Bain & Company Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 1 Open (Oct 2026)

Bain & Company Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 1 Open (Oct 2026)

Graduate schemes
Bain & Company holds a sponsor licence rated Worker (A rating), covering the Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker routes. One graduate or entry level role is open now in London, alongside 20 open roles overall, including 17 in London.
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Bain & Company graduate jobs and entry-level roles open now

Bain & Company on the UK sponsor register

  • Holds a UK sponsor licence: yes
  • Rating: Worker (A rating)
  • Routes: Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Skilled Worker
  • Registered town: London

Bain & Company graduate roles: what they involve

The open Summer Associate programme is designed for MBA and advanced degree candidates seeking consulting experience. Participants work on client cases, analyse complex business problems, develop practical recommendations, own defined analytical workstreams and communicate findings. The role also involves collaborating with consultants and client stakeholders, contributing to case team problem solving and supporting implementation work.

This opportunity suits candidates who want to experience the day to day work of a consulting team and who have an MBA or another advanced degree. The description highlights training, mentorship and contact with Bain’s global consulting community. It does not give further requirements, so read the current advert carefully for the skills and eligibility details requested.

How to apply to Bain & Company’s graduate scheme

The role description does not set out an application process. Typically, you would submit an application through the employer’s careers site, provide your CV and relevant education details, and answer any questions about your experience and interest. The process may then include screening, interviews and assessments, depending on the current advert.

Check Bain & Company’s careers site for the current process before applying, as the stages and documents can change. Use examples that show analytical thinking, clear communication, collaboration and practical problem solving, because these activities are central to the programme description. Check the location and any eligibility wording carefully before you submit your application.

Bain & Company’s sponsor licence and international applicants

Bain & Company holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating. The register entry lists the Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker route and the Skilled Worker route, with the licence entry in London. This means the employer is on the sponsor register, but it does not establish that this particular graduate or internship role is eligible for sponsorship.

International applicants should read the role advert and ask Bain & Company whether the specific position can be sponsored, if that is important to their plans. Check GOV.UK for the current rules and requirements for the relevant route, and make sure your application information accurately reflects your right to work and any visa position.

Other open roles at Bain & Company

Frequently asked questions

Does Bain & Company sponsor international graduates?

Bain & Company holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating. It is listed for the Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker routes, but the licence alone does not confirm sponsorship for a particular graduate or internship role.

Which Bain & Company graduate role is open now?

One graduate role is open now in London: the Summer Associate programme for MBA and advanced degree candidates. It involves client cases, analysis, recommendations, collaboration and case team problem solving.

How many Bain & Company roles are open in the UK?

There are 20 open roles overall. The facts list 17 roles in London, and one open graduate role, which is also in London.

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