The FT weighted three-year salary of approximately US $85k reflects alumni earnings across three post-graduation years as reported in the Financial Times Masters in Management 2025 ranking, while IÉSEG's own reported average gross annual salary including bonuses of approximately €51.8k comes from the school's 2025 CGE graduate employment survey — two distinct figures measured on different bases.
Graduates of the IÉSEG School of Management MiM report $85k 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 98%.
That places it #36 of 51 programs we track on graduate salary, below the cohort median.
Compare this against every Master in Management in France on our MiM salary & careers in France guide.
Frequently asked questions
Where does IÉSEG rank for the Master in Management?
What salary can IÉSEG MiM graduates expect?
Sources
- IÉSEG — Grande École Programme ↗ — IÉSEG School of Management
- IÉSEG — Grande École Programme admission (the page that prices each entry route, and the source of this profile's 2026-09-05 fee correction). FEE SCOPE CHECKED 2026-09-05: IÉSEG publishes a fee per entry point, every one labelled 2026-2027 — 'Tuition fees: €14,900' entering in 1st year, '€14,270' in 2nd year, '€13,855' in 3rd year and '€13,200' entering the Master cycle, the last stated twice, once in the French-degree box and once in the international-degree box. The '€14,900 (1st year – 2026-2027 tuition fees)' string this profile previously quoted as the Master fee is the programme-wide banner: the identical line appears on /grande-ecole-program/, /grande-ecole-program/bachelor/ and /grande-ecole-program/master/, all checked 2026-09-05, so it describes the five-year degree's first year. No M2 rate and no 2027/28 rate are published, so the two-year total stays our own doubling. NO-X CHECKED 2026-09-05: the Master-cycle international-degree route lists 'Online motivation video to be recorded on the platform', 'A letter of recommendation from a professor or a professional', 'A GMAT/GRE score is optional, not mandatory' and a '€100 application fee', and names no interview stage — admission is 'based on the students' application, academic performance, level of English proficiency and a recommendation letter from a professor or a counselor'. The same-school exception is the French-degree route, which is scored out of 20 (application file 8, including '– A motivation statement' and '– 1 letter of reference (academic or professional)'; English written test 2; 'Individual interview (45 min)' 8; 'English interview' 2), charges €140, caps at 300 seats and requires candidates to 'be present for the interviews' at the Lille campus. So 'no written motivation letter' is true of the international route only. STACKING CHECKED 2026-09-05: partner 10%, early-bird 10% ('if you apply before March 2nd, 2026') and merit-based 'up to 30%', with 'These scholarships can be combined up to 50% for students who meet the various criteria.' Structure and ECTS remain sourced from /grande-ecole-program/master/ ↗ — IÉSEG School of Management
- IÉSEG — Grande École Programme figures & statistics ↗ — IÉSEG School of Management
- IÉSEG — 2025 graduate employment (CGE survey) ↗ — IÉSEG School of Management
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times
- QS Business Masters Rankings: Management 2026 ↗ — QS Quacquarelli Symonds