After Your Master

There is an increasing demand from companies for graduates with a deep knowledge and understanding of the strategic value of information: the career prospects for business information management students today are excellent. 

The following job descriptions are frequently applied to our graduates working for large or multinational companies or consultancy firms: 

• Information Managers who analyse and implement information solutions for companies;  

• Business Consultants who advise managers to develop business applications to create value;  

• Business Analysts who analyse and implement new ways of doing business;   

• IT Consultants who advise managers on how to develop new IT-enabled solutions;  

• Business Development Managers who develop new IT-enabled business models;  

• Project Managers who initiate, direct, and manage projects in and between companies;   

• Management Trainees who usually follow a two-year ‘training on the job’ programme and will continue their career in a management position. 

Graduates work in the following sectors: 

• Management Consultancy (33%);   

• Software and Computing Services (19%);   

• Technology, Multi-media, and Telecom (12%);  

• Banking (9%);   

• Energy, Oil and Gas Services (6%);   

• Food, Drink, and Tobacco (4%);   

• Other Sectors (17%). 

Our top employers include: 

• PriceWaterhouseCoopers (12%);   

• Accenture (11%);   

• LogicaCMG (11%);   

• EUR (8%);   

• Solvision (8%);   

• Cap Gemini Ernst & Young (7%);   

• Deloitte & Touch (7%);   

• ABN AMRO (5%);   

• IBM (5%);   

• KPN (5%);   

• Shell (5%);   

• Akzo Nobel (4%);   

• ING Bank (4%);   

• KPMG (4%);   

• Oracle (4%).