Cambridge Judge Business School MBA Employment report 2019

Cambridge Judge Business School The Cambridge MBA

MBA EMPLOYMENT REPORT 2019 Reporting the outcomes of the Cambridge MBA Class of 2017/2018

The Cambridge MBA Employment report 2019

Our graduates use their MBA experience to take their career in new and exciting directions.

Some move function or industry, and others use their MBA to access a new location.

MBA Class of 2017/2018: Summary data

93%

84%

Graduates with job offers three months out

Employed three months out

24

96%

Number of countries where jobs have been taken

72%

Students switching country, function or industry

74%

Students switching industry sector

Students switching job function

54%

33%

Students switching country

Students switching all three

Companies employing the most Cambridge MBAs: AdStream, Amazon, Google, L.E.K. Consulting, McKinsey & Company, Microsoft, Shopee, Uber

The Cambridge MBA The Cambridge MBA class 2017/2018

Post-MBA salary

£70,084 $115,917

£95,779 $161,131

Average base salary1

Average package1

GBP and US dollars as converted using purchasing power parity (PPP)

1

Post-MBA job function

Post-MBA sector employment

Business development (10%)

Consulting (22%)

Consultant (20%)

Energy/Utilities (2%)

Corporate planning/strategy (9%)

Finance (17%)

Digital (1%)

FMCG/Consumer goods (2%)

Finance (15%)

Healthcare (4%)

General management (7%)

Industry – Other (5%)

Marketing/sales (9%)

Internet/e-commerce (15%)

Operations (5%)

Public sector/NGO/Other (9%)

Product management (5%)

Technology (24%)

Project management (7%) Relationship management (3%) Research and development (1%) Technology management (3%) Other (4%)

The Cambridge MBA The Cambridge MBA Class 2017/2018

Post-MBA – Where students are working now

United Kingdom 49% Southeast Asia 12% Western Europe (excl. UK) 12% North America 8% East Asia 6%

Australasia 4% South Asia 4% Latin America & Caribbean 3% Middle East & North Africa 2% Central Asia 1%

54%

40%

Switched country

Returned to pre-MBA country

59%

Of those who switched, switched to the UK

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