The FT weighted three-year salary for BI MSc in Business graduates is approximately US$72,000 — a standardised cross-school figure measured three years after graduation. BI's standout result in the FT 2025 table is employability: it earned the top score on the FT's three-month employment indicator, consistent with a 100% employment rate at three months. BI does not publish its own graduate salary figure for the programme, so the FT salary is the cross-school benchmark.
Graduates of the BI Norwegian Business School MiM report $72k on the Financial Times' weighted measure — pay about three years after graduation, not a starting salary. The employment rate within three months of graduation is 100%.
That places it #46 of 51 programs we track on graduate salary, below the cohort median.
Compare this against every Master in Management in Norway on our MiM salary & careers in Norway guide.
Frequently asked questions
Where does BI Norwegian Business School rank for the Master in Management?
Sources
- Master in Business — official programme page ↗ — BI Norwegian Business School
- Tuition fees — Master of Science (2026–27): EEA/EU/Swiss NOK 128,200/yr (NOK 256,400 total) · non-EEA ≈ NOK 166,700/yr — re-confirmed ↗ — BI Norwegian Business School
- BI earns top score on employability in the FT Masters ranking (FT MiM 2025) ↗ — BI Norwegian Business School
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times
- BI Norwegian Business School — Admission requirements, Master of Science in Business. SELECTION CHECKED 2026-09-04. Two entry routes, quoted: "A successfully completed bachelor's degree (180 ECTS credits) in the field of business administration, finance or economics", or a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 80 ECTS in mathematics, statistics, accounting or computer science. Foundation courses must be passed with a minimum grade of C in economics, accounting or finance, statistics or econometrics, and "Mathematics or equivalent" such as calculus or algebra. BI describes these as minimum requirements and recommends further knowledge in business administration, quantitative methods and economics. The page states no ranking rule, no capacity limit and — notably, given the GMAT figures this profile carries from the general master's requirements — no GMAT or GRE score; the test rule sits on BI's general master's requirements page rather than here ↗ — BI Norwegian Business School