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If you want to know if an MBA in Europe is the right decision for you and your future ambitions, then the question of the degree’s ROI (return on investment) in the region is bound to rear its head sooner or later.
Fortunately, the latest research report put together by the QS Intelligence Unit deals with exactly this theme, namely the ROI one can expect from an MBA in Europe, in an analysis of over forty of its leading business schools.
However, sometimes a visual starting point can help set the stage for a much fuller investigation. With exactly this is mind, the three infographics below highlight the type of ROI areas addressed in depth within the pages of the report.
Which MBA in Europe comes with the highest tuition fees? Do these programs match up with those reporting the highest MBA salary levels among their graduates? How have the highest graduate salaries improved on what the class was earning, on average, before they enrolled in their MBA? The answers to these questions can be found simply by scrolling down – but for more details, check out the full ROI report – which is available as a free download.
Tim is a writer with a background in consumer journalism and charity communications. He trained as a journalist in the UK and holds degrees in history (BA) and Latin American studies (MA).
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