Frankfurt School of Finance & Management MiM Fees 2026

Frankfurt School placed 62nd worldwide in the Financial Times Masters in Management 2025 — the school's own materials describe this as "#7 in Germany,

The full two-year programme costs €35,500 in tuition. An enrolment or application processing fee of approximately €500 is charged on top. Frankfurt School offers early-bird tuition reductions — a €4,000 discount for applications submitted by the earlier deadline and a €2,000 discount for the second deadline — so the effective cost can fall to €31,500 for the earliest applicants.

The programme starts in late August each year. Frankfurt School sets an early deadline (with a €4,000 early-bird tuition discount) and a second deadline (€2,000 discount), both in advance of an approximate June cut-off. The application process is rolling, so earlier applications are reviewed first. Dates for the 2027/28 intake are not yet published.

There are two distinct figures. The Financial Times 2025 ranking reports a weighted three-year salary of approximately US $111,000 — a standardised metric comparing graduates' salaries three years after completing the programme. Separately, Frankfurt School reports that the Class of 2024 earned an average annual salary of approximately €68,000 (including bonus) within three months of graduation. These figures use different currencies, time horizons, and methodologies and should not be directly compared.

The Class of 2024 entered Consulting (23%), Banking (17%), Financial Services (15%), and IT/Technology (13%) as their top four sectors, collectively accounting for 68% of the cohort. The 96% employment rate at three months reflects strong recruiter demand at Frankfurt School, which benefits from its location in Germany's financial hub. Named employer data are not officially published by the school.