Oxford Said MBA Employment Report 2024-25: Salary, Sectors, Destinations

Career outcomes for the Oxford MBA class of 2024-25 at 90 days, from the school's MBA Employment Report 2024-25.

Employment overview

The Oxford MBA class of 2024-25 had 339 graduating students. Data in the report represents outcomes at 90 days. 75% of graduates seeking a role received an offer within 90 days, and 78% received an offer within 120 days. 87% of graduates reported their post-MBA outcome; 22.7% of those who reported were not seeking employment (continuing education, company sponsored, postponing the search, starting a business or other reasons). The average base salary was GBP 81,466, up 9.9% on the previous year, with a salary reporting rate of 94%. The average bonus was GBP 15,985. The school reports salaries in pounds sterling and does not publish a median. 88% of graduates switched sector, country or function, and 8.6% of the class started their own venture.

Outcomes at 90 days (class of 2024-25)

Average base salary
GBP 81,466
Average bonus
GBP 15,985
Salary reporting rate
94%
Offers within 90 days
75%
Offers within 120 days
78%
Switched sector, country or function
88%

Jobs and average salary by sector

SectorShare of jobsAverage salary
Financial services38.6%GBP 78,017
Consulting22.2%GBP 90,746
Global industry21.5%GBP 79,875
Technology and e-commerce13.3%GBP 85,286
Impact4.4%GBP 58,936

Job destinations by region

  • United Kingdom48%
  • North America14%
  • Asia12%
  • Europe9%
  • Middle East and North Africa4%
  • Australia and Oceania4%
  • Sub-Saharan Africa3%
  • Latin America and the Caribbean2%
  • Not reported3%
Class of 2024-25. Graduates took roles in 61 cities.

Selected employers of the class of 2024-25

  • Bain & Company
  • BCG
  • McKinsey & Company
  • Deloitte
  • BlackRock
  • JP Morgan
  • Barclays
  • Citi UK
  • The World Bank Group
  • Amazon
  • SpaceX
  • Unilever

Sources

  1. 1. Saïd Business School, MBA Employment Report 2024-25