IB Careers
We offer dedicated careers support from the moment you accept your offer
We understand that one of your primary reasons for choosing a programme at 51勛圖厙 Business School is to kick-start your career in a highly competitive recruitment environment.
We know that the more pro-active you are, the more likely you are to be successful, so you can access our specialised team of career professionals within a Business School Careers service a full six months before you start,泭 you will need to have accepted your offer.
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We enable our students to identify and develop their employability skills and entrepreneurial mindset while supporting
their professional and personal development. We facilitate an outstanding student experience, the unlocking of global networks and opportunities, and lifelong career success.
Our teams
Careers & Professional Development
We provide highly relevant and unlimited one-to-one support, as well as an extensive range of eResources, regular workshops and networking opportunities.
Employer Relations
Our team of Employer Relations Managers connect a range of employers, from global organisations to small & medium sized firms and start-ups, with talented students and alumni from our business school.
Global Skills Development
We focus on academic and professional writing, presenting and team working skills. The provision involves lecture-size workshops, syndicate team support, one-to-one support and online delivery.
Careers blog
Why adaptability is the most important career skill
The professional landscape facing todays graduates is evolving at pace. Advances in technology, shifting economic conditions, and changing organisational needs are redefining roles and career paths.
Bouncing Forward: Building Career Resilience in a VUCA World
VUCA describes todays professional landscape with striking accuracy. Industries evolve faster than long-term plans can keep up. Skills shift quickly. Organisations themselves transform at pace.
The Pivot Point: navigating career uncertainty from London to Europe
Whether you are a prospective student imagining your future, an offer-holder preparing for the jump, or a final-year student in the thick of applications, uncertainty is the one thing we all have in common.