Over two days, students from the 20th edition of the Executive MBA at Católica Porto School of Business and Economics were challenged to turn real-world...
For the fourth consecutive year, Católica Porto School of Business and Economics (Católica Porto SBE) is featured in the QS Business Masters Rankings 2027...
September brought new faces, new conversations and many firsts to Católica Porto School of Business and Economics. From 1 to 3 September, the School...
The Master's in Management at Católica Porto School of Business and Economics (Católica Porto SBE) once again features in the prestigious Financial Times...
New name makes the School’s breadth explicit, reinforces its international ambition and gives rise to a new positioning centred on what technology cannot...
Católica Porto Business School will host the 10th edition of the Industrial Marketing Management (IMM) Summit from 12 to 15 January 2027, dedicated to the...
It is with profound sadness that Universidade Católica Portuguesa announces the passing of Professor Francisco Carvalho Guerra, a towering figure in the...
The scientific article developed from the master's dissertation of Gonçalo Cardoso, an alumnus of the Master's in Management at Católica Porto Business...
Throughout July, Católica Porto Business School welcomed students from 23 different nationalities to take part in a range of international Summer School...
"We live longer than any generation before us. Longevity, technological advances and transformations in the workplace offer us an unprecedented opportunity to have more time to build diverse professional and personal paths. But this opportunity also...
The Vice Dean of Católica Porto School of Business and Economics, Paulo Alves, appeared on RTP Notícias yesterday, where he analysed the economic impact of the recent rise in fuel prices. During his intervention, the Católica Porto SBE professor...
Portugal is strengthening its position as a European hub for advanced management education. In the Financial Times Masters in Management Ranking 2026, all five Portuguese schools featured among the world’s top 100 programmes recorded an improvement...
"Byron Sharp, from the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute, refers to these as a brand’s «distinctive assets»: its colours, logo, tone of voice – everything that allows us to recognise a brand without having to think about it. Changing a name means switching off...
The change of name to Católica Porto School of Business and Economics and the launch of the School’s new identity have been covered by several media outlets. The new signature, Irreplaceable Humans , and the School’s perspective on the transformation of...
Católica brought together Management and Law to create what would become Portugal’s first double degree programme. The programme is now celebrating its tenth anniversary, with an employment rate of 100%. Católica’s Porto campus was the first higher...
This month's Deans' Corner focuses on the School's name change, from Católica Porto Business School to Católica Porto School of Business and Economics: "A change of name may seem insignificant. In this case, it is intended to mean precisely the opposite...
The impact of conflicts on the global economy Paulo Alves, Vice-Dean of Católica Porto Business School, was on RTP this morning to discuss the impact of conflicts on the global economy. With winter approaching, the level of gas reserves in Europe and the...
"Teaching students to question things in a world with AI seems, perhaps paradoxically, to require more engagement, more direct debate between students and lecturers, more live exchanges of ideas, and more time devoted to the learning process." Read the...
"Today, there is a lot of discussion around ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance). Companies, investors, customers and regulators are increasingly using environmental, social and governance indicators to assess the performance and competitiveness of...
