Tuition for the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management Master in Management is €35,500 (full programme tuition) for the 24 months program.
| Total tuition | €35,500 (full programme tuition) |
|---|---|
| Tuition (numeric) | €35,500 |
| Program length | 24 months |
| Median tuition (80 euro-priced MiMs we track) | €23,157 |
On tuition, the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management MiM ranks #63 of 80 euro-priced MiMs we track — above the €23,157 median. See how it stacks up on our cheapest MiMs in Europe and best-value shortlists.
Tuition figures are the published rate for the 2026–27 cycle and exclude living costs, travel, and optional exchange fees. Scholarships and need-based aid can materially reduce the net cost — see the FAQs below.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Frankfurt School rank for the Master in Management?
Frankfurt School placed 62nd worldwide in the Financial Times Masters in Management 2025 — the school's own materials describe this as 7th in Germany and 62nd worldwide. The FT ranking records a weighted three-year salary of approximately US $111,000 and a 96% employment rate at three months for programme graduates.
How much does the Frankfurt School Master in Management cost?
The full two-year programme costs €35,500 in tuition. On top sit a €600 enrolment fee and a €100 application fee — the enrolment fee read €400 on 28 August 2026 and €600 when the page was re-read on 5 September 2026, and the 'subject to change for 2027' footnote that accompanied the tuition figure has gone. The school offers early-bird tuition reductions — €4,000 off for applications by the earlier deadline and €2,000 off for the second — so the effective tuition can fall to €31,500 for the earliest applicants.
What salary can Frankfurt School MiM graduates expect?
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.
What careers do Frankfurt School MiM graduates pursue?
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.
Sources
- Frankfurt School — Master in Management programme overview. Re-read 2026-09-05 and two things had moved since the 2026-08-28 read: the header now states "Tuition Fee €35,500 + €600 enrolment fee, €100 application fee" (the enrolment fee was €400 on 28 August, and the "*(Tuition price for 2026, subject to change for 2027)" footnote is gone) and "Application Deadline 30 June 2027", "Start Date 23 August 2027" (were 30 June / 24 August 2026). Discount block: "Early Bird 1 — Apply by 30 November 2026 — Secure €4,000". SCOPE CHECKED 2026-09-05: the deadline and start date sit in the Master in Management programme page's own header, not on a school-wide admissions calendar, and the discount block on the same page publishes both early-bird dates — "Early Bird 1 — Apply by 30 November 2026 — Secure €4,000" and "Early Bird 2 — Apply by 31 March 2027 — Secure €2,000". NO-X CHECKED 2026-09-05: the four stated admission requirements are "First academic degree (Bachelor) of at least 180 ECTS credits", "Excellent written and spoken English (TOEFL 5.0 iBT, IELTS 7.0 or equivalent)", "Valid GMAT/GRE score or Frankfurt School Admission Test (BT Methods)" and "Successful admissions interview" — no essay, motivation letter or reference is named, and the four-step process is "Submit all required documents through our online portal" → document evaluation → "online admissions interview" → "Receive your admission and scholarship decision via email." The scholarship section publishes no document list, so whether a motivation letter is required for a merit award is unconfirmed rather than denied ↗ — Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
- Frankfurt School — About Frankfurt School ↗ — Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
- Frankfurt School — Rankings & accreditations ↗ — Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times