What is the average package after completing a master’s in management (MIM) from the following universities: Imperial, Warwick, Alliance Manchester, and UCL?

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Hema A · Accepted Answer

Not all MiMs in the UK pay the same &mdash; and the school name definitely makes a difference when it comes to salary.

Imperial has the strongest earning outcomes. Grads going into consulting or fintech report packages close to &pound;50,000, especially with London-based employers.
Warwick sits just behind &mdash; most MiM grads earn between &pound;40,000&ndash;&pound;45,000, with placements in EY, HSBC, and strategy roles.
UCL tends to place people in product and business analyst roles. Salaries here range around &pound;38,000&ndash;&pound;42,000, and many grads go into tech or retail.
Manchester offers a decent ROI, but average salaries are slightly lower &mdash; usually &pound;32,000&ndash;&pound;36,000, unless the grad lands a top consulting or operations role.

Some grads reported hitting higher numbers when they interned during their degree or joined fast-growing startups. London helps with exposure, but the school&rsquo;s alumni and career support play a huge role too.

Karan P · Answer

The average salary after completing a MiM from Imperial, Warwick, Alliance Manchester, or UCL varies between &pound;32,000 and &pound;50,000, depending on school, role, and location.
Imperial has the highest average package &mdash; around &pound;48,000&ndash;&pound;50,000, especially for those entering consulting, finance, or tech in London. Firms like Deloitte, Amazon, and BCG recruit heavily there. Warwick MiM grads usually report &pound;42,000&ndash;&pound;45,000, especially in consulting or banking. Warwick has strong links with Big 4 and London-based recruiters.
Manchester falls slightly lower, with average salaries in the &pound;33,000&ndash;&pound;37,000 range. UCL sits in between &mdash; around &pound;38,000&ndash;&pound;42,000, depending on specialization. UCL grads also benefit from strong brand recognition in corporate roles and product/strategy jobs in tech.
In general, London-based roles pay more, but competition is high. Starting early with applications and using school career fairs often helps push salary outcomes above the median.