2020 employment statistics

The employment information below is based on the John Molson School of Business's Annual Exit Survey. All compensation information is self-reported by students. Note that these statistics reflect respondents’ annual salaries only.

Typically, compensation depends not only on annual salary but other elements as well: signing bonus, performance bonus, fringe benefits, flexible schedule, annual vacation, pension plan, cost of membership to an association or professional corporation, professional development, company car and other non-monetary benefits. Also note that salaries are determined based on a variety of factors which can include: previous experience, location, industry, business size, etc.

The graph below represents the percentage of participating students by degree with an indication of the percentage of students that had successful found employment at the time of the survey.

Note: students that did not answer the question or that indicated that they were not seeking employment (either due to continuing education or other reasons) were not included in determining the Percentage Employed at time of Survey.

98% of students at the time of the survey reported their employment location as Canada, with the remaining percentage allocated to China.

The graph below represents the percentage of students employed in the top five industries reported at the time of the survey.

Partial list of employers that hired John Molson graduate students:

The graph below shows the average or Student's reported salaries, at time of survey, broken down by each major.

The graph below represents the percentage of participating students by major with an indication of the percentage of students that had successful found employment at the time of the survey. 

Note: students that did not answer the question or that indicated that they were not seeking employment (either due to continuing education or other reasons) were not included in determining the Percentage Employed at time of Survey.

95% of students at the time of the survey reported their employment location as Canada, with the remaining percentage distributed between China, Mexico, France, UK, and USA.

The graph below represents the percentage of students employed in the top five industries reported at the time of the survey.

Partial list of employers that hired John Molson undergraduate students: