University of Cambridge’s Judge Business School has notched up 89% employment three months out for graduates in its MBA Class of 2014 while 95% received job offers
According to the business school’s employment report, 86% switched at least country, function or industry sector. Thirty percent switched all three.
The graduates received 85,438 pounds average salary and employment in 23 countries.
Top employers included Google, AT Kearney, Ernst&Young, Fung Group, Infosys, Schlumberger Business Consulting.
The graduates received 85,438 pounds average salary and employment in 23 countries
“We are pleased for our students that they have achieved such strong results and their outcomes reflect our on-going commitment to continually enhance the provision and support provided by our Careers Team. The increase, percentage-wise, of students working in the UK is encouraging given that more than half the graduating students who are now working in the UK are non-EU nationals,” Conrad Chua, Head of MBA Careers said.
“More than 10 per cent of the entire MBA 2014 class started their own business immediately after the MBA. We are proud of entrepreneurs and I hope that our industry can develop reporting standards that will capture the achievements of MBA entrepreneurs,” he added.
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66% Switched Employment Sector
65% Switched Job Function post-MBA
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