MBA employment report 2025

This year’s employment report

Our MBA employment report captures employment data for the Cambridge MBA class of 2023/24 – our most recently graduated class.

These results confirm the variety of options available to Cambridge MBAs after their studies, and also the established appeal of the versatile Cambridge Master of Business Administration (MBA) graduates to a wide range of international employers.

We have provided pre-employment data to illustrate the transformative career pathways our students often take.

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Analysis: insights from Cambridge Judge Head of Careers

Sadia Cuthbert, Head of Careers, Cambridge Judge Business School image

We are delighted to share our MBA 2023/24 destinations data. The persistent global political and economic uncertainty led corporations to reduce their recruitment targets last year and the past year saw a notable shift in sector preferences. We are particularly proud of the strides our students have made in achieving their career goals, even in challenging times.

Sadia Cuthbert, Head of Careers, Cambridge Judge Business School

Report highlights

%
79

Job offers

Students who received job offers within 3 months.

27

Locations

Locations: post-MBA countries.

%
91

Switchers

Those who switched at least country, function or industry.

£
76,138

Average base salary*

*average package salary of £93,085.

Who recruited the most Cambridge MBAs?

  • Google
  • Model ML
  • PwC
  • TikTok

Access the full report to find out which companies hired our 2023/24 MBA graduates.

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Switches

%
75

Employment sector switchers

%
70

Job function switchers

%
51

Country switchers

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I was looking to transition in my career. The Cambridge MBA gave me space to explore different areas of interest.

Juliet Powell, Mercor Intelligence
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