mba employment report 2015

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London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Introduction from the Executive Director 2

Introduction from the Executive Director

We have had another strong year in this exciting market with 93% of our MBA 2015s accepting job offers within three months of graduation and 27 students starting their own businesses. Our students and their successes are contributing to London Business School’s aim: to have a profound impact on the way the world does business.

The world is changing and our graduates are adapting with it. A few trends stood out: the number of students choosing careers in the technology and e-commerce sectors continued to rise, increasing to 20% of the class from 16% the previous year. Finance as a whole was similar to the previous year at 27% of the class; however, within the sector, the number of students choosing investment banking dropped from 12% to 8% while areas such as private equity and venture capital and diversified financial services picked up steam. Consulting remains the most attractive sector with one-third of the class choosing to work in the sector.

The diversity of company choices increased significantly with 177 companies hiring graduating students for permanent employment versus 142 the previous year, an increase of 25% in the number of individual companies employing our MBA graduates. Of those 177 companies, 20 hired three or more students which means that almost 89% hired one or

two students, further demonstrating the diversity of our employers.

Our London location continued to attract approximately half of our students, but we remain unique amongst most business schools given almost half the students pursue careers outside of their place of study. After London, the most popular geographic regions were the rest of Europe and Asia, each attracting 13% of the class.

2015 also saw a big jump in salaries as employers look to attract the best students. The most substantial increase was in the consulting sector where mean salaries rose from £73,108 to almost £79,773, closely followed by finance where mean salaries rose from £69,871 to £78,358.

It has been another great year and we are proud of what our students have achieved. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our recruiters for trusting our talent to work for your business. Together, we look forward to lasting impact and another great year.

Lara Berkowitz Executive Director

Career Centre, London Business School

“Our employees from LBS have always been successful. They are a positive disruption, challenge the way we do business and bring their own input to the table. They are growth hackers and constant learners, which put them ahead from a development perspective.” Amazon, 2015

93%accepted an offer within three months of graduation

Introduction

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Class profile 3

Class profile MBA2015

Class profileNumber of students* 401

Age range 23–39

Average work experience 5.5

Work experience range** 2–12

Regional background■■ Europe (excluding UK) 26%

■■ Asia 22%

■■ North America 17%

■■ UK 11%

■■ Latin America 9%

■■ Middle East/Africa 8%

■■ Australasia 7%

Nationalities 69

GMAT average 695

Female % 32%

Professional background (pre MBA) ■■ Corporate sectors 49%

■■ Consulting 28%

■■ Finance 23%

MBA2016

Class profileNumber of students* 411

Age range 23–38

Average work experience 5.4

Work experience range** 2–13

Regional background■■ Europe (excluding UK) 23%

■■ Asia 21%

■■ North America 17%


■■ UK 12%


■■ Middle East/Africa 6%

Nationalities 65

GMAT average 699

Female % 36%

Professional background (pre MBA) ■■ Corporate sectors 44%

■■ Finance 29%

■■ Consulting 27%

* Number of students is a current picture and excludes students who have not graduated.

** Typically participants have between five and six years’ relevant (management) experience, although each applicant will be considered on her/his own merit.

Our admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice.

The MBA classes of 2015 and 2016 each represent more than 65 nationalities. Many of the students have already worked in a range of countries before joining the School. All have demonstrated career excellence and outstanding academic aptitude.

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Class profile

26%

49%44%

22% 28%

27%17%

29%

9%

11%

7%

23%8%

Regional background MBA2015

Professional background (pre MBA)

MBA2015

Professional background (pre MBA)

MBA2016

23%

21%

17%

14%

12%

7%6%

Regional background MBA2016

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Employment profile 4

Employment rate Sector choices

% 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

100

31 27 33 37 30 35 43 40 40

80

6023 29

31 25 36 33 29 32 33

40

20

46 44 36 38 34 32 28 28 27

0

Corporates 40%■■ Technology 20%

■■ Healthcare 4%

■■ Industrials 4%

■■ Consumer & Retail 3%

■■ Energy 3%

■■ Media & Entertainment 2%

■■ Other* 4%

Consulting 33%■■ Consulting 33%

Finance 27%■■ Investment Banking 8%

■■ Private Equity & Venture Capital 8%

■■ Diversified Financial Services** 6%

■■ Investment Management 5%

Top employers

Companies that employed three or more MBA students:

Company HiresMcKinsey & Company 38

The Boston Consulting Group 19

Amazon 16

Bain & Company 15

Goldman Sachs 9

Microsoft 8

Strategy& 8

Citi 6

Credit Suisse 5

Roland Berger 5

A.T. Kearney 4

Johnson & Johnson 4

Millward Brown Vermeer 4

Oliver Wyman 4

American Express 3

Deutsche Bank 3

EY 3

Google 3

Monitor Deloitte 3

Morgan Stanley 3

93%accepted an offer within three months of graduation

27graduates self employed/started business

99%reporting rate

94%received a job offer

The employment rate is calculated in compliance with MBA Career Services and Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA) reporting standards. This excludes sponsored students. Sector choice and top employer information above includes sponsored students to best represent the choices our graduates make.

* Other includes: Credit Cards, Real Estate, Law, Government, Infrastructure and Social Impact

** Diversified Financial Services includes: Insurance, Retail/Commercial Banking and Central Banks

“The programme taught me how to market myself, network and prepare for interviews, helping me secure a role at The Boston Consulting Group” MBA2015 student

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Employment profile

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Job location 5

MBA2015 job location

MBA2015 graduates went to work at organisations in 37 countries around the world including the cities below.

Amsterdam Antwerp Athens Atlanta Bangkok Beijing Berlin Brussels Buenos Aires Calgary Centurion Chennai Chicago Copenhagen Delhi Doha Dubai Dublin Dusseldorf Frankfurt Guam Hamburg Hong Kong Johannesburg Kuala Lumpur Lima London Luxembourg City Madrid Manchester, UK Manilla Medellin Melbourne Mexico City

Milan Minneapolis Moscow Mumbai Munich Nairobi Nanjing New Delhi New Jersey New York Nijmegen Oslo Paris Reading Richmond, USA San Francisco Santiago São Paulo Seattle Seoul Shanghai Shenzhen Silicon Valley Singapore Sydney Tokyo Toronto Tunis Zurich

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Job location

52%UK

13%Europe (excluding UK)

13%Asia

9%USA/Canada

6%Latin America

3%Middle East

2%Australasia

2%Africa

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Salary information by industry (£) 6

Salary information by industry (£ UK pounds)

£ UK pounds base salary £ Other guaranteed compensation*

Industry Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min

Overall £76,127 £75,276 £140,690 £35,985 £20,139 £16,000 £90,000 £1,086

Consulting £79,773 £78,000 £121,824 £46,274 £17,780 £15,608 £49,000 £3,000

Finance £78,358 £77,250 £125,468 £40,000 £31,053 £29,000 £90,000 £4,500

■■ Investment Banking £80,901 £80,000 £115,943 £62,715 £33,703 £35,000 £80,000 £4,500

■■ Private Equity & Venture Capital

£76,454 £76,000 £100,000 £51,800 £33,133 £20,000 £90,000 £7,000

■■ Investment Management

£77,133 £78,000 £110,000 £40,000 £32,476 £29,500 £80,000 £10,000

■■ Diversified Financial Services

£81,781 £75,180 £140,000 £46,980 £18,114 £16,676 £27,933 £8,800

Corporates £71,100 £71,871 £140,690 £35,895 £16,208 £15,000 £41,000 £1,086

■■ Technology £71,529 £73,000 £122,694 £39,080 £16,564 £13,040 £41,000 £1,086

■■ Consumer & Retail – – – – – – – –

■■ Energy £63,306 £60,000 £75,000 £57,000 £10,851 £10,000 £15,000 £8,731

■■ Healthcare £70,591 £70,000 £120,000 £39,000 £17,116 £16,483 £34,070 £8,880

■■ Media & Entertainment

£69,000 £70,000 £80,000 £60,000 – – – –

■■ Industrials £84,369 £75,000 £140,690 £55,000 £15,871 £15,000 £28,778 £3,227

■■ Other £71,700 £70,000 £98,000 £49,500 £17,250 £17,500 £19,000 £15,000

– Indicates insufficient data or data not published to maintain student privacy

* Guaranteed compensation includes; sign-on and end-of-year bonus plus any relocation package, stock options etc. where we have sufficient data.

Salary data does not include sponsored or self employed students according to MBACSEA guidelines

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Salary information

Salary information by industry (£ UK pounds)

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Salary information by industry ($) 7

Salary information by industry ($ US dollars)

$ US dollars** base salary $** Other guaranteed compensation*

Industry Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min

Overall $118,926 $117,596 $219,786 $56,216 $31,461 $24,995 $140,598 $1,697

Consulting $124,621 $121,852 $190,313 $72,289 $27,776 $24,383 $76,548 $4,687

Finance $122,411 $120,680 $196,006 $62,488 $48,511 $45,304 $140,598 $7,030

■■ Investment Banking $126,384 $124,976 $181,126 $97,973 $52,651 $54,677 $124,976 $7,030

■■ Private Equity & Venture Capital

$119,436 $118,727 $156,220 $80,922 $51,760 $31,244 $140,598 $10,935

■■ Investment Management

$120,497 $121,852 $171,842 $62,488 $50,734 $46,085 $124,976 $15,622

■■ Diversified Financial Services

$127,758 $117,446 $218,708 $73,392 $28,298 $26,051 $43,637 $13,747

Corporates $111,072 $112,277 $219,786 $56,075 $25,320 $23,433 $64,050 $1,697

■■ Technology $111,743 $114,041 $191,673 $61,051 $25,876 $20,371 $64,050 $1,697

■■ Consumer & Retail - - - - - - - -

■■ Energy $98,897 $93,732 $117,165 $89,045 $16,951 $15,622 $23,433 $13,640

■■ Healthcare $110,277 $109,354 $187,464 $60,926 $26,739 $25,750 $53,224 $13,872

■■ Media & Entertainment

$107,792 $109,354 $124,976 $93,732 - - - -

■■ Industrials $131,801 $117,165 $219,786 $85,921 $24,794 $23,433 $44,957 $5,041

■■ Other $112,010 $109,354 $153,096 $77,329 $26,948 $27,339 $29,682 $23,433

- Indicates insufficient data or data not published to maintain student privacy

* Guaranteed compensation includes; sign-on and end-of-year bonus plus any relocation package, stock options etc. where we have sufficient data

**Conversion rates as of 1 August 2015 (1.5622 vs 1.6822 for 2014)

Salary data does not include sponsored or self employed students according to MBACSEA guidelines

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Salary information

Salary information by industry ($ US dollars)

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Salary information by geography 8

Salary information by geography

£ UK pounds $ US dollars**

Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min

AfricaBase Salary £88,177 £65,000 £140,690 £58,844 $137,750 $101,543 $219,786 $91,926

Other Guaranteed Compensation* - - - - - - - -

AsiaBase Salary £75,160 £74,992 £120,000 £40,000 $117,415 $117,153 $187,464 $62,488

Other Guaranteed Compensation* £23,609 £24,000 £50,000 £8,800 $36,882 $37,493 $78,110 $13,747

AustralasiaBase Salary £91,169 £86,160 £125,468 £46,980 $142,424 $134,599 $196,006 $73,392


Europe (excl. UK)Base Salary £68,037 £62,632 £121,824 £35,895 $106,287 $97,844 $190,313 $56,075


Latin AmericaBase Salary £63,444 £61,597 £78,000 £48,000 $99,112 $96,227 $121,852 $74,986


Middle East

Base Salary £82,596 £83,013 £96,434 £73,140 $129,031 $129,683 $150,649 $114,259


United KingdomBase Salary £75,534 £75,000 £110,000 £39,000 $117,999 $117,165 $171,842 $60,926


USA/Canada

Base Salary £82,213 £81,303 £109,616 £62,715 $128,433 $127,012 $171,242 $97,973


- Indicates insufficient data or data not published to maintain student privacy

* Guaranteed compensation includes; sign-on and end-of-year bonus plus any relocation package, stock options etc. where we have sufficient data

Salary data does not include sponsored or self employed students according to MBACSEA guidelines **Conversion rates as of 1 August 2015 (1.5622 vs 1.6822 for 2014)

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Salary information

Salary information by geography

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Summer internships 9

% 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

100

3149 47 41

51 53 54 4880

60

49

38 3740

33 30 2832

40

20

20 13 16 19 16 17 18 200

99%Students undertaking projects/internships

* Other includes: Credit Cards, Real Estate, Law, Government, Infrastructure and Social Impact

**Diversified Financial Services includes: Insurance, Retail/Commercial Banking and Central Banks †Conversion rates as of 1 August 2015 (1.5622 vs 1.6822 for 2014)

Summer internship weekly compensation

£ UK pounds $ US dollars†

Sector Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min

■■ Overall £1,064 £1,039 £2,500 £107 $1,662 $1,623 $3,905 $167

■■ Consulting £1,387 £1,442 £1,925 £625 $2,167 $2,253 $3,007 $976

■■ Corporate Sectors

£891 £1,000 £2,500 £107 $1,392 $1,562 $3,905 $167

■■ Finance £1,121 £1,350 £1,900 £247 $1,751 $2,109 $2,968 $386

Internship location

■■ UK 69%

■■ Europe (excluding UK) 12%

■■ Asia 8%


■■ USA/Canada 4%

■■ Africa 1%


■■ Middle East 1%

Corporates 48% ■■ Technology 28%

■■ Healthcare 4%

■■ Industrials 4%

■■ Media & Entertainment 3%

■■ Consumer & Retail 3%

■■ Energy 2%

■■ Other* 4%

Finance 32%■■ Private Equity & Venture Capital 14%

■■ Investment Banking 13%

■■ Investment Management 3%

■■ Diversified Financial Services** 2%

Consulting 20%■■ Consulting 20%

Sector choices

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Summer internship

Summer internships: sector choices and location

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 Summer internships 10

“LBS students are playing an increasingly important role at Vodafone, taking on some of our highest-profile projects during their summers. Their fresh insight and depth in their understanding of business means we can rely on them to deliver across all our markets. They challenge us to be at our best.” Vodafone, 2015

Top employers for internships*

Corporate Sectors ■■ Amazon 21

■■ Google 16

■■ Vodafone 9

■■ American Express 6

■■ PayPal 6

■■ Expedia 5

■■ King.com 5

■■ Eli Lilly 4

■■ TransferWise 4

■■ AB InBev 3

■■ Facebook 3

■■ Johnson & Johnson 3

■■ LinkedIn 3

■■ BT 2

■■ Deliveroo 2

■■ Eventbrite 2

■■ Funding Xchange 2

■■ Harvey Nichols 2

■■ JD.com 2

■■ Origami Energy 2

■■ Statoil 2

■■ Tesla Motors 2

■■ Thomson Reuters 2

■■ Voyage Control 2

Finance ■■ Goldman Sachs 11

■■ Credit Suisse 7

■■ Citi 6

■■ Bank of America Merrill Lynch 3

■■ Barclays 3

■■ Deutsche Bank 3

■■ International Finance Corporation (IFC) 3

■■ MetLife 3

■■ Nomura 3

■■ Permira 3

■■ Round Hill Capital 3

■■ Blackstone 2

■■ CDC Group 2

■■ HgCapital 2

■■ J.P. Morgan 2

■■ Morgan Stanley 2

■■ Octopus Investments 2

Consulting ■■ The Boston Consulting Group 20

■■ McKinsey & Company 12

■■ Bain & Company 10

■■ LBS Summer Consulting Team 6

■■ L.E.K. Consulting 5

■■ A.T. Kearney 4

■■ Monitor Deloitte 4

■■ Strategy& 3

■■ OC&C Strategy Consultants 2

■■ Roland Berger 2

■■ ZS Associates 2

* Organisations that hired more than two MBA2016 students for summer internships

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Summer internships

Top employers

11MBA2015 and MBA2016 (summer internship) hiring companiesLondon Business School MBA Employment Report 2015

MBA2015 and MBA2016 (summer internship) hiring companies Organisations that hired more than one student from a class year are in bold

* Organisations that hired for both full-time and summer positions

A.T. Kearney*AB BernsteinAB InBevAccentureAimavaAKO CapitalAlchemy*Amazon*AmbevAmerican Express*AMT TrainingANZApis PartnersApolloAppNexusAqua Capital PartnersArma PartnersAstellon Capital PartnersAtomicoAUCTUS Capital PartnersAustralian Government: Department of the Prime Minister and CabinetAutodeskAverdaBain & Company*Balderton CapitalBalyasny Asset Management*Bamboo FinanceBank of America Merrill Lynch*BarclaysBDA PartnersBechtelBell PottingerBelronBidvine

BioThermBlack River Asset Management*BlackRockBlackstoneBlipparBloomReachBluefield Partners LLPBooz Allen HamiltonThe Boston Consulting Group*Boston Scientific*BPBrasil FoodsBristol-Myers SquibbBryanstonBTBTG PactualCAKEThe Capital Group CompaniesCargill*Cargo ChiefCash & RocketCBRECDC Group*Cerberus Capital ManagementCharles Taylor plcChina International Capital Corporation (CICC)*CIMC Enric HoldingsCinvenCiti*City Football Services Ltd (Manchester City FC)CMS von Erlach Poncet AGCNG FuelsCNN International

CoatsCoca Cola Hellenic Bottling CompanyCommonwealth Bank of AustraliaCowin Capital*CPPIBCredicorpCredit Suisse*CrowdBnkDalberg - Global Development AdvisorsDanaher CorporationDanshellDeliveroo*Delta Partners GroupDeutsche Bank*Diamond Hill CapitalDiscover Financial ServicesDuke Street CapitalEBRDEcoMachines VenturesEdge InvestmentsEDITDEisvogelEli Lilly*Emprego LigadoEnclude Capital Advisory*EndeavorEtsyEventbriteEXORExpedia*EYFacebookFalabella

FALCONI Fidelity Growth PartnersFidelity Worldwide InvestmentFido SolutionsFinaltaFleming Family & Partnersflight.vcFMC TechnologiesFosun*FreeWheelFTI ConsultingFunding Xchange*FutureBrandGaw CapitalGeneral Electric*General Motors Spain (Opel)Genomi-kGenteraGettGlaxoSmithKline*GlobeleqGoldman Sachs*Google*Great Point MediaGRM FuturesGuardian News and MediaGuevara*Hamilton LaneHannam & PartnersHanwha CorporationHanwha Life InsuranceHarvey NicholsHattington CapitalHelloFreshHgCapital*

Summer internship

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Hiring companies

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 MBA2015 and MBA2016 (summer internship) hiring companies 12

MBA2015 and MBA2016 (summer internship) hiring companies HiltiHilts InternationalHomeAwayHomeLightHomeStringsHSBCIBMIce CanyonIlluminate Financial Management*Industry Corporate FinanceInfosys*InMobiInspired Asset ManagementIntegration Management ConsultingInterbankInterContinental Hotels GroupInternational Finance Corporation (IFC)*InvestcorpInvestindustrialIP CapitalITESMJ.P. Morgan*JD.comJohnson & Johnson*Kempen & CoKing.comKingsley Capital Partners LLPKiWi PowerKPMGKraft Heinz CompanyKukula CapitalL.E.K. Consulting*Land SecuritiesLBS Summer Consulting Team

Limerston Capital LLPLinkedIn*LinklatersLiquid BusinessLouis VuittonMacquarieMakon GroupMangrove Capital PartnersMarakonMarks & SpencerMassive CapitalThe Maybourne GroupMcKinsey & Company*MedalliaMetLife*MicrosoftMillicom International CellularMillward Brown VermeerMinistry of Vocational Training and Employment - TunisiaMonitor Deloitte*Montezemolo & PartnersMorgan Stanley*Mountain HardwearMulberryMVisionNBCUniversalNewton Asset ManagementNextail LabsNomuraNotion CapitalNovartisOC&C Strategy Consultants*Oceanwood Capital Management LLP

Octopus InvestmentsOliver WymanOne Touch FoundationOrigami EnergyOutfit7Overseas Student Living (Student.com)Pala Investments AGParthenon-EY*Partners GroupPayPalPepsiCoPereg VenturesPermiraPGGMPhatra CapitalPIMCOPiper Private EquityPlatina Partners LLPPobble EducationPokerstarsProbitas PartnersProHeat SystemsPwCQatar Investment AuthorityQihoo 360Quadriga CapitalQuilvest Private EquityRabobank InternationalRakutenRDS CapitalReaction EnginesRed BullReed ExhibitionsReNeuron

RFH EquitiesRialto Capital ManagementRio TintoRogers & CompanyRoland Berger*Round Hill Capital*SABMillerSalesGossipSalmatSamsung Electronics*Sanpower GroupSC LowrySequoia Investment MantSharethroughShellShopaSkipjaqSmart DesignSocial FinanceSovereign CapitalSprinklrStarwoodStatoilStirling Square Capital PartnersStrategy&*Synova CapitalT. Rowe PriceTaiyo Pacific PartnersTandemTata Consultancy ServicesTD2 Capital LLPTelefonicaTern CapitalTesla MotorsThomson Reuters*

Tishman SpeyerTMPITrafiguraTramonexTransferWiseTransition ForceTrench Capital Partners LLPTriton PartnersTurquoise MountainUber*Uncover*UnileverUnitas CapitalUnitus Seed FundUniversal PicturesVedanta ResourcesVictoriousVision CapitalVodafone*Voyage ControlWestpac Banking CorpWhat Now TravelWHEB InfrastructureWhite Star CapitalWiproWPPWren House InfrastructureYOOX GroupZhenyang Salvage and Waterway Engineering CompanyZS AssociatesZurich

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Summer internships

Hiring companies

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 London Business School programme portfolio 13

London Business School programme portfolioLondon Business School MBA Employment Report 2015 13

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Masters in Financial Analysis12 months / full-time / London

For recent graduates looking to embark upon a career in finance.

Masters in Management 12 months / full-time / London

For recent graduates with less than one year of full-time postgraduate corporate work experience or with less than two years in a non-traditional business role.

Global Masters in Management 24 months / full-time / London and Shanghai

For recent graduates with up to two years’ full-time postgraduate work experience. Strong interest in Asia and knowledge of Mandarin highly recommended, but not mandatory.

MBA 15–21 months / full-time / London

For individuals who are looking to make a vertical shift in their career path, change industry or job function, or develop an entrepreneurial toolkit.

Masters in Finance 10–16 months full-time/ 22 months part-time / London

For individuals wishing to advance their career or change their area within finance.

Executive MBA 20 months / study while working full-time / London or Dubai

Designed for those who want to accelerate their career into general management or move beyond their technical or functional specialism.

EMBA-Global 20 months / study while working full-time / London and New York

For dynamic, mid-career managers and professionals who are highly ambitious and have, or aspire to have, transnational responsibilities.

EMBA-Global Asia 20 months / study while working full-time / Hong Kong, London, New York

For dynamic, globally-focused executives and managers wishing to deepen their understanding of Western and Eastern business practices.

Sloan Masters in Leadership and Strategy

12 months / full-time / London Designed to prepare experienced senior managers for their next career challenge.

Alumni Available for recruitment all year round / Global

Based in more than 150 countries worldwide, our alumni community consists of more than 40,000 globally focused professionals.

London Business School programme portfolio

LBS programme portfolio

Course Years of experience 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Masters in Financial Analysis

Masters in Management

Global Masters in Management

MBA

Masters in Finance (full-time)

Masters in Finance (part-time)

Executive MBA

EMBA-Global Americas and Europe

EMBA-Global Asia

Sloan Masters in Leadership and Strategy

Alumni

Key: Range of work experience in class Key target range of work experience Average class work experience

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