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Country Correspondents help the alumni network
within their country to form closer links and act
as a first point of contact for the Business School,
students or alumni returning or relocating to the
country. Find out more on page 38.
Enrich the student experience
Alumni career talks and panels
We regularly invite alumni back to the Business
School to speak to students, providing insights into
career opportunities, sectors and organisations to
help students develop coherent career goals. Please
contact us if you would like to be added to the
potential speakers list.
For help in solving a specific business problem,
you may wish to enlist the skills and knowledge of
Imperial MBA student consultants to carry out a free
piece of consultancy over a three-month time frame.
The deadline for submitting project proposals is
February each year.
Support our recruitment
of excellent students
Alumni Advocates
Alumni Advocates hold one-to-one conversations
with offer holders to our programmes, enabling
applicants to learn more about the Business School
from the unique perspective of an alumnus.
The opportunity to talk with alumni at information
sessions gives prospective students an idea of what
it is like to study at the Business School, the career
prospects that could be expected upon completion
of the programme, and a greater understanding of
the alumni network. We ask volunteers to commit to
attending a minimum of two information sessions
throughout the year.
Regulars
“Remaining an
active, proactive
member of your
school’s network of
alumni can provide
considerable
benefits to career
development.”
according to City A.M.
(22 March 2012)
For further details on any of these
opportunities, please contact the
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