RELATIONS. I. Facts and Trends INTERNATIONAL. II. Profile of Graduates. Placement Report. IV. Recruiting Companies

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1 I. Facts and Trends II. Profile of Graduates III. International Placement Statistics IV. Recruiting Companies mir.ie.edu

2 After the graduation of our 4th intake of the Master in International Relations program, we are very proud to communicate the aggregated results of our global recruiting outreach for the past 4 years, proving the success of our students in developing the right skills and competencies required to work in today s complex and multipolar world. I. Facts and Trends Amid challenging economic times, the services provided by the Career Management Center (CMC) have also maximized the opportunities for our students to secure jobs in their preferred areas. From the start of the program, each student is assigned to a point-of-contact in the CMC who meets with him or her to review the CV and cover letter, as well as to discuss career aspirations. Through the design of a Career Strategy syllabus, we ensure our students develop the right career skills and insights to be successful in selection processes. Finally, the CMC staff collaborates closely with recruiters to learn about the skills and competencies they are seeking to develop in their teams, providing them with the most suitable candidates based on the companies criteria. The unique program characteristics, coupled with our students excellence and the CMC s efforts, have resulted in 91% of MIR alumni securing a job, with the following distribution: private sector (57%), public sector (20%) and non-for-profit sector (23%). Region-wise, while most of the MIR graduates decided to work in Europe (58%), we have seen that North America and Latin America have also been target destinations for our graduates. A high percentage of our students have showed significant levels of geographical mobility, with 34% of them working in countries different than their country of origin. These graduates have already joined the ranks of IE s network of more than 45,000 alumni based in more than 100 countries and occupying positions in the public, private and non-for-profit sector in a number of industries and all types of organizations. Congratulations to our MIR alumni and all the best in their new endeavors! 2 MASTER IN PLACEMENT REPORT

3 MASTER IN II. Profile of Graduates Master in International Relations 2008 to 2011 Intakes Gender Male 41% Female 59% Diversity Nationalities represented International students Academic Background Economics 8% Engineering 3% 48 76% 30% Humanities Law 7% Age Average 26 Work Experience Average 5% Other Social Sciences 25% years 3 Sciences 4% 17% Business Geographic distribution Europe 24% North America 17% Asia Pacific 8% Spain 24% Middle East 6% Africa 3% Latin America 17% Countries Represented: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Egypt, France, Germany, Haiti, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, New Zealand, Nigeria, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, South Africa, Sweden, The Netherlands, The Philippines, UK, Ukraine, USA, Venezuela 3 MASTER IN PLACEMENT REPORT

4 III. International Placement Statistics Total number of Graduates 86 % information % Graduates for whom we have 91 % Graduates working Seeking Employment Graduates seeking jobs 98% 2% Graduates not seeking jobs 4 MASTER IN PLACEMENT REPORT

5 III. International Placement Statistics 2 Placement by Sector Public Sector Private Sector Non-profit 20 % 57 % 23 % Placement by Industry Private Sector Consulting 24 % Media/Entertainment 20 % Consumer Goods 14 % Financial Services/Banking 8 % Logistics & Transportation 8 % Information Technology 4 % Law 4 % Business Services 4 % Petroleum/Energy 2 % Real estate/construction/infrastructure 2 % Other 2 % Public Sector Non-profit Sector 41% Multilateral Organizations Nongovernmental Organizations 25% Research / Think Tank 15% 59% Government University / Education 60% 5 MASTER IN PLACEMENT REPORT

6 III. International Placement Statistics 3 Placement by Region Asia Pacific 2% Spain 32% North America 22% International Mobility From Spain to: Rest of Europe 5% North America 15% Latin America 10% Middle East 5% Total 35% 26% Rest of Europe 13% Latin America & Caribbean 5% Middle East / Africa From North America to: Spain 21% Rest of Europe 11% Total 32% 34 % Total Mobility (all origins) From Asia/Africa to: Spain 43% Rest of Europe 14% Total 57% From Latam to: Spain 25% North America 8% Total 33% From Europe (excluding Spain) to: Spain 13% Latin America 4% North America 9% Total 26% From Middle East to: Spain 33% Rest of Europe 17% Total 50% Placement by Undergradute Major Humanities & Social Sciences/Law Science/Engineering Business/Economics 16 % 58 % 26 % 13 % 75 % 12 % 28 % 52 % 20 % Public Sector Private Sector Non-profit sector 6 MASTER IN PLACEMENT REPORT

7 IV. Recruiting Companies Public sector Bilateral US-Arab Chamber of Commerce City Hall of San Antonio, Texas, US Communication Ministry of Monaco European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) Extenda- Trade Promotion Agency of Andalusia International Monetary Fund Institute for Cultural Diplomacy, Germany Madrid Chamber of Commerce in Miami Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Spain The Swedish American Chamber of Commerce, US UN Women UNHCR UNICEF United Nations Interregional Crime Research Institute, UK US Chamber of Commerce in Spain 7 MASTER IN PLACEMENT REPORT

8 IV. Recruiting Companies Private sector Accenture AFA Press Anheuser-Busch Inbev, Russia Bloomsbury Publishing, UK CAF, Spain Ceasars Entertainment Corporation, UK Cengage Learning, Spain Euromoney Investment Consulting Associates, The Netherlands Ferrovial FTI Consulting, UK Funds Americas, Chile Grant Thornton Grupo Verona, Perú Heathcroft Communications, UK IBM Leo Burnett, Lebanon Link Investimentos, Brazil Louis Vuitton, Italy Milieu Ltd, Belgium NIBCO International, US Oppenheimer & Co. PricewaterhouseCoopers Rainbow Sofia, Bulgaria Rochester PR Group, UK SBS Worldwide, UK Siegwerk, Colombia STD Multiopción, Spain TLC Marketing Worldwide, Spain Torridon Partners, Australia UBS Vestas White & Case, Mexico Xerox Zener, Spain 8 MASTER IN PLACEMENT REPORT

9 IV. Recruiting Companies Non-profit sector Aspen Institute España Carnegie Middle East Center, Lebanon Center for Political-Military Analysis at Hudson Institute, US Ashoka Financieros sin Fronteras Frankfurt School of Finance and Management Latin American Multichannel Advertising Council (LAMAC) Metropolitan University, Puerto Rico Seattle University - Albers School of Business and Economics World Economic Forum YWCA Metro Vancouver 9 MASTER IN PLACEMENT REPORT

10 If you would like to learn more about the program, our faculty and other IE initiatives: Please download the Master in International Relations brochure: mir.ie.edu or contact our international offices: IE School of International Relations Admissions Department María de Molina 15 T: F: Career Management Center Maria de Molina 6, 1 st Floor T: F: recruit@ie.edu careers.online@ie.edu