Our Master of Finance (MFin) employment report captures the data from our most recent graduating class, the class of 2022/23.

Our class of 89 students represented 28 different nationalities and had an average of 4 years’ experience before starting the degree.

Our graduates use their MFin experience to take their careers in new and exciting directions. Some move into new areas of finance, and others use their MFin to work in a new location.

The careers programme encompasses presentations, workshops, group practice, digital resources and one-to-one advisory sessions designed to help students with their career planning and job search endeavours, as well as to strengthen soft skills such as negotiation, networking and presentation skills.

The key aims of our careers service are to help you:

• assess your professional and academic background, skill sets, strengths and weaknesses
• keep informed about the latest sector developments and defining your career goals
• build a toolkit of skills to help you with ‘marketing’ yourself effectively
• interview successfully
• analyse, negotiate and accept a job offer.

Our MFin students come from a wide range of professional backgrounds and nationalities. Each year, we award several scholarships that recognise a financial need or outstanding academic ability.

Find out more about our available scholarships

Please note: our scholarships are subject to change each recruitment cycle, so you may not find the ones listed below among our currently available scholarships.