RSM does not appear in the FT Masters in Management 2025 table, so the salary shown (around €50,157 mean gross annual) is the school's own reported figure from its 2025 employment survey rather than an FT weighted figure.
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University does not appear in the FT Masters in Management table, so the figure shown here — €50k — is the school's own reported salary, on its own basis and in its own currency. The employment rate within three months of graduation is 80%.
It is left out of the "#N of 51" ranking on purpose: salary is the FT weighted figure measured about three years after graduation (USD, PPP-adjusted) — not a starting salary. A school's own figure is not measured the same way, so ranking the two together would invent a comparison.
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Top industries
| Consulting | — |
|---|---|
| Internet & web services | — |
| Business services | — |
Top recruiters
Deloitte · Accenture · ING
Frequently asked questions
Where does RSM rank for the Master in Management?
RSM's MScBA Master in Management is ranked 19th worldwide in the QS Business Masters Rankings (Management) 2026. RSM does not appear in the FT Masters in Management 2025 table, so salary and employment figures on this page draw on RSM's own employment survey rather than FT data.
What salary can RSM MiM graduates expect?
RSM's 2025 employment survey reports a mean gross annual salary of approximately €50,157. Around 80% of graduates were employed within six months of completing the programme. Note that this is RSM's own reported figure — RSM is not ranked in the FT Masters in Management 2025 table, so no FT weighted salary figure is available.
What careers do RSM MiM graduates pursue?
Graduates move primarily into consulting, internet and web services, and business services. Major employers include Deloitte, Accenture, and ING. The cohort is approximately 63% international, and Rotterdam's position as a major European business hub adds practical value to the programme's network.
Sources
- RSM — MScBA Master in Management, read together with the MSc how-to-apply and admission-requirements pages. NO-X CHECKED 2026-09-05: the upload list is "Curriculum Vitae (Resume)", secondary-school diploma, bachelor diploma, academic transcripts, transcripts of additional studies, "Proof of English proficiency (at C1 level)", "GMAT test results (for students who have obtained their diploma outside the Netherlands)" and proof of additional languages for MSc International Management/CEMS only — no essay, motivation letter or reference letter is named, and the claim reproduces. The same-school exception is named on the page: "applicants also go through a selection interview" for MSc International Management/CEMS and MSc Finance & Investments, not for this programme. Two precisions this run had to correct downstream: the cap is on APPLICATIONS, not places — "this is a capped programme which means that the application will close either when the maximum number of applications (300) has been reached or 15 May, whichever comes first" — and RSM publishes no weighting for the CV it requires, saying only that "the RSM Admissions team will carefully review all applications and select the candidates for the programme", so "the CV isn't scored" was an inference and has been withdrawn. Freshness flag: the admission-requirements page states "The admissions requirements for September 2027 entry are currently being updated and will be finalised by 1 October 2026" ↗ — Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
- RSM — MSc employment report ↗ — Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
- RSM — application deadlines (September 2027 intake: opens 1 October 2026, closes 15 May 2027 "or earlier if programme is full"; listed under maximum-capacity programmes). SCOPE CHECKED 2026-09-03: this is a portfolio-wide page carrying several tables, and the dates DIFFER by programme — MSc Finance & Investments closes 31 Oct 2026 and MSc International Management/CEMS 31 Jan 2027, both earlier than this one. The 1 Oct – 15 May pair is the row for "MScBA Master in Management (English, Full-time)" specifically, under "Master programmes with maximum capacity" ↗ — Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
- RSM — facts & figures / rankings ↗ — Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
- RSM — school history ↗ — Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
- QS Business Masters Rankings: Management 2026 ↗ — QS Quacquarelli Symonds
- RSM — How to apply (MSc programmes). INTERVIEW CHECKED 2026-09-03, and this is a portfolio-wide page, so the scope matters: the only selection interview RSM describes is for two OTHER programmes — "International Management/CEMS and Finance & Investments have a selection process and all applicants receive their results on the same day", and "next to meeting the minimum requirements for the MSc International Management/CEMS programme as well the MSc in Finance & Investments, applicants also go through a selection interview. This additional selection is due to the limited number of places in the programme and the limited number of exchange spots." The supporting-documents list that applies to the MScBA Master in Management is documentary only (CV, secondary-school diploma, bachelor diploma, academic transcripts, translations) and states of the CV: "The CV will not be assessed during the evaluation, but can provide additional information for the admission staff." Read from the raw HTML with a browser user agent; the sibling admission-requirements page is a per-country/per-programme filter tool that renders no requirements to a fetcher ↗ — Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
- RSM Admissions & Orientation Support — 'My previous education was in English. Is this sufficient proof of my English proficiency? (MSc)'. ENGLISH EVIDENCE CHECKED 2026-09-05: previous education proves proficiency only where 'the official language of instruction was English and the diploma was obtained in one of the following countries: USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa or within the EU/EEA including Switzerland.' A two-language EU/EEA bachelor must show 'at least 120 EC were taught in English'; 'If it is not mentioned on the diploma, or on the website of the university that the programme is taught in English, an official statement provided by the university is required'; a master's route requires 'at least 60 EC at the time of applying to RSM'. Secondary-education routes name the IB (English A, grade 6 HL / 7 SL), the European Baccalaureate (7.0) and GCSE/A-Level English at grade C, and state that 'English completed as part of a VWO diploma is not sufficient.'. P33f RE-READ 2026-09-12: read again for one question only — does submitting a test result BELOW the course requirement remove an exemption the applicant would otherwise hold, as Bath states ('you will not be exempt')? This page publishes NO rule either way. Recorded as a dated SILENCE on that question, never as permission: a page that says nothing has not promised to ignore a weak score. ↗ — Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University