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Top Packages Offered To The Alumni Of Oxford University

Established in 1096, Oxford University is the second-oldest university in the world. With 28 UK Prime Ministers, 27 Nobel Laureates, 50 Nobel Prize winners, and Sir Stephen Hawking among its alumni, Oxford University is as prestigious as it is old.

The Times Higher Education rankings suggest that the University of Oxford is the best in the world. So, it is no surprise that Oxford University graduates get the highest average salary in the UK. These are the top salary packages of Oxford University alumni in recent times:

The Backdrop

Despite the UK heading towards Brexit, the employment rate of Oxford graduates increased consistently for three years from 2016-17 to 2018-19.
Even after the first wave of the pandemic, the employment rate in 2019-20 was still at a respectable 87%. The university’s strong alumni base made it possible for Oxford graduates to rise even during a phase of adversity.

Finance and Consulting are the leading industries where the alumni secured jobs. Some of the top Finance organizations that hired Oxford graduates are:
Big Society Group
CDC Group plc
Goldman Sachs
JP Morgan
Houlihan Lokey
KPMG
Neper Capital LLC
Visa

Similarly, the top Consulting organizations that hired Oxford graduates are:
Bain & Company
BCG (Boston Consulting Group)
Deloitte
EY (Ernst & Young)
IDEO
McKinsey & Company
Partners in Performance
Strategy&

The top organizations from the Global industry that hired Oxford graduates are:
Agoda
Amazon
Amazon Web Services
Genpact
Google
Johnson & Johnson
Microsoft
Shopee
Veratrak
Note: Global Industry includes Energy/Utilities, Healthcare products, and services, Hospitality, Manufacturing, Media/Entertainment, Retail, Packaged Consumer Goods, Technology, etc.

Highest Packages by Region

The regions and the highest packages by region for Oxford students that graduated in 2018-19 are as follows:
Africa: £83,264
Asia: £140,148
Australia & Oceania: £96,862
UK: £110,000
Europe: £101,731
Middle East & North Africa: £140,593
North America: £125,691

The regions and the highest packages by region for Oxford students that graduated in 2019-20 are as follows:
Africa: £95,015
Asia: £154,659
Australia & Oceania: £132,897
UK: £125,000
Europe: £114,157
Middle East & North Africa: £118,070
North America: £175,000
Despite the pandemic, the highest packages have only increased.

Highest Packages by Industry

The industries and the industry-wise highest packages for Oxford students that graduated in 2018-19 are as follows:
Finance: £140,148
Consulting: £140,593
Global Industry*: £125,691
Global Industry (excluding Technology): £101,731
Global Industry – Technology: £125,691
Impact (Government, Non-Profit, and Social Impact): £96,862

The industries and the industry-wise highest packages for Oxford students that graduated in 2019-20 are as follows:
Finance: £175,000
Consulting: £128,178
Global Industry*: £154,659
Global Industry (excluding Technology): £115,219
Global Industry – Technology: £154,659
Non-profit Impact (Government, Non-Profit, and Social Impact): £114,157
Note: Non-profit Impact includes Government, Non-Profit, and Social Impact organizations.


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