What industries are most likely to hire MBAs?
Career Services organizes Career Exploration Sessions during Tuck Launch for the most popular industries and Tuck’s student career clubs hold kick-off sessions to learn more about each industry. Tuck’s Centers similarly reach out early on to first-year students to inform them of opportunities to get involved within their focus fields.
Take a look at our latest employment statistics, which will give you an idea of where previous Tuck students have found employment. And view the career pathways of recent Tuck students and begin charting your path today.
An ongoing activity will be for you to learn as much as possible about the roles that might be a good fit for you. Career Services supports your research by hosting company events (throughout the year, but mostly in the fall). Connecting with alums and learning about what they do and what skills are important in their role is another good way to learn. You can look at past employment lists within each Industry Resource and attend club meetings to learn more about what the second-year students did over the summer.
If you don’t feel your skills and interests match particularly well with the careers most MBA graduates go into, you might want to explore some of the non-traditional MBA paths.
The Careers Services office can point you in the right direction and connect you with resources specific to the industries you wish to work within.
