What is the average salary after MiM from EDHEC?

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Karan P · Accepted Answer

The paycheck after EDHEC MiM isn&rsquo;t sky-high like HEC, but it&rsquo;s solid &mdash; especially for what you invest.

Most grads report starting salaries between &euro;48,000 and &euro;52,000. Finance roles usually pay higher, with some AM or risk positions touching &euro;55K&ndash;&euro;58K if placed in London or Luxembourg.
Consulting and marketing jobs tend to offer lower packages, especially in France, where the norm starts around &euro;45,000.
Doing your gap year internship at a well-known brand significantly boosts post-grad offers &mdash; some students convert those into full-time roles with &euro;55K+ offers.
International students who land jobs in the UK or Germany generally earn more than those staying in France due to cost of living adjustments and market differences.
Those without French skills may still get decent offers, but usually in multinational teams or tech/finance roles that don&rsquo;t require client interaction.

ROI holds up well if you make smart internship and location choices.
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Jayant M · Answer

The average salary after a MiM from EDHEC is around &euro;50,000 to &euro;52,000 per year, depending on the role, industry, and location.
Graduates going into finance roles &mdash; especially asset management, audit, or risk &mdash; tend to land salaries closer to &euro;55,000, particularly in cities like Paris, Luxembourg, or London. For consulting and marketing roles, the starting salary is often in the &euro;45,000&ndash;&euro;50,000 range.
According to EDHEC&rsquo;s latest career reports, over 90% of MiM grads are employed within 3 months, and a good number secure pre-placement offers through internships. Salary outcomes are also stronger for those who use the gap year for internships at known firms like L&rsquo;Or&eacute;al, Deloitte, or BNP Paribas.
Language skills and location matter,  jobs in France may pay slightly less than London or Germany-based roles but are often easier to land if you do an internship during the program.