Católica-Lisbon enters the world elite of master's programs
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Católica-Lisbon enters the world elite of master's programs

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 21:15

Católica-Lisbon, the Portuguese business school based in Lisbon, achieved a historic milestone by entering the world elite of master's programs. The institution's master's program rose five positions and now ranks among the TOP 25 worldwide according to leading international rankings in the field of management and business.

This result represents significant recognition of the quality of teaching and research practiced by the school. The rise in the ranking reflects the academic excellence of the faculty, the relevance of the curricular programs, and the strong connection to the business world that characterizes the institution.

Católica-Lisbon has been consolidating its international reputation over the past years, investing in partnerships with prestigious universities and in programs that attract students from various parts of the world. The new positioning in the ranking reinforces Portugal's status as a leading destination for management studies in Europe.

This achievement positions the Portuguese school among the best higher education institutions in the field of business, competing directly with traditional business schools from Europe, North America, and Asia.

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