Find out who business students in the UAE wish to pursue a career with, according to a study by Universum.
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2nd: Google. Up one place. Sarah Dea / The National -
3rd: Dubai Airports. Up four places. Courtesy of Dubai Airports -
4th: Etihad Airways. No change. Sammy Dallal / The National -
5th: Microsoft. Up three places. Randi Sokoloff / The National -
6th: Emaar. Up three places. Lee Hoagland / The National -
7th: KPMG. Up eight places. Sarah Dea / The National -
8th: Deloitte. Up five places. Pictured, Deloitte speaks with prospective employees at The Abu Dhabi University Career Fair in Abu Dhabi. Sammy Dallal / The National -
9th: The Coca-Cola Company. Up 24 places. Adi Weda / EPA -
10th: Ernst & Young. Up one place. Lucas Jackson / Reuters -
11th: PwC. Up seven places. Kristoffer Tripplaar / Sipa USA -
12th: Adnoc. Down 10 places. Sammy Dallal / The National -
13th: HSBC. Up six places. Jaime Puebla / The National -
18th: Etisalat. Down 12 places on last year. Andrew Henderson / The National -
19th: L'Oreal Group. Up 12 places. Eric Gaillard / Reuters -
20th: Unilever. Up three places. Pictured, the Unilever Lipton Tea factory in the Jebel Ali Free Zone in Dubai. Jeff Topping / The National -
21st: Dubai Islamic Bank. New entry. Pictured, Adnan Chilwan, CEO, Dubai Islamic Bank. Jeffrey E Biteng / The National -
22nd: Jumeirah Group. Down six places. Pictured, inside the Burj Al Arab Hotel. Jaime Puebla / The National -
23rd: Marriott. Up 27 places. Pictured, the JW Marriott Marquis Hotel, Dubai. Jeffrey E Biteng / The National -
24th: IKEA. Down two places. Jeff Topping / The National -
25th: Hilton Worldwide. Down one place. Pictured, the concierge desk at the lobby at the Hilton Abu Dhabi hotel. Silvia Razgova / The National
In pictures: Most attractive employers in the UAE 2014
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