Business Management Courses in Portugal

School Of Economics And Management:
The School of Economics and Management (FCEE) of Universidade Católica Portuguesa in Lisbon has held a leading position in teaching Management in Portugal for more than 30 years. Our Resident Faculty obtained their PhDs in prestigious international schools and have an international outlook in their teaching and research activities. MBACatólica also benefits every year from the contribution of around 12 visiting professors from the best American & European Schools. Lisbon is a vibrant & dynamic capital city in the westernmost country of Europe.

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MBACatolica

The MBACatolica is an 11 months Full-time or 2 years Part-time MBA program, and the student has a choice between a General Management Program or a Major either in Finance, Marketing or Information Systems. The program consists of 9 core courses and 9 electives. The broad range of electives available (more than thirty electives were offered last year) enables all participants to shape the MBA to suit their personal preferences and needs.

The MBA program provides students with a full set of tools to develop the skills to become outstanding managers. The development of foundation management competencies is assured through a strong investment in:

- Analytical skills - providing you with a deep understanding of business measurements to support decision-making.
- Personal and Professional Skills - developing your leadership skills is crucial to succeed in today's business world and the MBA program will offer you a unique opportunity to achieve this goal.

The core required courses for MBACatolica are: Applied Corporate Finance; Business Economics; Corporate Sustainability; Finance; Financial Accounting; Human Resources Management; Management Control Systems; Marketing; Operations Management; Organizational Behavior; Quantitative Analysis for Business; Strategic Management

Other Programs
Undergraduate Degree in Economics; Undergraduate Degree in Management; Master in Economics; Master in Health Care Management; Executive Education