Master in International Finance · Jouy-en-Josas, France
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HEC reports an average starting salary of around €103K for the MIF, rising to roughly €169K three years out, with 100% of graduates employed. (These are averages, not a single reported median.)
The employment rate within three months of graduation is 100%.
Top industries
Financial Services
81%
Consulting
7%
Technology
2%
Frequently asked questions
How is the HEC MIF different from the HEC Master in Management?
The Master in Management (Grande École) is a two-year generalist degree; the Master in International Finance (MIF) is a one-year specialist finance master's. The MIF is built for graduates targeting careers in M&A, private equity, asset management, structured finance, and trading, and is ranked separately — 1st worldwide in the QS Business Masters in Finance 2026 and 5th in the FT Masters in Finance Pre-experience 2025.
What salary and outcomes can HEC MIF graduates expect?
HEC reports 100% employment, with an average starting salary of around €103K rising to roughly €169K three years after graduation. About 81% of graduates enter financial services, with consulting next.
Sources
HEC Paris — Master in International Finance official page ↗ — HEC Paris