Financial Times places five Portuguese business schools among the best in the world in Management
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Financial Times places five Portuguese business schools among the best in the world in Management

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 05:01

Portuguese management education has once again gained international prominence through the Financial Times Masters in Management 2026 ranking. The study placed five Portuguese business schools among the best management programs in the world. This international recognition reinforces the quality of management education in Portugal and the prestige of national institutions in the global academic landscape.

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