Of the 2 Master in Management programs we track in Poland, only 1 publishes a salary comparable across schools ($64,988) — too few to call a national median, so the figures stand as they are. It is the Financial Times Masters in Management weighted salary — alumni pay reported roughly three years after graduation, adjusted for purchasing power and expressed in US dollars — not the salary a graduate starts on.
Salary by school
Salary is the FT weighted figure measured about three years after graduation (USD, PPP-adjusted) — not a starting salary. A school not in the FT table shows its own reported figure in its own currency, which is why it is named separately above. Click any school for its full salary and career-outcomes breakdown.
Tuition vs. salary
Tuition across these programs runs from 9,600 to 81,600, against the $64,988 reported by the 1 programme that publishes a salary.
Tuition is shown in PLN and salary in US dollars (the FT's reporting currency), and the salary is measured about three years after graduation while the tuition is paid up front — so treat this as a rough orientation, not a precise return-on-investment ratio. Living costs, scholarships and exchange rates all move the real number.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources
- Salary, employment and recruiter figures are drawn from each school's own reported outcomes — see the individual program pages linked above.