. What’s the average salary after FSFM MiM and what kind of roles do grads get?

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T Mehta · Accepted Answer

For many FSFM MiM grads, the first role after graduation sets them up for rapid salary growth.
Average starting pay is usually in the &euro;50,000&ndash;&euro;60,000 range, though consulting and investment banking offers can push that closer to &euro;70,000.
&bull; Consulting roles are common, with hires at Bain, Roland Berger, and Accenture in Germany and across Europe. &bull; In finance, positions in corporate banking, asset management, and M&A are frequent, especially in Frankfurt&rsquo;s banking hub. &bull; Non-finance roles include product management and operations in tech firms like Zalando, Delivery Hero, and SAP. &bull; Many non-EU grads leverage FSFM&rsquo;s career services to secure internships that convert into full-time offers before graduation, cutting down the post-study job search time.
A typical path in consulting might start at Junior Consultant, move to Consultant in 1&ndash;2 years, and then Senior Consultant with salaries crossing &euro;85,000 &mdash; faster for those in high-demand sectors.
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V Ritik · Answer

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management MiM graduates usually see strong career outcomes in Germany and across Europe. The average starting salary is around &euro;55,000&ndash;&euro;65,000, depending on the industry and whether the role is in a major city like Frankfurt or abroad. Consulting and finance lead the list of recruiters, with firms like Deloitte, PwC, KPMG, and Deutsche Bank offering analyst and associate-level positions.
Many also move into corporate strategy, risk management, or financial planning roles in multinational companies. Tech companies such as Amazon and fintech startups in Berlin and Frankfurt have also become popular destinations, especially for those with internships in data or product-related work. Over time, salaries often climb to &euro;75,000&ndash;&euro;85,000 within 2&ndash;3 years, especially for those moving into senior analyst or managerial roles. A big plus is FSFM&rsquo;s strong ties with employers in Frankfurt&rsquo;s financial district, helping grads secure interviews quickly after graduation.