Fees & Total Cost

HEC Paris MiM Fees 2026

Master in Management — Grande École · Jouy-en-Josas, France · FT #2

Verified against official sources · last checked September 2026 · see sources

HEC prices this degree by intake year, so the figure that matters is the one attached to the rounds you will actually apply in. The €58,900 total is two identical years of €29,450, itemised by HEC as €26,500 academic fees plus €1,950 student services plus €1,000 administrative — the 2027/2028 M1 schedule, read at source on 3 September 2026. Three charges sit outside it: a €170 non-refundable application fee, a €5,000 seat-confirmation deposit that is deducted from tuition, and a €2,000 International Student Surcharge from which EU and Erasmus+-associated students are exempt. The row most readers miss is the gap year — HEC charges only service and administrative fees for the post-gap-year M2, so the mandatory gap year adds €2,950, not a third year of tuition; our HEC gap year piece covers what it buys and HEC Paris ROI sets the whole spend against what graduates earn. Budget roughly €1,500 a month of living costs on top, plus France's €105 CVEC, which HEC's fee page does not mention.

Tuition for the HEC Paris Master in Management is €58,900 (2027/2028 M1 intake, two years) for the 24 months program.

Total tuition€58,900 (2027/2028 M1 intake, two years)
Tuition (numeric)€58,900
Program length24 months
Median tuition (80 euro-priced MiMs we track) €23,157

On tuition, the HEC Paris MiM ranks #80 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

What are the application deadlines for the HEC MiM?
For the September 2027 intake HEC runs four rounds, each closing at 12:00 noon CET/CEST — Round 1 on 7 October 2026, Round 2 on 26 November 2026, Round 3 on 17 February 2027, and Round 4 on 26 April 2027. (Earlier cycles ran five rounds through late May; the published 2027 calendar has four.) Decisions follow within roughly six weeks of each round closing, and earlier rounds historically have higher acceptance rates and earlier scholarship visibility.
How much does the HEC Paris MiM cost?
HEC prices the intake it is currently admitting — entry in 2027/2028 — at €58,900 for the full two-year program. That is €29,450 a year, itemised by HEC as €26,500 academic fees plus €1,950 student service fees plus €1,000 administrative fees, in each of M1 (2027/2028) and M2 (2028/2029). On top of tuition come a €170 non-refundable application fee, a €5,000 seat-confirmation deposit that is deducted from tuition, and a €2,000 International Student Surcharge from which EU and Erasmus+-associated students are exempt. Taking the gap year adds €2,950 — HEC prices the post-gap-year M2 at service and administrative fees only, with no second academic fee. HEC budgets living costs at approximately €1,500 a month for 2026; France's €105 CVEC contribution is owed separately and HEC's fee page does not mention it. HEC offers need-based and merit scholarships, and many students access French student loans or sponsorships through CEMS partners.
What careers do HEC MiM graduates pursue?
Financial services and consulting together account for roughly half of the graduating class. Technology, luxury, energy, and entrepreneurship round out the rest. Top recruiters include McKinsey, BCG, Bain, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, LVMH, Kering, and Amazon. The 2025 employment rate at three months was 99%.
Does HEC Paris offer scholarships?
Yes. HEC awards both merit-based scholarships (including the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship for international students, awarded by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and need-based aid. Country-specific funds, CEMS scholarships, and corporate sponsorships are also available. Applying in earlier rounds is generally advantageous for scholarship consideration.

Sources

  • HEC Paris — Master in Management (Grande École) official page ↗ — HEC Paris
  • HEC Paris — MiM Admissions (Sept-2027 calendar NOW PUBLISHED: four rounds, R1 7 Oct 2026 · R2 26 Nov 2026 · R3 17 Feb 2027 · R4 26 Apr 2027, each 12:00 noon CET/CEST; the earlier five-round Oct–May pattern no longer applies) ↗ — HEC Paris
  • HEC Paris — MiM Fees & Financing (re-read at source 2026-09-03; the page now prices the 2027/2028 M1 intake, which is the intake its published four-round calendar admits to. Schedule as published: M1 2027/2028 academic fees EUR 26,500 + student service fees EUR 1,950 + administrative fees EUR 1,000 = EUR 29,450; M2 2028/2029 identical, EUR 29,450; 'Total Program Cost' EUR 58,900. A third row prices 'M2 post Gap Year (2029/2030)' at EUR 2,950 — service and administrative fees only, no academic fee — so the gap-year route adds EUR 2,950 rather than a full year of tuition. Also published: EUR 170 non-refundable application fee; EUR 5,000 non-refundable seat-confirmation deposit, deducted from total tuition; an International Student Surcharge of 'EUR 2,000 additional to tuition fees', from which 'Domestic students and students from the European Union, and associated countries of the Erasmus+ scheme, are exempt'; living costs 'approximately EUR 1,500/month in 2026, covering housing, food, compulsory insurances (health and civil liability), sports and leisure'. The page does NOT mention the CVEC. This figure supersedes the EUR 57,700 read on 2026-07-05, which priced the 2026-27 cohort — a cycle this profile's own deadlines no longer admit to) ↗ — HEC Paris
  • Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times
  • QS Business Masters Rankings: Management 2026 ↗ — QS Quacquarelli Symonds
  • CEMS Global Alliance — HEC Paris (founding member) ↗ — CEMS

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