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MiM Student at Kellogg School of Management
HEC Paris MIM graduates earn competitive salaries right from the start. The average salary immediately after graduation is around €66,000, while the figure rises to approximately €121,000 within three years of completing the program. This steady growth reflects the strong market demand for HEC talent.
Graduates are typically hired in sectors like consulting, finance, technology, and luxury goods. Top employers include McKinsey, BCG, Bain, Goldman Sachs, L’Oréal, Amazon, and Google, among others. A large number of students also receive offers from multinational companies in London, Paris, and other major European hubs.
This earning potential, combined with global opportunities and strong alumni connections, makes the HEC Paris MIM one of the most career-focused master’s programs in Europe.
Master in Management Student at Georgetown University | Aspiring Business Leader with a Passion for Innovation and Strategy
HEC Paris MIM graduates typically receive strong starting salaries, reflecting the program’s reputation and industry alignment. Here’s a look at the average starting salary (right after graduation) over the past five years:
Average Starting Salary (at Graduation):
- Class of 2020: €63,000
- Class of 2021: €64,000
- Class of 2022: €65,000
- Class of 2023: €66,000
- Class of 2024: €67,000
These salaries represent first-year compensation across key industries like consulting, finance, and tech, with many roles based in Europe and other international job markets. The steady growth in salary figures shows the strong demand for HEC MIM graduates and the program’s consistent career outcomes.