HKUST MBA 2005 employement summary

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2005 witnessed an earlier and stronger interest, by the financial community in particular, in our MBA graduates for both

permanent positions and summer internships. Offers started to be made as early as December 2004, with peak activity occurring

around March and April 2005, or 2 - 3 months after studies were completed.

49% of the graduated class went into financial services and investments industry. 16% went into marketing and business

development, 12% joined consulting firms or started their own consultancy business, and 10% went into operations and general

management positions. The remainder went into other fields, including non-profit.

Although the percentage of graduates who found jobs in mainland China continued to rise (33%), more than half the class

secured jobs in Hong Kong and a few overseas students returned overseas.

Those working in Mainland China reported an annual average salary of RMB 288,000; those working in Hong Kong reported an

annual average salary of HK$473,000, and those working overseas reported annual earnings of US$54,000.

Summer Internships continued to be an integral part of the MBA experience, with nearly all the First Year students finding

opportunities that matched their career interest in leading multinational companies and financial institutions.

Selected recruiters from 2002 - 2004

A. S. Watson
ABN AMRO
AC Nielsen
Accenture
AIA
American Appraisal
American Express
Axalto
Bain & Co.
Bank of China
Bank of East Asia
Barclays Capital
Bloomberg
BOC International Holdings
Bossini
Boston Consulting Group
BP China
Campbell Soup
Cathay Pacific Airways
China International Capital Corp
China Light & Power
Chow Sang Sang Holdings
Christian Dior
CITIC
Citigroup
Coca-Cola China
Colgate-Palmolive
Credit Suisse First Boston
DBS
Dell Computer Asia
Deloitte Consulting
Deutsche Bank
Dow Jones
Eli Lilly
Elle Licensing
Emerson
ESPRIT
Esquel Enterprises
ExxonMobil
Federal Express
Fendi
G Li & Co
Gartner
General Electric
Goldman Sachs
Hang Seng Bank
Heinz
Hewitt Associates
Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong & China Gas
Hong Kong Electric
HSBC
Hutchison Port Holdings
Hutchison Whampoa Properties Ltd
IBM China
ING Asia Pacific
Intel Semiconductor
International Finance Company
Invest Hong Kong
Jebsen
Johnson & Johnson
JPMorgan Chase
Kohler Mira
KPMG
Leo Burnett
LVMH
Maersk Hong Kong
Manulife
MAST Industries
McKinsey
Medtronic
Mercer Management Consulting
Monitor Group
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
Motorola
National Australia Bank
Nobel Group
Oracle
PCCW
PepsiCo
Philips Electronics
Prebon Yamane
Pricewaterhouse Coopers
Procter & Gamble
Reader's Digest
Rockwell Automation
Sallmanns
Samsung
SAS
Schroders
SGS Hong Kong
Siemens
Singapore Airlines
Standard & Poor's
Standard Chartered Bank
STAR Entertainment
Sun Hung Kai Properties
Sun Microsystems
Swire Properties
Tai Fook Securities
Texon International
Towers Perrin
Tristate Holdings
Tyco A&E Products
UBS
Warner Brothers Consumer Products
Watson Wyatt Worldwide
Yahoo!

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