Career impact

Stand out from the crowd. Secure a rewarding and successful analytics career.

Take advantage of our unbeatable London location, proven links to top global recruiters and world-class reputation for management education.

Recent research identifies high demand for graduates with competencies in two core areas – data analytics and business fundamentals. We’ve listened closely. We’ve talked with recruiters. As a result, our Masters in Analytics and Management (MAM) programme is designed specifically to tap into this exciting and lucrative job market.

Showcasing a refined toolkit of analytical skills combined with a broad spectrum of business competencies, MAM graduates will appeal to a wide range of employers. There are significant opportunities in consulting, including boutique companies specialising in data collation and analysis for use in client acquisition and retention. There are also a growing range of companies that seek analytics graduates in the technology and consumer goods sectors making data-driven commercial and strategic decisions. A wide range of additional sectors such as Finance, Healthcare and Media indicate they are seeking more graduates with deep analytical capabilities. 
 

Our outstanding Career Centre is behind you all the way. We support your job search with practical help from our Professional Development and skills programmes, and ensure you present yourself to potential employers with confidence and flair. Global companies visit campus on a regular basis, actively seeking to recruit our talent throughout the year. And whilst 45% of our Early Career graduates choose to take up their first post-degree role here in the UK, the rest spread far and wide around the globe, utilising newly honed cross-cultural and communication skills.

To see where our most recent Early Career graduates are now, download our latest employment reports.

* As the first MAM class will launch in August 2019, there is currently no employment report specifically for this programme.

View the employment report (for early careers programmes)