This edition of our Real Humans: MBA Students series introduces some new members of the London Business School MBA Class of 2024.
The six students profiled here matriculated along with 503 other MBA candidates, who altogether represent 74 different nationalities. Seventeen percent of the new MBA class came from Central/South America. Fifteen percent each represent Europe, North America, South Asia or South East/East Asia. Nine percent came from within the United Kingdom followed by seven percent from the Middle East. Four percent represent Australasia and three percent Africa. Thirty-seven percent of the new LBS class are women.
Before matriculation, LBS MBAs accumulated work experience in a variety of industries. Consulting was the most popular at 30 percent, followed by finance/accounting at 25 percent. Nine percent had worked in FMCG/retail/luxury goods/e-commerce and six percent in manufacturing/engineering/construction. Five percent each came from IT&T or energy/power generation. Other fields include healthcare/pharma/biotech, public sector/not for profit/government, real estate and more.
Learn more about the LBS MBA program, advice on admissions and more from new students in the following pages.
