Most of our latest alumni are working in these five industries.
Surveys of the last graduating class show that Si is among many dozens of his classmates working for for a finance or consulting company, top choices for students. Malu Sanchez Gomez went in the same direction, consulting, only she’s now a business analyst at Arthur D. Little in Dubai, a position she says challenges her on a daily basis.
“I love the amount of responsibility and trust that I get at my job. I attend client meetings, debate ideas with the managing partner, and resolve critical issues effectively under a lot of pressure,” says the economics major from Peru, who is one of many dozens of working graduates in her class who decided to take a job in the UAE.
There’s also keen entrepreneurial interest among Class of 2018 alumni. About 6 percent of employed graduates are working as freelance artists or writers, on startups, independent projects, or are self-employed. Jobs in social research, social impact, and the arts are also quite common.
Allanah Avalon, a theater major from New Zealand is working as a production coordinator at The Australian Shakespeare Company in Melbourne. “As a multi-disciplinary artist, I’m constantly seeking out new spaces and opportunities to focus on my practice within inspiring and stimulating environments. My work allows me to be surrounded by arts consistently, but I still actively make time to work on my own creative pieces.”
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