Portugal has made significant strides in the realm of business education, with six of its business schools now recognized among the best in Europe. Notably, Nova School of Business and Economics (Nova SBE) has achieved a remarkable milestone by entering the top 20 of the Financial Times European Business School Rankings for the first time. This achievement underscores the growing reputation of Portuguese institutions on the international stage.
Overview of Rankings
The latest Financial Times European Business School Rankings 2024 has highlighted the progress of several Portuguese institutions. The rankings now include:
- Nova School of Business and Economics (Nova SBE) – Ranked in the top 20.
- Porto Business School (PBS) – Climbed 14 places to rank 39th.
- Faculty of Economics of the University of Porto (FEP) – Ranked 57th in the Masters in Management category.
This year’s rankings featured a total of 100 institutions, with the top spots dominated by schools from France and the United Kingdom.
Notable Achievements
- Nova SBE: Continues to be a leader in business education, marking its place among the elite.
- Porto Business School: Achieved significant improvements in various categories:
- Faculty of Economics (FEP): The Master in Management program is recognized as the best in Portugal for return on academic investment, career progression, and gender equality.
The recognition of Portuguese business schools in the European rankings reflects a broader trend of rising educational standards and global competitiveness. As these institutions continue to enhance their programs and foster connections around the world, they are poised to make an even greater impact on the international business education landscape. This development not only benefits the schools themselves but also contributes to the overall growth of Portugal’s economy and its position in the global market.
