Do you want to make a difference in your career? Are you interested in exploring new opportunities?
Celebrate Black History Month with British International Investment at our head office to learn more about a career in impact investing and why diversity is important to us, as well as building the knowledge and confidence to apply to our Investment and Impact Graduate Analyst Programme.
Throughout the panel event and networking session you will
- Learn about British International Investment, our culture and what it means to work in impact investing at a development finance institution.
- Explore the role of a Graduate Analyst at British International Investment and what you could be involved in.
- Receive top tips from members of our recruitment team on how to succeed in each stage of the application process.
- Hear from and meet impact investment professionals, who will share their insight and experiences, including those currently on the Graduate programme.
The event will be held at our head office in London near Victoria station on Tuesday 22 October at 5:15-7:30pm. Light refreshments will be provided.
Please register your interest for the session and we will reach out with a confirmation invite ahead of the event: https://forms.office.com/e/19umQM9wdG
We look forward to seeing you!
Eligibility criteria for attending the event
- Current Bachelor students or those who meet the Bachelor and Masters dates below.
- All degree disciplines.
- All UK universities.
Eligibility criteria for applying to the Graduate programme
- A minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree in any subject area from a UK university.
- The permanent right to work in the UK.
- Bachelor’s degree - Graduated no earlier than 2024.
- Master’s programme - Graduated in 2024 or 2025 (you must have graduated from your Bachelor’s degree no earlier than 2023).
We are committed to ensuring those interested can join us for this event regardless of their financial situation. If you need support to attend, we are able to assist with reasonable travel costs at our discretion.