I'm a recent UK grad (2023) with no finance/banking experience, looking how to enter the industry. I've got a good humanities degree from a good university and I'm not keen on doing a masters in finance. Would the obvious route be to try and get a role in a big four firm and then move across? Or, is it unusual for grads to try and get a finance internships after they've graduated and get into it that way? Do firms try generally avoid giving internships to grads, even if its off-cycle? Any advice would be really appreciated!
Trending Content - Job Search Advice Forum
Career Resources
Fugit dolor dolores magnam consequatur impedit est rerum. Cum consectetur et aliquam omnis vel qui. Sit repudiandae culpa voluptas facilis eum. Eum odio enim hic laborum facere.
Voluptatem sit est et et consequatur illo. Ut modi optio est assumenda illum. Maxime molestiae ea odit exercitationem.
Molestias eos aut autem eveniet dolorum esse. Odio nostrum voluptas ipsum est ut rem. Eius velit ut maxime praesentium molestiae quam recusandae eum.
Autem dolores commodi officia laboriosam sequi. Odit commodi dolor assumenda sunt blanditiis. Consequatur recusandae repellendus qui nesciunt aperiam consequatur. Laborum esse eius sed laborum ab quaerat reiciendis.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...