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With your ambition and drive, and our expertise and support, there is no limit to what you can achieve. Our Future Programme offers dedicated careers and professional development support so you can build the skills, knowledge, confidence, and experiences to thrive in your future career.
Our curriculum across all our courses is designed in collaboration with employers and industry experts to prepare you for a rapidly evolving business world. You’ll be able to get involved with work practice opportunities at all levels of study, so you are ready to step into a career and make a real difference in the world. Employers are regularly in the classroom so you can make good impressions with the right connections. Many of our courses are professionally accredited - adding extra value to your degree.
You’ll gain much more than an academic qualification when you graduate. Your degree might be the foot in the door to your chosen career, but the skills you develop with us are how you will make a real impact in business. You could join any of Kent Union’s 250+ student societies to develop connections and engage in volunteering opportunities, shaping your degree outside the classroom.
If you are an entrepreneur and want to start your business, our ASPIRE Lab will support you to bring your ideas to life and forge your own path. Our students are hired by many of the biggest names in business and successful SMEs. There has never been a better time to break into business. In a world going through rapid technological, economic and cultural change our graduates are in stronger positions and higher demand each year – join them and set your own pace for your future.
Employability is about building the right skills so that you stand out from the pack. It's at the heart of everything that we do.
YolanDa Brown is an award-winning saxophonist and TV personality. She took an Undergraduate Master’s in European Management Science at Kent Business School, staying with the Division for seven years.
KBS Alum Dr Kush Kanodia left a lucrative career in merchant banking for life as a social entrepreneur, creating systemic change in major organisations including NHS England and the Premier League surrounding disability.
Tiwa studied Business at KBS and was the first African woman to sell-out at the Indigo-02 and the first African woman to win the Best African Act at the 2018 MTV Europe Music Awards.
Sajid graduated from Kent Business School in Accounting and Finance and went on to a successful career as an actor and producer. Last April, he set up national charity, UK Muslim Film.
Nadia studied Accounting and Finance with a Year in Industry and launched her natural haircare range, Nu Elefa, while she studied with the help of ASPIRE.
Fee Mak, studied BA Business Administration and French at Kent Business School, developing not only a head for success but a career in Radio. Now Fee has worked at Radio 1 and is thrilled with her current role at 1Xtra.
We are a globally connected community of 23,000 innovative, entrepreneurial and ethical students with the foresight to inspire future generations.
Emay Enemokwu, founder of the clothing brand Jehucal, talks about his invaluable experiences at Kent Business School.
Our Head of Undergraduate Recruitment and Admissions shares the opportunities our students have to develop their employability skills.
Our co-curricular programme run by ASPIRE allows students to develop their entrepreneurship skills and prepares them for starting their own venture.
Our far-reaching courses open so many doors, but where do we start when we are thinking about future employment?
Our Careers and Employability Team are specialists in their area and can advise on building the right skills, your application process and finding the best companies for you.
