Baillie GiffordGraduate SchemeOpen

Investment Research Graduate Programme

Three one-year rotations in equity investment teams followed by a two-year placement. Includes IMC and CFA training. Permanent Edinburgh-based role.

Location

Edinburgh

Education

Graduate

Industry

Finance

Format

In-Person

Deadline

3 November 2026

Last verified: 15 September 2026

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About this opportunity

After an induction, graduates rotate through three different investment teams (one year each) before completing a final two-year placement in another team. The programme offers formal training (including IMC and CFA L1), mentorship, and professional development opportunities. All roles are permanent, based in the Edinburgh office, with a starting salary of £58,000. The programme features hands-on research, report writing, and regular interaction with senior investors.

Who is it for?

Graduates from any degree background, including career changers. Applicants do not have to have graduated recently.

What you will gain

Professional qualifications (IMC, CFA L1), mentoring, varied investment research experience, opportunities for further career progression in fund management or client-facing roles.

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Requirements

Curiosity, breadth of thinking, and the ability to join the dots across different topics. No restriction on how recently the applicant has graduated.

Ready to apply?

Visit the official Baillie Gifford page to apply for this opportunity.

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