The FT weighted three-year salary for Católica Lisbon MiM graduates is approximately US $101,000 — a standardised cross-school metric. The school does not separately publish its own salary figure; the FT figure is the primary benchmark available.
Graduates of the Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics MiM report $101k 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 95%.
That places it #23 of 51 programs we track on graduate salary, above the cohort median.
Compare this against every Master in Management in Portugal on our MiM salary & careers in Portugal guide.
Top recruiters
McKinsey & Company · Boston Consulting Group · Bain & Company · Goldman Sachs · J.P. Morgan · Deloitte · EY · KPMG · PwC · Google · Microsoft · Amazon · L'Oréal · Nestlé · P&G
Frequently asked questions
Where does Católica Lisbon rank for the Master in Management?
Católica Lisbon placed 30th worldwide in the Financial Times Masters in Management 2025, with a weighted three-year salary of approximately US $101,000 and a 95% employment rate at three months. It is the highest-ranked Portuguese business school on the FT table.
What salary can Católica Lisbon MiM graduates expect?
The Financial Times 2025 ranking reports a weighted three-year salary of approximately US $101,000 — a standardised metric comparing salaries three years after graduation across all ranked schools. Católica Lisbon does not separately publish its own salary figure, so the FT figure is the primary benchmark available.
What careers do Católica Lisbon graduates pursue?
Católica Lisbon reports a 95% employment rate at three months and 99% employed within six months. Officially published recruiters include McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group, Bain & Company, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Deloitte, EY, KPMG, PwC, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, L'Oréal, Nestlé, and P&G. No industry percentage breakdown is officially published by the school.
Sources
- Católica Lisbon — International MSc in Management overview ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — Fees & scholarships. RE-READ 2026-09-05 and the page DOES publish the standard-track table, contrary to this profile's 2026-08-29/30 reading: 'International MSc in Management - Regular Program Fees (3-Semester Option)' — Year 1 'Annual Registration Fee - 700 EUR' and 'Tuition Fees - 10,500 EUR*'; Year 2 'Annual Registration Fee - 450 EUR' and 'Tuition Fees Dissertation Semester - 5,250 EUR*'; 'Total Program Costs - 16,900 EUR'. The 4-Semester Option adds 'Exchange Semester Fee - 2,600 EUR' for 'Total Program Costs - 19,500 EUR'. Year-1 tuition is paid 'in 10 installments (from September to June) after deducting the amounts paid during the enrollment process'; the Year-2 registration fee 'is due for payment in July after Year 1'; the dissertation-semester tuition is paid in five instalments September-January. 'Scholarships apply only to Tuition Fees marked with *.' NOTE the scope of the 2025-intake caveat: 'Based on the prices for the 2025 Intake, which may be subject to change' appears under each DOUBLE-DEGREE table and under NEITHER regular-programme table. Double-degree totals read the same day: Antai College EUR 22,008 (including 'Registration Fees at Antai - 108 EUR'), Aston / BI Norwegian / FGV EBAPE / Kozminski EUR 21,900 each, WU Vienna EUR 21,924.70 ('Student's Union costs at WU - 24.70 EUR'), Smith EUR 23,042 ('Academic Material Costs at Smith - 804 EUR', 'Health Insurance Fees at Smith - 338 EUR'), WHU EUR 27,400, Bocconi EUR 27,765 and ESCP EUR 30,310. Only WHU, Bocconi and ESCP carry a 'Double Degree Program Cost - 5,500 EUR' line. Scholarships: 'The Católica TOP+ scholarship is a merit-based award … which can cover between 10-90% of your Tuition Fees (Exchange Semesters and Double Degrees are not covered by the Scholarship)'; 'This scholarship is only available through your Master's Application, which means that scholarship applications will not be accepted after the submission of the application'; 'scholarships are awarded on a rolling basis, meaning funds may be allocated before the end of the Application Rounds') ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — Careers & Corporate Relations Office ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — Rankings & credentials ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — History ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times
- Católica Lisbon — Propinas e Bolsas de Estudo, the Portuguese-language twin of the fees page. RE-READ 2026-09-05: it carries the standard-track table too — 'Regular (3 Semestres)', 'Taxa Anual de Inscrição - 700 EUR', 'Propinas - 10,500 EUR*', 'Taxa Anual de Inscrição - 450 EUR', 'Propinas Semestre de Dissertação - 5,250 EUR*', 'Custo Total do Programa - 16,900 EUR', and the four-semester option at 19,500 EUR with a 'Taxa Semestre de Intercâmbio - 2,600 EUR'. The 2026-08-30 reading of this same URL, which recorded double-degree tables only, does not reproduce ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — International MSc in Finance, fees & scholarships, read as the cross-check on whether the omission was school-wide. RE-READ 2026-09-05: the sibling MSc publishes its standard-track table as well — 'Annual Registration Fee - 700 EUR', 'Tuition Fees - 13,033 EUR*', 'Annual Registration Fee - 450 EUR', 'Tuition Fees Dissertation Semester - 6,517 EUR*', 'Total Program Costs - 20,700 EUR', with a four-semester option at 23,300 EUR. So the school-wide omission recorded on 2026-08-30 does not reproduce on any of the three pages it was read across ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — International MSc in Management, admission requirements. RE-READ 2026-09-05: 'your application will only be considered once the non-refundable admission fee of €120 has been received'; 'Applications for the 2026 Intake are closed' with no dates published for the next cycle; 'Please note that the Double Degree applications are only available until the end of February'; candidates 'can apply to 3 MSc Programs by order of preference'; 'To apply for the CATÓLICA TOP + Scholarship, candidates must do so within the application form. This is the only way to apply for the scholarship'; results 'approximately 2 weeks after the end of each Application Round' with waitlisted files carried to the next round; 'The GMAT is not a mandatory document for the application' (a 650 GMAT / 595 GMAT Focus is 'valued' for the Finance programmes); 'It is not mandatory to upload an English Certificate'; motivation letters 'are only mandatory for Double Degree Applications', one per partner school; candidate profile stated as ages 21-26 with under three years of work experience, internships counting ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics