Studying the Full-Time MBA will enable you to increase your value and improve your chances of achieving your career goals, whether that means a change of location, function or sector, or even starting your own business.
This report covers the Full-Time MBA cohort of 2018-19, which is our most recently graduated class.
Please note all figures refer to graduates who were seeking employment and shared employment data with us.
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Employment status FTMBA
Employment status
average increase in salary
changed location for a new role
accepted a job offer in a new sector
employed in the UK
My pre-MBA employer, Baker McKenzie, was kind enough to give me a 12-month sabbatical to study full-time for my MBA. My main objective on the MBA was to take the time to learn more about business, upskill and build my leadership skills.
Full-Time MBA 2018-19, Senior Associate and Solicitor-Advocate, Baker McKenzie
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Employment by sector
Employment by sector
Consulting: 25%
IT / Telecoms / Technology: 20%
Finance: 14%
FMCG / Luxury goods / Retail: 14%
Energy: 7%
Leisure and Tourism: 7%
Engineering / Construction / Manufacturing: 5%
Healthcare: 5%
Other: 3%
I found my one-on-one coaching sessions with my Careers Consultant highly valuable and recommend future MBA students to take full advantage of this support. I used the coaching feedback extensively to develop where I wanted to go as a future leader and how I could best springboard forward from the MBA.
Full-Time MBA 2018-19
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Location chart FTMBA
Location of post-MBA role
The networking opportunities are literally endless. The programme is so much larger than just the cohort. The entire Business School is bustling with people to meet, not to mention the alumni network that is always up for coffee chats and answering questions. Then there are the companies that come on campus that are familiar with Imperial’s calibre and are very interested in Imperial students.
Full-Time MBA 2019-20
