After graduating from BFS, I completed my master's in FS. If I don't get a job, what can I do?

After completing your BFS and a master's in FS, there are several practical steps and alternative paths you can pursue to build your career and enhance your employability.

• Make sure you are applying for roles that match your qualifications and skills.
• Tailor your CV and cover letter for each job, highlighting relevant experience and competencies.
• Consider internships, apprenticeships, or volunteering, even if they are unpaid or part-time. T
• Freelancing or side gigs can also help you gain practical skills and industry exposure.
• Reach out to alumni, former classmates, professors, and professionals in your field.
• Attend industry events, seminars, and job fairs to meet potential employers and learn about job openings.
• Consider working with a career coach who can help you identify your strengths, improve your resume, and prepare for interviews.
• Be open to temporary, freelance, or contract work as a way to gain experience and make connections.
• Consider roles outside your immediate field of study if you are struggling to find opportunities in your preferred area.
• With a master’s in finance or a related field, you have access to a variety of career options beyond traditional finance roles:
  • Financial Advisor 
  • Actuary
  • Accountant
  • Corporate Innovation Manager
  • Business Development Strategist
  • Consultant or Advisor
  • Venture Capitalist