Audencia Business School MiM Fees 2026

The full two-year Master in Management (Grande École) costs €36,000 in tuition. An apprenticeship/alternance track is available through which a partner employer funds tuition in exchange for part-time work, effectively reducing out-of-pocket cost to zero for eligible students. Merit scholarships of up to approximately 30% of tuition are also offered to outstanding applicants.

Audencia placed 25th worldwide in the Financial Times Masters in Management 2025, with a weighted three-year salary of approximately US $92,000 and a 100% employment rate at three months. In the QS Business Masters Rankings (Management) 2026 it placed 34th globally.

Audencia admits for a September start and reviews applications on a rolling basis. Applying by the end of January is strongly advised to maximise scholarship consideration; the final cut-off is typically in June or when the cohort is full. Dates for the 2027/28 intake are not yet published.

There are two distinct figures to note. The Financial Times 2025 ranking reports a weighted three-year salary of approximately US $92,000 — a standardised metric comparing salaries three years after graduation. Separately, Audencia's own reported average annual salary for the 2025 cohort is approximately €47,000, reflecting earlier-career earnings as self-reported by the school.

Audencia reports a 100% employment rate within three months of graduation. Graduates enter roles across management consulting, finance, marketing, and sustainability-focused functions. The programme's longstanding CSR and sustainability specialism positions alumni for roles in responsible business and ESG. Detailed employer and industry breakdowns are not officially published by the school.