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Amazon.

Google. McKinsey.

Morgan Stanley.

Our sought-after graduates take up roles across all types of organisations.

We’ve designed our MBA with recruiter input.

Wherever you want to work – in London, the wider UK or abroad - you’ll be well-positioned for career success.

What are the MBA class of 2024 doing today?

Maximise your career impact, for life. Our talent are always in demand, with alumni accepting job offers across a huge range of sectors, markets and countries. In fact, 86% of our 2024 MBA class accepted an offer of employment within three months of graduating.

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Nina Brener-Hellmund

Nina Brener-Hellmund founded her first business as a 19-year-old Stanford University student. Today, the Founder and CEO of Cult Mia, an online fashion retailer championing a global selection of independent designers, reflects on how the MBA and LBS accelerator programmes played such a big part in her success.

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Lorenzo Espinosa

Since graduating from LBS in 2019, Lorenzo now works as the Directory of Data Ops and Data Product at Chattermill. Lorenzo talks about how he believes the MBA programme has been instrumental for him to thrive in his current role within a cutting-edge startup.

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CAREER CENTRE

Partner with us and drive your career development

Take advantage of our links to leading global companies across a wide range of industries, including blue-chip firms such as Amazon, Morgan Stanley, McKinsey and Nike.

Prepare to accelerate your career
Benefit from our global reach
Explore London as your classroom
Networking and leadership skills
Alumni career support

Articulate, define and develop your career goals and strategy with experienced trainers,
career coaches and sector specialists
Ready yourself for challenging recruitment rounds with mock interview training
Tease out key points in your CV and learn how to construct a powerful covering letter
Review your learning, progress and achievements in one-to-one coaching sessions
Take advantage of employer presentations and interviews, career fairs and vibrant career events organised by 80+ student-led clubs

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Career impact FAQs

How does the LBS Career Centre work with MBA students?
The LBS Career Centre provides support in four ways:

Career development – you will develop the skills necessary to manage your individual career strategy, whether that is a conducting an effective job search, accelerating in your organisation or setting up your own entrepreneurial venture

Career coaching – one-to-one tailored support to give you a better understanding of who you are, what you have to offer and what is right for you

Career and networking opportunities – you will have the opportunity to explore and examine different sectors, companies and roles through meeting practitioners and professionals

Career insights – you will build on your own research by accessing up to date information on employment trends and hiring practices, as well as geographic, sector and company insights.
What kind of career does the MBA prepare you for?
As a general management programme, the MBA is good preparation for any job that requires general management competence. The MBA caters to people working across an increasingly wide range of industries – everything from finance, consultancy, manufacturing, to healthcare, tech and the luxury goods industry. Increasingly, some students use our MBA to help establish their own venture or return to help run a family business.
How does recruitment work at LBS?
Whether for internships or full-time jobs, there are typically two different paths MBAs follow in recruitment - structured recruitment and direct hire recruitment.

Companies who want an ongoing, existing pipeline of MBAs have structured leadership/associate/general management programmes. Because they can plan ahead for their business needs, these roles tend to be more visible and competitive. The route to getting a structured internship is more predictable but the timing is less flexible.

Students may also pursue direct hire recruitment. These are roles offered throughout the year when a business need arises. Some are advertised and in addition there are many “hidden” or unadvertised opportunities. They are driven by your networking efforts and offer more flexibility as recruitment happens closer to the actual start date.
Does career support continue after I graduate?
As a member of our alumni community we hope that you continue to engage with us for your career development needs. We run an annual programme of webinars, events and workshops to support you in your career and professional development. These cover a range of topics, from developing your personal brand to becoming a Non-Executive Director. We provide access to a range of resources and also offer alumni the opportunity to work with a career coach.