A lecture by representatives of the Boston Consulting Group was held at MNU

On April 7, students of the International School of Economics had a unique opportunity to participate in a guest lecture organized by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), one of the world’s leading consulting companies known for its strategic expertise and innovative approach to management. The lecture took place as part of educational initiatives aimed at deepening students’ knowledge of consulting and career opportunities in international companies.

During the lecture, highly qualified specialists from BCG shared their experience and knowledge. The session was filled with valuable information covering a wide range of topics relevant to students aspiring to develop a career in consulting. First and foremost, the guests provided an in-depth overview of BCG’s global development, its role in the world economy, and the key areas of the company’s work. The students learned about the skills and knowledge in demand in the labor market and how to become part of the team at one of the most influential consulting firms in the world.

In addition, BCG representatives introduced students to the career trajectory within the company. Special attention was paid to the recruitment process, including the selection stages and key requirements for candidates for various positions. The students also received valuable information about what competencies are necessary for a successful start in the consulting field and how to prepare for interviews with leading specialists of the company.

One of the most interesting and valuable moments of the event was the interactive session, during which lecture participants had the opportunity to work on real cases faced by BCG professionals in their work. This practical part of the lecture allowed students not only to better understand the theoretical aspects but also to apply their knowledge in practice by working on real business scenarios. In addition to professional knowledge, the participants received a number of practical tips on preparing for consulting interviews.

The event became an excellent platform for students to communicate with industry experts, as well as a unique opportunity for in-depth study of consulting and career opportunities at BCG. Students of the International School of Economics have not only expanded their knowledge of the consulting profession, but also strengthened their ties with the world’s leading experts, which will undoubtedly open up new horizons for their career growth.