The Cambridge MBA

Employment report 2016

MBA class of 2014/2015

Job offers three months out 95%Number of countries where jobs have been taken

21Students switching industry sector

69%Students switching job function

78%Students switching country

62%Students switching at least country, function or industry sector

94%

Top employers A.T. Kearney Amazon Google HSBC The Fung Group The Boston Consulting Group

The Cambridge MBA

A summary of achievements for the class of 2014/2015

Consulting (29%)Finance (32%)Public sector/NGO(3%)Energy/utilities (1%)Healthcare/Pharma/Bio (3%)Internet/eCommerce (7%)Industry – other (12%)Technology (10%)Telecoms (3%)

Industry sub-sector breakdown

Consulting (29%)Finance (32%)Industry (36%)Public sector/NGO (3%)

Post-MBA sector employment

The Cambridge MBA

A summary of achievements for the class of 2014/2015

Consultant (18%)Finance (19%)Marketing/Sales (6%)Business development (9%)Corporate planning/ Strategy (11%)General management (6%)Project management (2%)Technology management (1%)Entrepreneur (11%)Human resources (1%)Legal (2%)Operations (4%)Product development (2%)Other (8%)

Post-MBA job function

Post-MBA

Average base salary

£63,803 $110,904Average package

£85,821 $139,206

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

Where students are working now

United Kingdom

42%East Asia

19%Western Europe

16%North America

9%Southeast Asia

7%Latin America and Caribbean

3%Africa

1%Middle East and North Africa

1%South Asia

1%

Cambridge Judge Business School is part of the University of Cambridge.

Post-MBA mobility statistics

Switched country

62%Switched to UK

46%Returned to pre-MBA country

35%

The Cambridge MBA

A summary of achievements for the class of 2014/2015

www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/mba/employmentreport