Make Your Move London 2026
An in-person BlackRock early careers event in London for students and graduates exploring opportunities across the firm.
London
Undergraduate, Postgraduate
Finance
In-Person
18 September 2026
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
BlackRock’s Make Your Move London event gives students and graduates the chance to explore early careers opportunities at the firm and hear directly from employees building their careers at BlackRock. Attendees learn about BlackRock’s business areas, employee journeys, firm culture, principles and student and graduate pathways across areas such as investments, technology, operations, client and product, analytics and risk, and corporate functions.
Who is it for?
Undergraduate and master’s students graduating from July 2026 onwards who are interested in BlackRock, asset management, finance, technology, operations, investments or client-facing careers.
What you will gain
Insight into BlackRock’s student and graduate opportunities, exposure to different business areas, networking with employees, understanding of the firm’s culture and principles, and practical context for future applications.
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Requirements
Attendees should be undergraduate or master’s students graduating from July 2026 onwards. The event is hosted in English.
How to apply
Register through the BlackRock Make Your Move London Beamery page before the registration deadline. Full venue details are shared with selected attendees after registration.
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