Study Abroad

Yes Those who are pursuing research-based courses at UCL have access to entrepreneurship training for doctoral students and early career researchers (SPERO), which consists of 5 workshops plus a Hatchery startup incubator. Students can have access to all the facilities of BaseKX, a dedicated mentor, monthly meetings with an experienced entrepreneurship advisor, office hours with lawyers, accountants and expert facilitators, etc.

 Examples of few career events at UCL include Academic Career Planning for PhD Students, Effective Academic Applications, Presenting Your Skills to Non-Academic Recruiters: CVs and Application Forms, Marketing Yourself Online: LinkedIn Lab, etc. The University hosts career fairs for student-employer connect, employer presentations, sector insights programme for focusing on specific industry sector, researchers' programme aimed specifically at research students, just to name a few. 

Some skill development events offered at UCL include Career Essentials programme which involves a series of Careers Consultant led talks on career planning, personality profiling, job hunting, networking, writing applications and preparing for interviews and assessment centres and Career Essentials Group Work Programme, which involves CV review and guidance, application development, etc. 

PepsiCo, Scorpion, Toyota, ABC 4 News, AECOM, American Express, AmeriCorps, Aon, AT&T, BBDO, Cornell University, Denver Health, Dominos, eBay, Ecolab, Facebook, Google, Grameen Foundation, Grant Thornton, HSBC Group, IBM, LinkedIn, Marriott International, Medex, Playstation, Red Pepper Software, Salesforce, SAT, etc.

Technology (40%), Consumer Products (13%), Consulting (11%), Manufacturing (9%), Financial Services (5%), Health (5%), Real Estate (4%), and Energy (3%).

Career coaches and employer relations professionals at the Career Development Office at Johns Hopkins provide opportunities like these to students: networking opportunities with employers and alumni, branded resume and cover letter creation, internship and job search management, etc. The Career Development Office also provides multiple resources for students to connect with employers. Students also have access to Handshake, Carey Business' school platform.

 Yes, internships are offered to full-time MBA students of Johns Hopkins – Carey Business School. In the summer of 2022, 97% of students seeking an internship accepted one. The average hour internship rate was $37.97. The organizations that hired the full-time MBA summer interns were Abbott, Amazon, CitiBank, Medtronic, Microsoft, Salesforce, Boston Consulting Group, etc.

 53.7% of students accepted a job through a school-facilitated activity. This includes career-center activity, career-job posting, scheduled interview, school network / resources, school facilitated conversion of internship, and others.

Given below is the table mentioning the salaries for the industries that international grads were in. According to this table, the Consulting industry had the highest average salary:

According to the employment report for Johns Hopkins – Carey Business School for full-time MBA students, 89% of students accepted full-time offers. The average base salary reported was $127,044. The average signing bonus was $28,271. Some of the companies that hired the full-time MBA graduates were American Airlines, Amazon, Cognizant, Goldman Sachs, Nike, Morgan Stanley, AstraZeneca.