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Build the skills – and confidence - to get ahead

Do you have what top-class recruiters want? Data analytics. Business fundamentals. There is high demand for graduates with competencies in these two core areas.

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Showcasing a refined toolkit of analytical skills and a broad spectrum of business competencies, MAM graduates are primed to tap into this exciting and lucrative job market. Explore significant opportunities in:

Consulting, including boutique companies specialising in data collation and analysis for use in client acquisition and retention

Technology and consumer goods companies, making data-driven commercial and strategic decisions

Other sectors, such as Finance, Healthcare and Media seeking graduates with deep analytical capabilities.

MAM2022 employment statistics

Present yourself to top global employers with confidence and flair. Our MAM graduates take up roles far and wide around the world, utilising newly honed skills in data analytics and strong business acumen. View the MAM employment report to find out where our 2022 graduates are working now.

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MAM2022 job locations post-programme

"The Career Centre at LBS enabled me to stay focused on my goal of working in a data science role, in the growing data-rich renewable energy sector in the UK."

David Nazareth

Job: Data and Technology Graduate, EDF
Programme: MAM2021
Nationality:Indian

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How to land your first major role during a pandemic

LBS Career Centre’s Christian Dummett and Patricia Keener discuss how students are developing the skills needed for a rapidly evolving world

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26 Feb 2021

6 tips for tech career success in the new era

Once considered the ‘next big thing’, technology is now driving economic growth in all sectors. David Morris asks what this means for future leaders

26 Feb 2021

How is retail changing and how can candidates capitalise?

LBS Career Centre’s Alyona Segline reflects on how changes in the retail and FMCG sectors translate into opportunities for job-seekers

Your goals, our expert support. Get fully business ready.

Global companies actively seek to recruit our talent and our Career Centre supports your job search every step of the way.

CV training. Networking. Enjoy individual coaching support tailored to your specific requirements.

Help to identify your career goals and transferable skill set
Coaches and specialists providing company and sector advice
Access to networking and career opportunities across finance, consulting, technology and other sectors
Support in producing an exceptional CV and cover letter
Mock interview training
Simulated assessment centres with other business school students
Networking masterclasses
Ongoing alumni career and learning support.

Create a tailored PDP specific to your career needs
Identify roles to match your individual aspirations
Build integrated and applied skills for maximum personal impact
Gain critical interpersonal, numerical and digital competencies.

Join or lead a student trek
Partnership between student clubs and Career Centre
Take the opportunity to explore different sectors and meet diverse, world-class companies.

Leverage your London experience to meet regularly with leading industry professionals
Network with companies large and small, blue-chip and boutique
Attend regular recruitment, training and development events
Collaborate with world-class companies, including: Amazon, American Express, The Boston Consulting Group, J.P. Morgan, McKinsey & Co. and Google.

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If you're looking to develop the skills and experience to help you build a career in Tech, London Business School has you covered.

Find out more about the learning opportunities, community and success stories on our dedicated page.

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Career impact FAQs

Who is the programme aimed at?

The Masters in Analytics and Management (MAM) is aimed at recent graduates who have graduated within the last two years, with a maximum of two years of postgraduate work experience. You should have a strong quantitative skill set - gained through existing work experience or your degree – and you should want to build a strong career in the analytics space.
What kind of career does the MAM prepare me for?

MAM is for those seeking a career as a Business or Data Analyst in the digital, consulting, retail, consumer goods, healthcare or finance sector. Graduates with strong analytical skills are sought after by organisations across sectors looking for data translators to drive strategic decisions.

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+44 (0)20 7000 7378

mam@london.edu

Career impact

Build the skills – and confidence - to get ahead

We talk with recruiters. We listen to feedback.

MAM2022 employment statistics

Career impact

MAM2022 job locations post-programme

How to land your first major role during a pandemic

6 tips for tech career success in the new era

How is retail changing and how can candidates capitalise?

Career centre

Your goals, our expert support. Get fully business ready.

Looking to break into Tech?

Career impact FAQs

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