstname.Lastname.Resume/Esssay.docx (Example Bakari.Boone.Resume.docx or Bakari.Boone.Essay.pdf)

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Under Armour is an environment where building a great team is vital, where doing whatever it takes is the baseline, and going above and beyond to protect the brand is commonplace.