According to a comprehensive report by WorldWay: In the latest 2014 European Business School Rankings released by the Financial Times, three Portuguese business schools were featured: Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics, Nova School of Business and Economics, and Porto Business School, while the top spot was retained by London Business School.
In this year's rankings, the Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics maintained its position from last year—25th place. Upon hearing the news, Dean Francisco Veloso expressed his satisfaction, noting that this ranking recognizes the school's international academic competitiveness and will help the school better attract talent and develop its hardware and software facilities in the future. Currently, the Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics has a strong international faculty and student body, with 40% international faculty and 50% international students. The international students are primarily from Germany, France, and Italy.
The Nova School of Business and Economics ranked 28th, an improvement of 8 places compared to last year, and like the Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics, it is considered one of the best MBA schools in Europe. The number of international students at the school is also increasing year by year, including those from China, Germany, and Italy.
Porto Business School ranked 59th this year, an improvement of 7 places compared to last year. International students account for 50%, mainly coming from South Africa, Canada, and the United States.
The rankings of the business schools at Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics and Nova School of Business and Economics have surpassed those of the University of Cambridge, Leipzig University, and the University of Manchester, which are world-renowned for their management and finance schools, which is truly a source of pride.
The quality of education in Portugal is recognized worldwide. Many of WorldWay's Portuguese clients state that immigrating to Portugal and allowing their children to enjoy the level of higher education in the European Union is one of the main reasons. WorldWay's Portugal immigration experts explain that holding a Portuguese temporary residence permit allows access to free education in Portuguese public schools. International schools are more affordable compared to those in the United States and the United Kingdom. Many private universities in Portugal adopt international teaching methods and offer joint programs with countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Switzerland, allowing students to receive dual degrees upon graduation. Graduates from Portuguese higher education institutions have a high degree of internationalization and are widely welcomed by employers.
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