Newcastle University Business School has one of the best records for graduate employability in the UK. 94% of the University’s 2021/22 graduates entered employment or further study within 15 months of graduating. It is ranked in the top 50 universities for work experience (RateMyPlace 2024-25).
The Business School holds triple accreditation from AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS.
A welcoming environment to help you succeed
The Business School's diverse and supportive community includes over 3,800 learners from 82 countries, allowing you to experience and learn from different cultures. As a Business School student, engaging with employers is essential. The school has strong links with over 300 businesses, including PwC, Sage, and Bloomberg. And with access to postgraduate exchange opportunities at more than 10 European destinations, you’ll be ready to join the international alumni network working across borders in over 150 countries, making a global impact.
"Our Employability team provides a range of opportunities for students to enhance their soft skills as well as technical knowledge, including via workshops, speed mentoring, and engagement with local, national and international employers," says Lucy Hodgeon, Graduate Outcomes Manager. "All of these activities enhance the world-leading knowledge that students gain within their studies, empowering them to pursue their postgraduate goals wherever and whatever they may be."
94%
of the university's 2021/22 graduates secured employment or pursued further study within 15 months (Graduate Outcomes Survey)
3,800
Business School graduates from over 80 countries
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Preparing students for a thriving career
At Newcastle University Business School, career development and employability are key priorities. From day one, students receive expert advice and personalised support to help them explore career options. So, whether you have a clear path in mind or you’re still figuring things out, the school’s career consultants are available throughout your studies and up to three years after graduation. Just ask Ai-Ling Hung, an Operations, Logistics and Supply Chain Management MSc graduate. “I entered the programme unsure of my ideal career path," she says.
“The careers consultants have worked closely with me, helping me identify my strengths, interests and career aspirations. They don’t just offer generic advice; they tailor their guidance to my unique needs and goals. This personalised approach provides invaluable clarity and sets me on a course aligned with my long-term vision.”
Newcastle University’s award-winning careers service is there for students every step of the way. They provide one-to-one support, CV writing assistance, interview preparation, and online resources to help students make informed decisions about their future. Whether in person or online, at workshops or events, the team provides a vast range of services and resources to help you succeed. Join the school and you can volunteer, study abroad, or do an internship, to name just a few opportunities. Take a look at the University’s Careers Service page.