Interested in pursuing postgraduate study in finance, business analytics or an MBA? Join MIT Sloan for a virtual information session for Oxford University students on Wednesday 28 October, 1–2pm Eastern Time (5–6pm UK time).
The session will cover the Master of Finance, Master of Business Analytics and MBA Early Deferred Admissions programmes, including career opportunities, application advice and a Q&A with an admissions representative.
From Puzzle to Proof: Solve a Chip Design Challenge and Meet the Engineers Who Do It for Real
03-Nov-2026 - 4pm - 6pm
We're looking for enthusiastic candidates with backgrounds in computer science, mathematics, physics, or electronic engineering who are excited about logic, problem-solving, and hardware design. If you want to tackle the most complex verification challenges and help shape the future of the semiconductor industry, we'd love to talk to you.
We have opened up a new Get Hired programme for accounting and finance students interested in graduate roles (2024 - 2027 graduates) and summer internships (2028 graduates looking for a 2027 summer internship). Both groups can apply via this form.
At Morgan Stanley, we believe that meaningful careers are built through continuous learning, collaboration and the opportunity to make an impact. Our people are united by a shared commitment to excellence, strong partnerships and helping clients, communities and one another succeed.
If you're curious about a career in Quantitative Finance and want to learn more about the opportunities available, we invite you to join us at the
Meet and Greet our Strats – Oxford event
The Role
No coding experience required.
We’re looking for bright and geeky graduates to join our Software Developer team. No experience is required, and many of our successful applicants have never programmed before. If you think logically and enjoy problem solving, then you have the potential to become a great developer.
You may be aware that best-selling science writer Simon Singh, author of books such as “Fermat’s Last Theorem”, visited the Mathematical Institute at the start of the academic year. He and his colleague, Junaid Mubeen run a maths excellence programme (Parallel) for state school students. As well as giving some insights into what constitutes good practice in writing, outreach and education, they gave a brief outline of their Parallel programme, which currently supports 1,000 talented maths students every week from Year 7 through to Year 11.
