LBS MBA Employment Report 2016

Career
Centre
MBA
Employment Report 2016
London experience. World impact.
Introduction The figures LBS programme portfolio
Introduction from the Executive Director
94%
accepted an offer
within three months
of graduation
96%
received an
offer within
three months of
graduation
25
graduates
selfemployed/
started business
99%
reporting rate
We are delighted that 94% of our

MBA students in 2016 secured
employment within three months of
graduating, which is testament to
their qualities, attributes and flexibility
in a moving market. Meanwhile, 25
students chose to start their own
businesses or were self-employed.
All contribute to the School having a
profound impact on the way the world
does business.
Our students continue to seek an
increasingly diverse range of career
choices. As a result the number of
companies hiring graduating students
reached 185, which is 30% higher
than in 2014 and 5% higher than in
2015.
Students sector choices remained
broadly stable. 23% of graduates
took roles in Technology, Media &
Telecoms, continuing the recent
trend towards that sector. Consulting
remains the most popular sector,
accounting for one third of graduates.
This is closely followed by Finance,
which attracted 25% of our students
a slight drop from 27% in 2015.
The buy-side area of finance private
equity/venture capital and investment
management continued to show
strength and accounted for 14% of
graduates employed post-MBA.
The employment rate is calculated in

compliance with MBA Career Services
and Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA)
reportingstandards.
* For more information on international
dollars, see footnote on p6.
London Business School MBA Employment Report 2016
The majority of graduates cite our

London location when asked why
they join the School and many take
roles here. At the same time, we
remain unique among business
schools in balancing this with nearly
half of students going to pursue
careers globally. The biggest change
since 2015 is that the number of
graduates taking jobs in Europe
(excluding the UK) has climbed from
13% to 16%.
The mean base salary rose to
77,693 ($121,295 in international
dollars*) this year. There was a more
significant rise in other guaranteed
compensation due to higher signingon bonuses in the consulting sector
and an increase in the number of
students going in to the hedge fund
sector, which typically puts a stronger
emphasis on bonus elements of
compensation.
This report would not be possible
without the employers who not only
trust us with their recruitment efforts,
but share market insights that help
drive our innovative curriculum. So
thank you to them we look forward
to another great year ahead.
Lara Berkowitz
Executive Director
Career Centre,
LondonBusiness
School
London Business School has continued to

be an incredible source of talent for us at
Bain, across our global offices. Students
from LBS quickly make an impact, bringing
practical judgement, a strong business
mindset and a collaborative approach to
help solve our clients toughest problems.
Laura Purdy, Recruiting Specialist,
Bain & Company, 2016
Introduction from the Executive Director
Class profile
Sector choices
Job location
Salary information
Summer internships
Class profile
The MBA classes

of 2016 and 2017
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.
MBA2016
MBA2017
Class profile
Class profile
Number of students*
407
Age range
2338
Average work experience 5.4 years
Work experience range**
211
Nationalities
GMAT average
Female %
Regional background
Professional background (preMBA)
Regional background
Diversified38%
29%
Finance
28%
Consulting
5%
Technology
Europe (excluding UK)

Asia
USA/Canada
Latin America
UK
Australasia
Middle East/Africa

Asia
USA/Canada
Latin America
UK
Australasia
Middle East/Africa
7%
24%
21%
17%
14%
11%
7%
6%
65
699
36%
Number of students*
Age range
Average work experience
Work experience range**
5%
6%
7%
24%
11%
28%
Regional background
MBA2016
411
2439
5 years
212
14%
68
701
37%
Professional background (preMBA)

26%
23%
16%
14%
8%
7%
6%
Diversified42%
27%
Finance
26%
Consulting
5%
Technology
5%
6%
26%
8%
Professional
background (pre MBA)
38%
MBA2016
Nationalities
GMAT average
Female %
26%
Regional background
MBA2017
Professional
background (pre MBA)
MBA2017
42%
14%
21%
* N
umber of students is a current picture and
excludes students who have not graduated.
17%
23%
29%
16%
27%
** 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
opportunitiespractice.
Class profile
Class profile
Job location
Sector choices
Salary information
Summer internships
Sector choices
Sector breakdown
%
2012
2013
2014
Top employers by sector

2015
2016
Consulting
100
Finance
%
33% 29 32% 33% 35%
80
60
%
32% 28 28% 27%
25%
40
14%
20
21% 18% 21% 21%
21% 22% 22% 19% 19%
35%
25%
Private Equity &

Venture Capital
Investment Banking
Investment Management
Financial Services - Other*
Technology
Internet/E-Commerce
Fintech
Tech - Other**
Diversified
Industrials
Consumer & Retail
Healthcare/Pharma
Media & Entertainment
Energy
Diversified - Other***
9%
7%
5%
4%
21%
12%
2%
7%
19%
6%
4%
3%
2%
1%
3%
Consulting
The Boston Consulting Group

McKinsey & Company
Bain & Company
A.T. Kearney
L.E.K. Consulting
Strategy&
Accenture
Roland Berger
Deloitte
Technology
34
33
15
7
7
7
4
3
2
Finance
Goldman Sachs
Credit Suisse
Deutsche Bank
MetLife
Pillarstone
Admiral Group
Citi
Coller Capital
Credicorp
Morgan Stanley
Partners Group
6
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
Amazon
Google
American Express
Telefonica
Uber
Wipro
Expedia
Farfetch
PayPal
Samsung Electronics
Samsung Global
Strategy Group
13
8
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
Diversified
Eli Lilly
AB InBev
Johnson & Johnson
Kraft Heinz Company
BP
Cargill
GlaxoSmithKline
Thomson Reuters
Vedanta Resources
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
Career
Centre
helped me a
lot. Coming
from an
atypical
background
I needed some help to work
out how to translate my
skillset so that employers
could see my full potential.
The mixture of workshops,
one-on-one coaching and
interview preparation meant
I had tailored support that
ultimately enabled me to
move into the role that Im
in today.
Tara Reddy (British), MBA2016,
Partnerships Manager, Blippar
The employment rate of 94% 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.
*Financial Services - Other includes Insurance and Pension Services, Retail Banking, Central
Banks/Ministries/Regulation/Public Finance
**Tech - Other includes Information Technology and Services, Telecommunications, Electronics
***Diversified - Other includes Real Estate - Investment, Real Estate - Development,
Government / Public Admin, Law / Legal Services
Sector choices
Class profile
Sector choices
Mumbai
Munich
New York
Osaka
Oxford
Paris
Phoenix
Reykjavik
Rio de Janeiro
Rome
San Francisco/
Silicon Valley
Santiago
Sao Paulo
Seattle
Seoul
Shanghai
Singapore
Sydney
Tel Aviv
Tokyo
Toronto
Vienna
Warsaw
Washington, D.C.
Zurich
Salary information
Job location
Job location
MBA2016 graduates went to
work at organisations in 40
countries around the world
including these cities.
Athens
Bangalore
Bangkok
Barcelona
Beijing
Beirut
Berlin
Bogota
Boston
Brussels
Buenos Aires
Cardiff
Chicago
Copenhagen
Dallas
Dubai
Dublin
Hong Kong
Jakarta
Johannesburg
Kobe
Lagos
Lima
Lisbon
London
Los Angeles
Madrid
Manchester
Melbourne
Miami/
Fort Lauderdale
Mexico City
Milan
Moscow
52%
7
UK
Summer internships
16
11%
Asia
Europe
USA/
Canada
(excluding UK)
2%
7
Latin
America
4%
1%
Australasia
Middle East
Africa
Job location
Class profile
Sector choices
Salary information by industry
Job location
Summer internships
Salary information
Salary information by location

UK pounds
US dollars*
International dollars**
Industry
Mean
Max
Min
Mean
Max
Min
Mean
Max
Min
Overall
77,693
151,469
32,050
$102,582
$200,000
$42,316
$121,295
$267,399
$57,023
28,957
103,000
4,000
$38,234
$136,001
$5,282
$47,104
$196,193
$7,023
Other guaranteed compensation
Consulting
83,268
117,389
47,381
$109,942
$155,000
$62,563
$133,299
$261,968
$72,837
30,863
71,982
4,000
$40,751
$95,045
$5,282
$50,899
$179,459
$7,023
81,905
151,469
39,500
$108,143
$200,000
$52,152
$127,588
$267,399
$57,023
34,029
103,000
5,000
$44,932
$136,001
$6,602
$52,414
$156,799
$7,218
Private Equity &
80,123
114,075
60,000
$105,790
$150,623
$79,218
$128,779
$233,922
$86,616
34,756
88,840
5,000
$45,892
$117,304
$6,602
$54,213
$133,537
$7,218
Investment Banking
81,343
106,000
68,161
$107,400
$139,952
$90,000
$121,348
$172,588
$101,053
41,641
103,000
6,816
$54,983
$136,001
$9,000
$61,621
$148,692
$17,259
Finance
VentureCapital
90,129
151,469
76,000
$119,003
$200,000
$100,343
$139,826
$267,399
$87,028
24,853
48,507
5,680
$32,816
$64,049
$7,500
$34,588
$64,831
$7,842
Financial Services - Other
75,310
90,882
39,500
$99,436
$120,000
$52,152
$119,612
$208,430
$57,023
33,129
67,295
5,000
$43,743
$88,856
$6,602
$61,311
$156,799
$7,218
* Conversion rates as of August 1, 2016.

** Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the high number of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Banks implied PPP rate
of exchange was used to equalise the purchasing power across economies.
Other guaranteed compensation includes sign-on and end-of-year bonus where we have sufficient data.
Salary data does not include sponsored or self-employed students in accordance to MBA CSEA guidelines. The mean international dollar salary would rise to
$126,154 international dollars if sponsored students are included.
Class profile
Sector choices
Job location
Summer internships
Salary information
Salary information by industry (continued)

UK pounds
Industry
Technology
US dollars*
Mean
Max
Min
Mean
Max
Min
Mean
Max
Min
70,746
110,000
41,769
$93,408
$145,234
$55,152
$105,137
$207,876
$64,962
22,542
55,486
5,000
$29,765
$73,264
$6,602
$36,211
$129,441
$7,218
Internet/E-Commerce
68,205
94,668
41,769
$90,053
$125,000
$55,152
$98,670
$163,019
$64,962
23,848
55,486
5,000
$31,489
$73,264
$6,602
$35,038
$71,203
$7,218
Fintech
72,143
80,000
65,000
$95,251
$105,625
$85,820
$104,146
$115,489
$93,834
24,250
35,000
14,000
$32,020
$46,214
$18,486
$35,007
$50,526
$20,211
Tech - Other
75,339
110,000
44,427
$99,474
$145,234
$58,662
$118,419
$207,876
$72,932
20,483
46,955
7,573
$27,046
$62,000
$10,000
$37,978
$129,441
$10,000
71,360
130,000
32,050
$94,220
$171,640
$42,316
$113,742
$181,767
$70,227
27,039
88,840
4,567
$35,702
$117,304
$6,031
$46,425
$196,193
$8,000
Industrials
67,160
87,095
40,000
$88,677
$115,000
$52,812
$117,835
$181,767
$70,227
14,619
29,613
4,567
$19,304
$39,101
$6,031
$25,070
$61,743
$8,000
Consumer & Retail
69,823
84,610
32,050
$92,192
$111,719
$42,316
$109,678
$137,266
$93,834
29,309
60,588
10,000
$38,700
$80,000
$13,204
$41,039
$87,477
$14,436
Healthcare/Pharma
75,342
95,000
45,630
$99,477
$125,429
$60,249
$119,758
$171,496
$97,920
32,257
77,571
10,000
$42,592
$102,424
$13,204
$60,320
$196,193
$14,436
Media and Entertainment
72,900
100,000
58,000
$96,250
$132,031
$76,578
$105,239
$144,361
$83,729
26,582
32,025
22,720
$35,099
$42,286
$30,000
$37,441
$46,232
$30,000
Energy
58,775
70,000
47,000
$77,601
$92,421
$62,054
$100,140
$129,017
$82,286
22,167
48,000
7,500
$29,269
$63,379
$9,903
$52,823
$131,762
$10,827
Diversified - Other
87,018
130,000
50,000
$114,892
$171,640
$66,015
$123,347
$163,054
$72,180
Diversified

** Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the high number of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Banks implied PPP rate of exchange was used to
equalise the purchasing power across economies.
Salary data does not include sponsored or self-employed students in accordance to MBA CSEA guidelines. The mean international dollar salary would rise to $126,154 international dollars if
sponsored students are included.
Class profile
Sector choices
Job location
Salary information
Summer internships

UK pounds
Location
by number of graduates employed
US dollars*
Mean
Max
Min
Mean
Max
Min
Mean
Max
Min
Overall
77,693
151,469
32,050
$102,582
$200,000
$42,316
$121,295
$267,399
$57,023
28,957
103,000
4,000
$38,234
$136,001
$5,282
$47,104
$196,193
$7,023
United Kingdom
76,907
112,000
39,500
$101,541
$147,885
$52,152
$110,757
$161,684
$57,023
28,327
103,000
5,000
$37,403
$136,001
$6,602
$40,550
$148,692
$7,218
74,923
130,000
47,381
$98,929
$171,640
$62,563
$112,811
$207,876
$72,837
30,541
88,840
7,615
$40,327
$117,304
$10,055
$46,784
$155,643
$7,842
Asia
73,133
151,469
32,050
$96,563
$200,000
$42,316
$142,085
$267,399
$70,227
34,754
77,571
4,000
$45,889
$102,424
$5,282
$75,543
$196,193
$7,023
USA/Canada
93,836
117,389
75,735
$123,902
$155,000
$100,000
$127,210
$200,248
$100,000
27,381
71,948
6,059
$36,154
$95,000
$8,000
$36,154
$95,000
$8,000
Latin America
67,381
98,455
41,769
$88,969
$130,000
$55,152
$164,436
$233,922
$97,324
27,369
71,982
4,567
$36,139
$95,045
$6,031
$66,291
$169,980
$13,585
Middle East
99,223
114,213
81,084
$131,014
$150,807
$107,061
$218,607
$261,968
$105,274
26,331
38,250
15,147
$34,767
$50,505
$20,000
$58,004
$87,732
$34,738
Australasia
86,562
91,570
80,124
$114,298
$120,910
$105,796
$101,684
$107,566
$94,120
24,571
30,790
17,169
$32,444
$40,656
$22,670
$28,864
$36,169
$20,169
Africa

** Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the high number of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Banks implied PPP rate of exchange was used to
equalise the purchasing power across economies.
- Indicates insufficient data or data not published to maintain student privacy.
Salary data does not include sponsored or self-employed students in accordance to MBA CSEA guidelines. The mean international dollar salary would rise to $126,154 international dollars if
sponsored students are included.
Class profile
Sector choices
Sector choices and top employers
Job location
Salary information
Internship location and weekly compensation
Summer internships
Hiring companies
Summer internships
Top employers for internships
Sector choices
% 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
99%
of first-year
students undertook
projects/internships
Finance31%
100
33% 31% 28% 32% 31%
40
22% 24% 28%
28% 28%
12
students worked
on their own
ventures over
the summer
Internet/E-Commerce14%
Fintech6%
8%
Tech - Other**
Consulting22%
16% 17% 18%
29% 28% 26%
20% 19%
Diversified19%
4%
Consumer & Retail
Healthcare/Pharma4%
Industrials4%
3%
Media & Entertainment
Energy2%
2%
Diversified - Other***
The data was calculated in compliance with MBA Career Services and Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA) reporting standards.
*Financial Services - Other includes Insurance and Pension Services, Retail Banking, Central Banks/Ministries/Regulation/Public Finance
**Tech - Other includes Information Technology and Services, Telecommunications, Electronics
***Diversified - Other includes Real Estate - Investment, Real Estate - Development, Government / Public Admin, Law / Legal Services
12%
12%
5%
2%
Technology28%
20% 22%
20
Venture Capital
Investment Banking
Financial Services - Other*
80
60
Private Equity and
Finance
Goldman Sachs
Credit Suisse
Nomura
CDC Group
Morgan Stanley
HSBC
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Citi
Duke Street Capital
MetLife
Providence Equity Partners
Balderton Capital
Oceanwood
Capital Management
Actis
Arma Partners
Moelis
Deutsche Bank
Gore Street Capital
13
7
5
5
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Technology
Amazon
Expedia
Google
American Express
PayPal
YOOX Net-a-Porter Group
BT
True AI
Vodafone
Craft.co
16
9
9
8
6
5
4
3
3
3
MasterCard
Yoti
Stuart
Starling
Feedr
Uber
FutureLearn
WeFlex
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Consulting
The Boston Consulting Group 20

16
McKinsey & Company
16
Bain & Company
8
A.T. Kearney
LBS Summer Consulting Team 7
6
Accenture
6
Strategy&
4
L.E.K. Consulting
2
Potentialife
Diversified
Vedanta Resources
Eli Lilly
Nielsen Sports
Tesco
Johnson & Johnson
PepsiCo
GlaxoSmithKline
Statoil
Abbott
Ananas Anam
Origami Energy
King
Summer internships
5
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9
Class profile
Sector choices
Job location
Salary information
Summer internships
Hiring companies
Summer internships (continued)

Internship location
74%
UK
4%
8%
Asia
Europe
USA/
Canada
(excluding UK)
1%
Australasia
1%
Middle East
1%
Latin
America
Africa
Summer internship weekly compensation

UK pounds
Sector
US dollars*
Mean
Max
Min
Mean
Max
Min
Mean
Max
Min
Overall
1,030
2,550
105
$1,360
$3,367
$138
$1,578
$4,032
$339
Finance
1,086
2,550
105
$1,434
$3,367
$138
$1,592
$3,681
$361
948
1,475
200
$1,252
$1,948
$264
$1,380
$2,129
$416
Consulting
1,252
2,000
191
$1,653
$2,641
$253
$2,100
$4,032
$485
Diversified
765
1,500
175
$1,009
$1,981
$231
$1,173
$2,354
$339
Technology
We look for inspiring and

innovative people to join our
teams and for that reason
London Business School
students play an important
part in our recruitment
strategy. We want people
who can make a significant
impact with a passion to
always learn and always grow
and we believe LBS students
meet this criteria. There are
many LBS alumni working at
Expedia which is a testament
to how they thrive in the
fast-paced and constantly
evolving environment of
Expedia.
Karen White, Expedia, SeniorManager
GlobalEarly Talent, EMEA

** Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the
high number of students who have salaries in non-US
dollar currencies. The World Banks implied PPP rate of
exchange was used to equalise the purchasing power
acrosseconomies.
Summer internships
10
Class profile
Sector choices
Job location
Salary information
Summer internships
Hiring companies
Hiring companies
50 Partners
8 Miles
A.T. Kearney
AB Bernstein
AB InBev
Abbott
Aberdeen Asset Management
Abraaj Capital
Accenture
Actis
Acumen Fund
Admiral Group
Advent International
Aerius Associates
Alchemy
AlixPartners
AllianceBernstein
Alma Mundi Ventures
Alpheus Group
Amaya Gaming
Amazon
American Express
Amgen
Ananas Anam
Antofagasta
Apollo General Management
Appiness
Apple
Argon Group
Arma Partners
Arthur D. Little
Atieva Motors
Auctus Capital Partners
Automata
Autorose
Babcock International
Babylon Health
Bain & Company
Baker & McKenzie
Balderton Capital
Balyasny Asset Management
Bamboo Capital Partners
Banco de Credito
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Br & Karrer
Barclays
BBC
BlackRhino
Blackstone
Blippar
Blockchain
BNP Paribas
Boston Scientific
BP
Bridgepoint Capital
Brightmore Capital
Bruce Shaw
BT
BT Investment Management
busuu
C5 Capital
CapitaLand
Capria
CapsiCo
Cargill
CarVal Investors
CDC Group
Central Pattana
Central Reserve Bank of Peru
Chenavari Investment Managers
Chewy.com
Circle
Citi
City Football Group
Clarksons Platou Securities
Clearwater Capital Partners
Code Investing
Coller Capital
Collider
ConAgra Foods
CoScale
Craft.co
Credicorp
Credit Suisse
Ctrlio
Cubitts
Danaher
Dasra Philanthropy Foundation
De Beers Group
Deliveroo
Deloitte
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management
Deutsche Bank
Development Partners International
Digital Sky Technologies
Discover Financial Services
DN Capital
Double Data
Downing Ventures
DT Capital Partners
Duke Street Capital
easyCar Club
EBRD
Eisvogel
Eli Lilly
Emeram Capital Partners
Empire Intergroup Co., Ltd.
Endeavor Argentina
Enel
Entrepreneur First
Ernst & Young
Evercore
Expedia
EY
Facture
FALCONI
Farfetch
Feedr
Fidelity
Financial Services Agency
Find Balance
First Reserve Corporation
Flat World Partners
FPE Capital
Freee
Fulham Football Club
FutureLearn
Galvan
Gamma Capital Management
General Motors
Genpact
Gentera
GlaxoSmithKline
Global Sustainable Capital
Management
GoCompare.com
Golding Capital Partners
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Google
Gore Street Capital
Grupo Bursatil Mexicano
GSMA
Hadeon
Hanwha Corporation
Hanwha E&C
Harrods
Heist
Helios Towers Africa
HelloFresh
HgCapital
Hilti
HomeLight
Hope Technik
Houlihan Lokey
HSBC
Hubtown
Hudl
IBM
Imperial Tobacco
Industry Corporate Finance
IndustryHub
Infosys
Insight Equity
Intel
Inter American Development Bank
Itau BBA Brazil
Ita Unibanco
ITOCHU Corporation
iWoca
J.P. Morgan
JMI Sports
Jo Wood Organics
Johnson & Johnson
Just-Eat.com
Khazanah Nasional Berhad
Kinea Investimentos
King
Konnektis
Kraft Heinz Company
Hiring companies
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Class profile
Sector choices
Job location
Salary information
Summer internships
Hiring companies
Hiring companies
L.E.K. Consulting
Land Securities Group
Lavanda
LBS Summer Consulting Team
Legend Capital
Lemann Foundation
Luxor Capital
Luxottica
MACACHA
Macquarie Capital
Maersk Management Consulting
Man Group
Marakon
MasterCard
Matrix Consulting
McArthurGlen
McKinsey & Company
MediSieve
MercadoLibre
Metalsa
MetLife
Meyer Bergman
MFS Investments
Microsoft
Ministry of Finance
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
Mitsui
MMC Ventures
Moelis
Monitor Deloitte
Morgan Stanley
Mosaic Ventures
Mubadala Development Company
Mustard Seed Impact
National Basketball Association
NBCUniversal
Next World Capital

Nielsen Sports
Nissan
NOMAD
Nomura
North Asset Management
Oakam
Oasis Management
Obsessory
Oceanwood Capital Management
Odewald
Oliver Wyman
One Equity Partners Europe GmbH
Origami Energy
ParkJockey.com
Parthenon-EY
Partners Group
Patria Investimentos
PayPal
PepsiCo
Permira
Perseverance Asset Management
Petrofac
PG Capital Partners
PG&E
Pi Labs
Piatnica Dairy
Pillarstone
PIMCO
Pinebridge Investments
Platina Partners
PointsBet Australia
Potentialife
Premji Invest
Prettly
Prime Place Developments
Product and Growth

ProRadis
Providence Equity Partners
PT Bank Mandiri
Qualcomm Ventures
Racecourse Media Group
Rakuten
Raven Capital
Reaction Engines
Redeem Group
Revetas
REVL
Reward Technology
RFC Ambrian
Rokk3r Labs
Roland Berger
Rothschild Investment Trust
Round Hill Capital
SAAM
Saberr
Sainsburys
Salesforce
Samsung Electronics
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance
Samsung Global Strategy Group
Scotiabank
Seabury Group
Selfridges
SharedImpact
Shell
Shrofile
Siemens
Siemens Management Consulting
Silicon Pastures Angel Investment
Network
Skinfix
SKY Airline
Social Finance
SOMITA SA
SPIE UK
Spotify
Sprinklr
Sprints Capital Management
Starling
Starwood Capital Group
Statoil
Stellar Associates
Stirling Infrastructre Partners
Strategy&
Stuart
Student.com
Sumitomo Corporation
Suzano Papel e Celulose SA
Swiss Re
Taikang Asset Management
Talmix
Tandem
Target Global
Telefonica
Tente GmbH
Tesco
The Boston Consulting Group
The Business of Fashion
The Capital Group Companies
The Food Mint
Thomson Reuters
Tishman Speyer
Toucan Ventures
Touch Surgery
Touchnote
TripAdvisor
Triton Partners
True AI
Turquoise Mountain
Uber
UBS
Unitus Seed Fund
Universal Pictures
Vanda Pharmaceuticals
Vanguard
Vedanta Resources
ViewersLogic
Viewsy
Vipshop
Vodafone
Walpole
WeFlex
West Japan Railway Company
What Now Travel
White Star Capital
Wipro
World Bank
WorldRemit
X2 Resources
Yahoo!
YOOX Net-a-Porter Group
Yoti
Zipcube.com
ZS Associates
Hiring companies
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London Business School programme portfolio

Course
Years of experience
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Masters in Financial Analysis

Masters in Management
Find out more

Masters Programmes
Telephone +44 (0)20 7000 7500
Email masters@london.edu
Executive Education
Telephone +44 (0)20 7000 7390
Email execinfo@london.edu
Global Masters in Management

MBA
Masters in Finance (full-time)
Masters in Finance (part-time)
Executive MBA
EMBA-Global Americas and Europe
Recruit students from any
of our Masters programmes
EMBA-Global Asia
Sloan Masters in Leadership and Strategy
Telephone
+44 (0)20 7000 7400
Alumni
Executive Education

Years of experience
Key:
Masters in Financial Analysis

12 months / full-time / London
For recent graduates looking to
embark on a career in finance.
Masters in Management
Range of work experience in class
Global Masters in Management
10
11
12
13
14
Key target range of work experience
Masters in Finance
15
16
17
18
19
20
Average class work experience
EMBA-Global
24 months / full-time / London and

Shanghai
1016 months full-time/

22 months part-time / London
20 months / study while working

fulltime / London and New York
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.
For individuals wishing to advance

their career or change their area
within finance.
For dynamic, mid-career managers

and professionals who are highly
ambitious and have, or aspire to
have, transnational responsibilities.
MBA
For recent graduates with less than

one year of full-time postgraduate
corporate work experience or with
less than two years in a nontraditional business role.
For individuals who are looking to

make a vertical shift in their career
path, change industry or job function,
or develop an entrepreneurial toolkit.
Executive MBA
Email
careercentre@london.edu
Sloan Masters in Leadership

and Strategy
Designed to prepare experienced
senior managers for their next career
challenge.
Alumni
EMBA-Global Asia
20 months / study while working

fulltime / London or Dubai
20 months / study while working full

time / Hong Kong, London, New York
Available for recruitment all year

round / Global
Designed for those who want to

accelerate their career into general
management or move beyond their
technical or functional specialism.
For dynamic, globally-focused

executives and managers wishing
to deepen their understanding
of western and eastern business
practices.
Based in more than 150 countries

worldwide, our alumni community
consists of more than 40,000 globally
focused professionals.
All admissions decisions are takenin accordance with best equalopportunities practice.
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Regents Park
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United Kingdom
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Career

London experience. World impact.

Introduction The figures LBS programme portfolio

Introduction from the Executive Director

We are delighted that 94% of our

The employment rate is calculated in

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2016

The majority of graduates cite our

London Business School has continued to

Introduction The figures LBS programme portfolio

The MBA classes

Professional background (preMBA) 

Europe (excluding UK)

Europe (excluding UK)

Professional background (preMBA) 

** Typically participants have between five

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2016

Introduction The figures LBS programme portfolio

Top employers by sector

21% 18% 21% 21%

21% 22% 22% 19% 19%

Private Equity &

The Boston Consulting Group

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2016

Introduction The figures LBS programme portfolio

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2016

Introduction The figures LBS programme portfolio

Salary information by industry

Salary information by location

Salary information by industry

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Private Equity &

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Financial Services - Other

Other guaranteed compensation

* Conversion rates as of August 1, 2016.

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2016

Salary information by industry

Introduction The figures LBS programme portfolio

Salary information by location

Salary information by industry

Salary information by industry (continued)

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Consumer & Retail

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Media and Entertainment

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

Other guaranteed compensation

* Conversion rates as of August 1, 2016.

London Business School MBA Employment Report 2016

Salary information by industry

Introduction The figures LBS programme portfolio

Salary information by industry

Professional background (preMBA)

Professional background (preMBA)

** Typically participants have between five

The Boston Consulting Group

The Boston Consulting Group 20

Global Masters in Management

Sloan Masters in Leadership