Salary increase of 51%
The salary range for individuals with an MBA can vary widely depending on several factors, such as the industry, job function, location, years of experience, and the reputation of the business school attended. Generally, having an MBA can lead to higher earning potential compared to individuals without an advanced degree.
According to a 2018 Henley Business School research, three years after graduating, Henley MBA students experienced an average pay rise of 53%. According to the study, which Dagbladet Brsen published a piece on, the average wage for former Henley MBA students three years after graduation was DKK 1,007,000 annually. In 2018, the same wage rise is in effect.
An MBA in Denmark can cost anywhere between DKK 100,000 and DKK 500,000, according to a comparison at business.dk, but because of the possible wage increase, it is properly seen as an investment. A successful MBA might therefore expect to see a nice wage boost over time.
In specific industries like finance, consulting, and technology, individuals with an MBA can often command higher salaries. For example, in the consulting industry, MBA graduates from top-tier business schools.
Assessing the quality of your MBA
The AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS accreditations of the Henley Executive MBA place it in the top 1% of all international management programs in the world for distribution, knowledge, and recognition.
By holding these esteemed accreditations, the Henley Executive MBA attests to its dedication to providing a top-tier education that equips students with the necessary knowledge, skills, and recognition to excel in the global business landscape. When evaluating the effectiveness and quality of your MBA education certificate, considering such reputable accreditations can provide assurance and confidence in the program's credibility and impact.
