Maastricht University MiM Salary & Career Outcomes

The FT weighted three-year salary for Maastricht MSc International Business graduates is approximately US$81,000 — a standardised cross-school figure measured three years after graduation. The programme ranks #10 worldwide for value for money in the FT 2025 table, reflecting its low EU tuition against that salary. Maastricht does not publish its own graduate salary or named-employer report for the programme; the FT figures, including a 100% three-month employment rate, are the cross-school benchmark.

Graduates of the Maastricht University MiM earn a reported median of $81k. The employment rate within three months of graduation is 100%.

That places it #37 of 52 programs we track on graduate salary, below the cohort median.

Compare this against every Master in Management in Netherlands on our MiM salary & careers in Netherlands guide.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Maastricht University rank for the Master in Management?

Maastricht's School of Business and Economics places its MSc International Business 65th worldwide in the Financial Times Masters in Management 2025 — 1st in the Netherlands and 10th globally for value for money. The FT records a weighted three-year salary of approximately US$81,000 and a 100% employment rate at three months.

What is Problem-Based Learning at Maastricht?

Problem-Based Learning (PBL) is Maastricht's signature teaching model — students work in small tutorial groups on real business problems rather than sitting through large lectures, developing analytical and collaboration skills directly. It is applied across the MSc International Business and is a major reason the programme reports strong graduate employability.

Sources

FT Masters in Management 2025 — SBE #1 Netherlands, names the MSc International Business ↗ — Maastricht University
MSc International Business — tuition fees (statutory & institutional, 2025/26 & 2026/27) ↗ — Maastricht University
GMAT and GRE tests for application (SBE) — minimum scores & exemptions ↗ — Maastricht University
Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times