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The average salary of MBA graduates in Germany typically ranges from €65,000 to €90,000 per year, depending on the school, industry, and prior experience.
Here’s a quick look at salary expectations from top MBA programs:
- Mannheim Business School – Around €95,000 (post-MBA average salary)
- ESMT Berlin – Roughly €93,000 including bonuses
- WHU – Otto Beisheim – Average salary reported at €85,000–€90,000
- Frankfurt School of Finance & Management – Between €75,000 and €85,000
Graduates entering consulting, finance, or tech tend to land at the higher end of the range. Sectors like manufacturing or logistics may start slightly lower but offer long-term growth.
For a detailed breakdown by school, sector, and experience level, read the full blog here "MBA Salary in Germany"
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MBA graduates from top German business schools see average salaries ranging from €80,000 to €95,000. Salaries are highest at globally ranked programs like Mannheim and ESMT Berlin.
These figures typically include base salary and bonuses, with consulting and finance roles driving the higher end. The ROI is strong, especially considering Germany's lower tuition and visa-friendly work policies. This makes it a practical, high-value MBA destination for international students.